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NALSAR University of Law Vice Chancellor, Prof P. Krishna Dev Rao welcomed the participants to brood up on the importance of the dispute settlement body of WTO and the need to delve into its functioning which is facing some troubles.
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The 13th World Trade Organization ministerial conference saw members struggling even to agree on a declaration, let alone the big issues of agriculture, fisheries and border taxes on ecommerce
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The members should agree and adopt a decision on SSM by the 14th WTO Ministerial Conference (MC), it said.
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The issue came up for discussion during a recent meeting of senior officials of WTO members in Geneva last week
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As the crypto market garners increasing global attention, its classification under the WTO e-commerce framework remains ambiguous
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Customs duties help protect domestic industries and provide a policy space to support the growth of MSMEs
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The issue came up for discussion at an agriculture negotiations meeting on October 2 in Geneva
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In a break with the wider EU, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia last week announced bans on imports of Ukrainian food to their local markets
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Brazil is the largest producer of sugarcane and ethanol in the world. It is also a leader in the technology used for ethanol production
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US and India have agreed to resolve their last outstanding dispute at the WTO on Indian measures concerning the importation of poultry and poultry products, said Katherine Tai
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The issue was flagged during a meeting between Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal and US Trade Representative Katherine Tai on August 26
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Importers of these items would now have to seek permission or license from the government for their inbound shipments
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India and the US have mutually resolved all six trade disputes pending at the World Trade Organisation
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India's exports contracted by 22 per cent, the steepest decline in the last three years, to USD 32.97 billion in June
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Japan expressed disappointment over India's decision to appeal against a ruling of the WTO trade dispute settlement
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By Biswajit Dhar The World Health Organization (WHO) has called it “vaccine apartheid”: developed economies who can pay for Covid-19 vaccines have much higher rates of vaccination than developing economies. Only 21% of people in low-income countries have received at least one Covid-19 vaccine dose, partly because pharmaceutical companies have refused to temporarily waive their […]
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By Dr K Srinivasa Rao The geopolitical storm due to the war between Russia and Ukraine overwhelmed the revival of the economy from the pandemic. Some early signs of data on high-frequency indicators provide the comfort of reaching the pre-pandemic levels except in the high contact industry. However, the loss of productivity has been immense […]
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Hyderabad: The issue of broken rice and parboiled rice is far from over. While the Telangana government came to the rescue of farmers and decided to procure nearly 65 lakh tonnes of paddy during Yasangi this year, experts feel that the Centre must take immediate measures to tap export potential. Ever since the issue of […]
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Hyderabad: TRS MPs on Monday served notice to move a privilege motion against union Minister of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution Piyush Goyal for deliberately misleading the Parliament and Members over the issue of export of boiled rice to other countries. In a letter to Lok Speaker Om Birla, the TRS MPs including Prabhakar […]
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Warangal: Criticising the Centre for its attempt to usurp the autonomy of the universities including the State run universities, TRS MP (Rajya Sabha) K Keshava Rao has stressed the need for protection of the sovereignty of the government universities besides ensuring access to higher education for all the interested people. He opined that the National […]