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Low expectations from the 12th WTO Ministerial Conference

The meet takes place under the shadow of global inflation, supply chain disruptions, lingering pandemic, slowing growth momentum, and the Russia-Ukraine war

Unfortunately, WTO couldn't respond with alacrity to control Covid: Goyal

India ramped up its supplies of medical products to different countries to deal with Covid, but WTO could not react with alacrity and members need to bow their heads in 'shame', Piyush Goyal said

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At Ministerial Conference, WTO faces litmus test on food security issue

Despite making all the correct noises, the WTO members have failed to walk the talk as evident in divergent positions on food security

Govt set to pitch for grain sales from public stockholding at WTO meet

The Centre's comments are significant as the G7 countries have criticised India's ban on wheat exports

WTO's 12th Ministerial Conference: Food security, vax equity to top agenda

The 12th Ministerial Conference starts on Sunday to discuss matters under the ambit of multilateral trade rules

International trade remains important

Nations with an open and free trade policy will make the most of the recovery in global trade

Best of BS Opinion: WTO rules on foodgrains, urban mining, and more

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For an enduring solution

WTO rules on foodgrains must be updated

WTO June meet: India not likely to create a hurdle on e-com moratorium

Developing countries, including India, have been battling for policy space to impose Customs duties on electronic transmissions

Indian wheat must not be re-exported to 3rd country, says Piyush Goyal

'We want to support less developed, friendly and neighbouring countries to the extent we can'

WTO MC12: India will agree to fisheries deal if it is 'equitable'

The current draft is unfairly constraining the less developed nations that don't have the capacity and resources to support their industry and farmers

WTO meet in June: India may not favour relief to food purchase under WFP

Government officials said India may not agree with the proposal as it will restrict its policy space to deal with domestic food security concerns

India wants WTO to play its role in containing global inflation

The 12th ministerial conference, the highest decision-making body of the WTO, is scheduled to meet on June 12-15 in Geneva

WTO: India raises concerns over trade barriers built in by Indonesia

Indonesia last week banned the export of crude and refined palm oil amid global shortage of the edible oil

WTO's 12th ministerial conference to take place on June 12-15 in Geneva

The Ministerial Conference (MC) is the highest decision making body of the 164-member Geneva-based multilateral body

PM Modi says India ready to supply food stock to world if WTO gives nod

Food stock in different parts of the world is dwindling due to the war (in Ukraine)

Rising food prices may prompt unrest in poor countries: WTO chief

WTO chief Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala said that food price growth that's happening as a result of the situation in Ukraine may prompt unrest among undernourished people in poverty-stricken countries.

Three major reasons why the old world order isn't about to collapse

China thinks it will be able to replace the post-1945 system, but history shows that is not going to happen.

WTO DG welcomes breakthrough on Covid-19 vaccine waiver

WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala welcomed breakthrough among four member countries - India, South Africa, EU US - on a waiver of TRIP agreement for the production of Covid-19 vaccines.