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India joins WTO fish subsidies pact, 900 questions at trade policy reviewIndia has joined the WTO agreement on fisheries subsidies, prohibiting harmful fishing practices. This pact safeguards traditional fishers ...- India joins WTO's agreement on fisheries subsidiesIndia has formally accepted the WTO agreement on fisheries subsidies. This pact prohibits government support for illegal fishing and over-e...
- FTAs building a new trade architecture for Viksit BharatIndia is actively pursuing Free Trade Agreements to boost market access and shield its businesses. These agreements target complementary ec...
- India's biggest trade bet comes with six red flagsIndia may be adding more trade partners, but its latest FTA report card comes with several red marks. A new study by the Global Trade Resea...
- Global trade at crossroads: Panel calls for WTO reformPascal Lamy suggests the US has effectively withdrawn from the WTO, as experts at a CUTS International roundtable emphasized the urgent nee...
- Leaders emphasise support for WTO, rule-based international tradingThe WTO stressed the need for a rule-based multilateral trading system amid rising geopolitical and economic tensions. At an informal minis...
- International community fails to provide adequate funding for climate & biodiversity: Indian trade policy expert Pradeep MehtaAt CUTS International's 40th anniversary, trade policy expert Pradeep Mehta criticized unilateral trade and environmental measures while hi...
- ‘G7 could decide to further de-risk its economies from China, which can benefit India'"Moving these production facilities out of China would benefit Vietnam, Indonesia, Laos and Cambodia — but there would also be a huge oppor...
- India to oppose negotiating mandate for non-trade issues at WTO ministerialIndia is engaging with the EU on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and preparing the domestic industry to comply with the norms...
- Navigating the trade and environment nexus: A call for actionable equitable policiesAs the global community grapples with climate change, plastic waste, biodiversity loss, and pollution, the need for a balanced approach tha...
- Social justice should be integral to Global South: CUTS InternationalWhile panelists agreed that the world is still reeling from the shock of covid-19, the impacts of climate change, armed conflicts and geopo...
- At COP28, India needs to flag misconception that exports, imports add to global carbon emissions: GTRIOn CBAM or carbon tax, a kind of additional import duty, the report said that India must underscore how the CBAM potentially undermines the...
- G20 Delhi Declaration: WTO reform, discouraging protectionism, mutually supportive trade and green policiesThe G20 reiterated their commitment to reforming the World Trade Organization (WTO) and resolving disputes. They emphasized the need to avo...
- India keeping tabs on WTO pact for plastic pollutionOfficials said India's per capita usage of plastics is low and the country has already banned single-use plastic and that Multilateral Envi...
- The death of the WTO has only been delayedFor the WTO to reclaim relevance — and the faith of the developing world — it will in the future need to codify China’s new status.
- Big climate change job awaits WTO - if it can step upFew doubt that trade matters to climate change. While national emissions-cutting pledges grab headlines, the reality is that the world's to...
- Is India recalibrating its approach towards FTA negotiations?There are early signs that India may be recalibrating its approach towards PTA negotiations. The direction in which its trade policy tilts ...
- UNCTAD calls for climate waiver, peace clause for developing nations’ trade-related green measuresMost of the developed economies like Australia, Canada, European Union, Germany, Japan, and the United States, have higher carbon dioxide e...
- We won't like environment issues at WTO: Commerce minister Suresh Prabhu"There is a separate protocol for environment. WTO deals only with trade issues," Commerce minister Suresh Prabhu said.
- Fishermen cry foul over proposed WTO sopsThe proposed WTO provisions on fisheries’ subsidy would seriously affect the livelihood and well-being of traditional fishermen in the coun...
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