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Jul 21 2008:
The Doha round is aimed at liberalising global trade to make importing and exporting cheaper and easier
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Jul 20 2008:
The EU commissioner has no fear of Sarkozy, he tells Heather Stewart
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Jul 20 2008:
Poor nations derailed the last WTO deal. Now economic turmoil means the rich countries could kill it off for the foreseeable future, writes Heather Stewart
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Jul 20 2008:
A fresh bout of 'banana wars' risks souring make-or-break World Trade Organisation talks in Geneva
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Jul 18 2008:
Letter: The outcomes of the last ministerial meeting in Hong Kong in 2005 were a bad deal for poor people and the environment
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Poll,
Jul 2 2008:
Taking over the European Union presidency, Nicolas Sarkozy wants a more protectionist stance in the WTO talks, apparently blaming EU trade commissioner Peter Mandelson's free-trade position for the Irish “no” vote to the Lisbon treaty. Mandelson has hit back at the French president for “the undermining of my own position”. Spat aside, who is right on the issue?
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Jun 27 2008:
Kevin Gallagher and Timothy Wise: Developing countries should refuse to revive world trade round if they continue to get little in return
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Jun 26 2008:
Years of acrimonious trade talks reaches critical point as ministers arrange meeting to end the impasse
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Jun 9 2008:
Peter Mandelson: Brown knows it, and the US must learn it too: our economic welfare depends upon it
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Jun 6 2008:
Pascal Lamy's intervention is an attempt to give struggling trade talks a final push
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Jun 5 2008:
Gordon Brown today called for a new world trade deal as he put oil and food prices at the top of Britain's agenda for the forthcoming European Union council meeting
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Jun 5 2008:
Director-general says soaring food prices and credit crunch makes Doha round deal crucial
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