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International trade agreements

World news about “International trade agreements” published by euronews.

  • WTO vs Protectionism

    With ISEG In this edition of U-talk, Benjamin, from Saint-Etienne, in France, asks: “Could Europe implement protectionist policies and still conform to… 20/07/2012

  • I talk discusses free trade agreements

    Which countries should Europe be trading with? Free trade agreements create jobs and offer new markets, but is it always positive? Your questions are answered… 14/06/2012

  • EU-Argentina trade friction increases

    The European Union has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organisation against import restrictions imposed by Argentina, adding to Buenos Aires tensions… 25/05/2012

  • South Korea clashes with police – nocomment

    More than two thousand South Korean protesters clashed with police on Saturday evening in Gwanghwamun Square in central Seoul. Demonstrators were protesting… 26/11/2011

  • Are FTAs killing jobs?

    Amid economic and financial crises, free trade and globalisation are dirty words to many Europeans. Some of those same countries where globalisation-bashing… 29/09/2011

  • Sudan and South Sudan resolve oil dispute

    Sudan and South Sudan have reached a deal to restart oil production after a dispute over taxes. The South shut down its output in January after failing to… 04/08/2012

  • Ukraine ratifies free trade accord with ex-Soviet states

    Ukraine has become the third country to ratify a free trade area agreement with former Soviet countries in the Commonwealth of Independent States. The vote… 31/07/2012

  • Russia reaches next step for WTO inclusion

    The last obstacle for Russia’s candidacy to become a member of the world trade organisation has been overcome. After introducing laws in line with WTO’s… 10/11/2011

  • Russia agrees deal with Georgia over WTO entry

    Russian diplomats have agreed a Swiss-brokered deal with Georgia that will allow Russia to join the World Trade Organization after nearly two decades of… 10/11/2011


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