“The US is reluctant to go along with a majority of members to mention Doha development agenda in the mandate,” said China’s trade envoy to...

WTO has not been able to find unanimity to reaffirm any of the fundamentals of the trade body- Marrakech principle of multilateralism, Doha...

In the same spirit of openness that is urged upon us, no one should ascribe a negative connotation when we say no on some issues, said Nirm...

As many as 2.37 lakh patent applications are pending with the government, mainly due to shortage of manpower, Parliament was informed today.

Cabinet has given its approval to India’s stand at the WTO’s Nairobi ministerial conference that took place last month.

Though services negotiations are part of the Doha Round under the General Agreement on Trade in Services, not much has happened in these ne...

Developed nations have failed to fulfil their Doha Development Agenda commitments at the WTO meeting in Nairobi and it is time to "radicall...

India faced a major setback due to a lack of consensus among WTO countries on reaffirming the Doha Development Agenda.

The WTO talks entered the fifth day today as a deadlock continued over reducing farm subsidies and on providing protection to poor farmers ...

Commerce secretary Rita Teaotia has said despite what is there on the negotiating table of the WTO, there are four issues on which India wa...

WTO chief Roberto Azevedo said there was a need to reconcile views in view of the stalemate and the draft has sought to touch upon the less...

"We must ensure that the Doha Development Agenda of 2001 is not closed without achieving these fundamental objectives,” Modi said.

Modi today pitched for a permanent solution to the food security and agriculture subsidy issues at the Nairobi WTO meet, to be held later t...

Sitharaman also appreciated the openness and flexibility shown by the WTO chief in their earlier interactions.

A new leadership, a new ministerial venue and, hence, renewed hope for concluding the beleaguered Doha Round of trade negotiations.

Economist Bibek Debroy boards ET time machine to catch a glimpse of how the country's trade will look like ten years from now.

India has remained the second largest recipient of WTO Aid-for-Trade in 2009, receiving assistance of over $ 1.5 billion from the trade bod...