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WTO Impasse Over, India's Food Security Concerns Taken on Board
After months-long deadlock, the World Trade Organisation approved a framework for a global pact to ease customs norms after accepting India's demand to remove constraints on food stockpiling.
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India, US Reach Agreement on Food Stockpiling: 10 Developments
India has reached an agreement with the United States on public stockpiling of food, commerce minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Thursday, paving the way for the implementation of a global trade facilitation deal that has been stalled for months.
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Minister Says India, US Reach Agreement on Food Stockpiling, Way Cleared for WTO Deal
India has reached an agreement with the United States on public stockpiling of food, commerce minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Thursday, paving the way for the implementation of a global trade facilitation deal that has been stalled for months.
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India Toughs It Out In WTO Food-Stockpiling Row
India defied other countries on Wednesday in a row over food stockpiling that has crippled attempts to reach a global trade agreement, raising doubts that backroom talks can reach a compromise before a Group of 20 summit this month.
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India Says WTO Deal Not Dead, Can Sign in September If Concerns Addressed: Report
India is willing to sign a global trade deal, which it has torpedoed, if other World Trade Organization members can agree to its parallel demand for concessions on stockpiling food, senior officials in New Delhi said on Friday.
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India Firm on Stand, WTO Fails to Reach $1 Trillion Deal on Customs Rules
The World Trade Organization failed on Thursday to reach a deal to standardise customs rules, which would have been the first global trade reform in two decades but was blocked by India's demands for concessions on agricultural stockpiling.
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Different Government Turned Down Modi's Visa, We Will Welcome Him, John Kerry Tells NDTV: Full Transcript
In an exclusive interview to NDTV's Prannoy Roy, US Secretary of State John Kerry spoke about the US government's earlier decision to deny Narendra Modi a visa, the allegations that the BJP was cleared as a potential target of surveillance by the National Security Agency or NSA, and the stand-off with Delhi on a key WTO global customs deal. India h...
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India Underscores Need to Protect Food Security of Millions in Firm Stand at WTO
India has told its fellow members of the World Trade Organisation or WTO that it finds a clear will to engage in areas of interest to developing countries conspicuously absent. The 160 members of the WTO are meeting in Geneva.
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In Firm Stand at WTO, India Underscores Need to Protect Food Security of Millions
India has told its fellow members of the World Trade Organisation that it finds a clear will to engage in areas of interest to developing countries conspicuously absent.
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India Blocks WTO Deal on Customs Rules, Angering Fellow Members
India blocked an agreement on new global customs rules on Thursday, angering fellow members of the World Trade Organization who say New Delhi's veto could be costly, economically and politically.
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WTO Impasse Over, India's Food Security Concerns Taken on Board
After months-long deadlock, the World Trade Organisation approved a framework for a global pact to ease customs norms after accepting India's demand to remove constraints on food stockpiling.
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India, US Reach Agreement on Food Stockpiling: 10 Developments
India has reached an agreement with the United States on public stockpiling of food, commerce minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Thursday, paving the way for the implementation of a global trade facilitation deal that has been stalled for months.
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Minister Says India, US Reach Agreement on Food Stockpiling, Way Cleared for WTO Deal
India has reached an agreement with the United States on public stockpiling of food, commerce minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Thursday, paving the way for the implementation of a global trade facilitation deal that has been stalled for months.
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India Toughs It Out In WTO Food-Stockpiling Row
India defied other countries on Wednesday in a row over food stockpiling that has crippled attempts to reach a global trade agreement, raising doubts that backroom talks can reach a compromise before a Group of 20 summit this month.
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India Says WTO Deal Not Dead, Can Sign in September If Concerns Addressed: Report
India is willing to sign a global trade deal, which it has torpedoed, if other World Trade Organization members can agree to its parallel demand for concessions on stockpiling food, senior officials in New Delhi said on Friday.
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India Firm on Stand, WTO Fails to Reach $1 Trillion Deal on Customs Rules
The World Trade Organization failed on Thursday to reach a deal to standardise customs rules, which would have been the first global trade reform in two decades but was blocked by India's demands for concessions on agricultural stockpiling.
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Different Government Turned Down Modi's Visa, We Will Welcome Him, John Kerry Tells NDTV: Full Transcript
In an exclusive interview to NDTV's Prannoy Roy, US Secretary of State John Kerry spoke about the US government's earlier decision to deny Narendra Modi a visa, the allegations that the BJP was cleared as a potential target of surveillance by the National Security Agency or NSA, and the stand-off with Delhi on a key WTO global customs deal. India h...
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India Underscores Need to Protect Food Security of Millions in Firm Stand at WTO
India has told its fellow members of the World Trade Organisation or WTO that it finds a clear will to engage in areas of interest to developing countries conspicuously absent. The 160 members of the WTO are meeting in Geneva.
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In Firm Stand at WTO, India Underscores Need to Protect Food Security of Millions
India has told its fellow members of the World Trade Organisation that it finds a clear will to engage in areas of interest to developing countries conspicuously absent.
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India Blocks WTO Deal on Customs Rules, Angering Fellow Members
India blocked an agreement on new global customs rules on Thursday, angering fellow members of the World Trade Organization who say New Delhi's veto could be costly, economically and politically.
