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UK’s steel curbs emerge as an early hurdle for FTA with India ahead of roll-out. Is there a way out?The UK has extended safeguard measures on select steel imports; starting from July 1, 2026, it will reduce tariff-free quotas by 60% and im...- WTO talks run overtime as Brazil, US clash on ecomm moratoriumWorld Trade Organization talks in Cameroon extended beyond deadlines. Negotiators from the US and Brazil debated agriculture and electronic...
- Commerce secy Rajesh Agrawal holds key bilateral meetings ahead of WTO Ministerial ConferenceCommerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal engaged in crucial WTO talks, preparing for MC14 in Cameroon. Discussions with key diplomats from the EU,...
- Brazil files WTO request for consultation over US tariffsBrazil's government has formally requested consultations with the World Trade Organization (WTO) regarding tariffs imposed by the United St...
- India, Brazil begin talks to resolve sugar related trade dispute at WTOIndia and Brazil are holding talks to resolve a sugar-related trade dispute at the World Trade Organisation (WTO). As part of the solution,...
- India in bilateral talks with Brazil to resolve sugar dispute at WTOIndia is in negotiations with Brazil to resolve a sugar dispute at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and the commerce ministry is coordina...
- India appeals against WTO dispute panel ruling on sugar export subsidies at appellate bodyIndia has stated that the WTO's dispute panel ruling has made certain "erroneous" findings about domestic schemes to support sugarcane prod...
- WTO to set up dispute settlement panel to review India's sugar subsidyBrazil, Australia and Guatemala had sought establishment of a dispute panel under the aegis of the WTO in a case against India's sugar subs...
- Set up dispute panel in case against India on sugar subsidy: Guatemala to WTOGuatemala is a major agricultural exporter in the world and it exports 70 per cent of its total sugar production.
- WTO to consider setting up panels to probe disputes against India’s sugar subsidies next weekBrazil, Australia and Guatemala have requested WTO dispute consultations with India regarding domestic support measures that it provides to...
- EU, Russia, Costa Rica seeks to join consultations in WTO dispute over India's sugar subsidiesThailand, Brazil and Australia too have sought consultations from India under the dispute settlement mechanism
- Guatemala drags India to WTO's dispute mechanism over sugar subsidiesGuatemala has sought consultations with India under the rules and procedures governing the settlement of disputes of the Geneva-based 164-m...
- Citing discrimination, India drags US to WTO on steel, aluminium tariffsIndia said the US duties of 25% and 10% on imports of steel and aluminium products respectively, are inconsistent with provisions of the WT...
- India-EU drug row heading towards long drawn battle in WTORow over seizure of Indian generic drugs by several European countries on the high sea appears to be heading towards a long drawn battle in...
- Brazil's president consults with US, China, India over WTOBrazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has announced that he has launched consultations with the United States, China and India to s...
- Brazil weighs WTO ethanol case against USBrazil says it is likely to ask the World Trade Organization to open a blockbuster case into US ethanol tariffs.
- WTO puts agri talks on holdThe US, India and Brazil continuing to engage in a fierce battle over agriculture tariffs, subsidies and special products, the chairman of ...
- Doha round may not meet deadlineWTO members had gathered in Geneva to reach an agreement on reducing farm subsidies and cutting down import tariffs for both agriculture an...
- Shrimp ShowdownChina, Thailand and Brazil have backed India in its fight with the US over anti-dumping duties on exports.
- India unlikely to attend meeting convened by USIndia is unlikely to attend a Ministerial meeting convened by US Trade Representative Robert Zoellick to break the deadlock to restart the ...
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