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India-Asean services FTA may stumble again

Sharma lambasts developed countries

Says Bali package not balanced

India eyes food subsidy reform as WTO Bali talks begin

Will also negotiate trade facilitation agreement

Indian position on food security at WTO flawed: Jagdish Bhagwati

Interview with Professor, Columbia University

We are discussing MSP, not Food Security Agreement at WTO: Sharma

Says India's stand on the food subsidy programme is sacrosanct, non-negotiable

Trade deficit and CAD will come down this year: T C A Ranganathan

Interview with CMD, Export-Import Bank of India

India might trip on WTO trade facilitation pact

There still remain a number of loopholes that developed countries can exercise and not cooperate with India

India to take tough stand at WTO meet

Seeks safeguards on food security

Cabinet Committee meet on WTO today

Meet assumes importance as India has agreed to 'peace clause'

India agrees to WTO's 4-year 'peace clause'

Permanent solution demand accepted, to be discussed after Bali meet

Credibility of WTO at stake with proliferation of bilateral trade deals: Jagdish Bhagwati

Says it is crucial that WTO retains its stature as a credible platform

Belgian blow to trade pact

Also wants further tariff reduction on goods by India

Cabinet unlikely to take up FDI in pharma, real estate relaxation

Among others, proposal to set up Rs 5,500-crore Indian Inclusive Innovation Fund may also come up for discussion

As Iran, US settle nuclear talks, India focuses on boosting trade

Iran and US reached a landmark agreement with Iran clinching a deal on curbing some of its nuclear programmes

CAD will come down sharply this year: TCA Ranganathan

Q&A with chairman of Exim-Import Bank of India

Cotton subsidies, not Peace Clause, may be game spoiler at WTO meet

The commitment on cotton subsidies reduction was taken during the run-up to the Cancun meet in 2003

India seeks permanent WTO safeguard on farm support

Decides against accepting 'peace clause' that guarantees only 4 years of interim relief

BTIA will boost Indo-French economic relations: Anne Lauvergeon

Interview with Ex-CEO, AREVA

Made in Pakistan

Since their debut in 2007, stalls from Pakistan have grown in popularity at the India International Trade Fair with their array of wares ranging from artefacts and dress materials to succulent dishes

Govt mulls WTO inflation escape clause for farm support

Examining clauses which could allow it the freedom to offer subsidies currently prohibited under global trading rules