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Opinion | India At WTO: Balancing Principles And Pragmatism
A constructive way forward could involve deeper engagement with the IFDA, identifying areas where safeguards may be necessary.
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EU Launches WTO Dispute Against China Over Telecom Patents
European Union has accused Chinese courts of preventing European companies from protecting their telecom technology patents with a legal challenge against China at the World Trade Organization.
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Vaccine Answer Close, But Facing Effort To Block It: WTO Chief
The World Trade Organization is close to resolving a dispute over how to spread COVID-19 vaccines more widely and fairly, but facing an "orchestrated effort" to block a deal, the body's chief said on Thursday.
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Donald Trump Threatens Not To Recognise China's Special Status At WTO
President Donald Trump on Friday threatened to withdraw recognition of the special "developing nation" status of China and other relatively rich countries at the World Trade Organization unless changes are made to the body's rules.
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US Adds India To Steel Tariff Dispute At World Trade Organization
The dispute follows similar complaints against China, the European Union and others who retaliated in the same way, saying the US tariffs were essentially "safeguard" measures that should be accompanied with a balancing cut in trade barriers on other goods.
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Trump Threatens To Withdraw US From World Trade Organisation: Report
US President Donald Trump threatened in an interview with Bloomberg News on Thursday to withdraw from the World Trade Organization if "they don't shape up," in his latest criticism of the institution.
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"Damaged Legitimate Interests": China Blasts US Tariffs On Solar Panels
China has blasted US tariffs on solar panel imports, filing a complaint at the World Trade Organization in the latest salvo of the trade battle between the world's two economic giants.
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Time For 'Reckoning' Over China's WTO Membership, Says US
The trade war between the world's top two economies landed at the World Trade Organization today, as the United States demanded a "reckoning" over China's membership in the body.
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India Pitches For Trade Facilitation Pact At WTO Headquarters
The trade facilitation in services or TFS proposal aims at liberalising rules for movement of professionals and other steps to reduce transaction costs to boost growth of the services sector.
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US Challenges $100 Billion In China Rice, Cereal Subsidies
US President Barack Obama launched legal action against $100 billion worth of "unfair" Chinese rice, wheat and corn subsidies at the World Trade Organization on Tuesday, setting up a culturally sensitive trade spat.
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Canada, Mexico Win WTO Nod for $1 Billion Sanctions Against US
Canada and Mexico won WTO approval Monday to impose up to $1 billion a year in trade sanctions against the United States over its country-of-origin labeling requirement for beef and pork.
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India Loses WTO Dispute Over Bird Flu Curbs on US Poultry
India broke World Trade Organization rules by blocking imports of US poultry and other agricultural products because of unsubstantiated bird flu fears, a WTO dispute panel ruled on Tuesday.
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Congress to Raise WTO Issue in Parliament Tomorrow
Irked by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remark suggesting that the UPA government compromised on the issue of food security at WTO, Congress today said it would raise the matter in Parliament on Monday as the statement was "incorrect".
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Opinion | India At WTO: Balancing Principles And Pragmatism
A constructive way forward could involve deeper engagement with the IFDA, identifying areas where safeguards may be necessary.
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EU Launches WTO Dispute Against China Over Telecom Patents
European Union has accused Chinese courts of preventing European companies from protecting their telecom technology patents with a legal challenge against China at the World Trade Organization.
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Vaccine Answer Close, But Facing Effort To Block It: WTO Chief
The World Trade Organization is close to resolving a dispute over how to spread COVID-19 vaccines more widely and fairly, but facing an "orchestrated effort" to block a deal, the body's chief said on Thursday.
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Donald Trump Threatens Not To Recognise China's Special Status At WTO
President Donald Trump on Friday threatened to withdraw recognition of the special "developing nation" status of China and other relatively rich countries at the World Trade Organization unless changes are made to the body's rules.
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US Adds India To Steel Tariff Dispute At World Trade Organization
The dispute follows similar complaints against China, the European Union and others who retaliated in the same way, saying the US tariffs were essentially "safeguard" measures that should be accompanied with a balancing cut in trade barriers on other goods.
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Trump Threatens To Withdraw US From World Trade Organisation: Report
US President Donald Trump threatened in an interview with Bloomberg News on Thursday to withdraw from the World Trade Organization if "they don't shape up," in his latest criticism of the institution.
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"Damaged Legitimate Interests": China Blasts US Tariffs On Solar Panels
China has blasted US tariffs on solar panel imports, filing a complaint at the World Trade Organization in the latest salvo of the trade battle between the world's two economic giants.
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Time For 'Reckoning' Over China's WTO Membership, Says US
The trade war between the world's top two economies landed at the World Trade Organization today, as the United States demanded a "reckoning" over China's membership in the body.
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India Pitches For Trade Facilitation Pact At WTO Headquarters
The trade facilitation in services or TFS proposal aims at liberalising rules for movement of professionals and other steps to reduce transaction costs to boost growth of the services sector.
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US Challenges $100 Billion In China Rice, Cereal Subsidies
US President Barack Obama launched legal action against $100 billion worth of "unfair" Chinese rice, wheat and corn subsidies at the World Trade Organization on Tuesday, setting up a culturally sensitive trade spat.
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Canada, Mexico Win WTO Nod for $1 Billion Sanctions Against US
Canada and Mexico won WTO approval Monday to impose up to $1 billion a year in trade sanctions against the United States over its country-of-origin labeling requirement for beef and pork.
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India Loses WTO Dispute Over Bird Flu Curbs on US Poultry
India broke World Trade Organization rules by blocking imports of US poultry and other agricultural products because of unsubstantiated bird flu fears, a WTO dispute panel ruled on Tuesday.
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Congress to Raise WTO Issue in Parliament Tomorrow
Irked by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remark suggesting that the UPA government compromised on the issue of food security at WTO, Congress today said it would raise the matter in Parliament on Monday as the statement was "incorrect".
