US 'pressure' tactic on WTO will fail: China state media

US 'pressure' tactic on WTO will fail: China state media

A US threat to pull recognition of China's "developing nation" status at the World Trade Organisation is a pressure tactic ahead of this week's trade talks and is bound to fail, a commentary in state media said Monday (Jul 29).
Vietnam works with US to protect enterprises’ benefits: Spokeswoman

Vietnam works with US to protect enterprises’ benefits: Spokeswoman

Vietnam’s agencies will continue to coordinate with the US side to protect legitimate rights and benefits of enterprises in line with legal regulations and agreements of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), and prevent illegal evasion and fraudulent acts of origin.
WTO largely sides with US in dispute over China grain import tariffs: Panel

WTO largely sides with US in dispute over China grain import tariffs: Panel

The World Trade Organisation on Thursday (Apr 18) largely sided with the United States in its Obama-era case against Beijing over Chinese restrictions on imports of American grain.
EU 'ready to respond' to US in Airbus-Boeing row

EU 'ready to respond' to US in Airbus-Boeing row

French finance minister Bruno Le Maire warned on Friday (Apr 12) that Europe was ready to hit back at any US tariffs against Airbus as he pleaded for an "amicable solution" to the long-running dispute.
US wins dispute over China grain subsidies before WTO

US wins dispute over China grain subsidies before WTO

GENEVA: The World Trade Organisation on Thursday (Feb 28) sided with Washington in a dispute it filed three years ago over "unfair" Chinese subsidies to producers of wheat and rice.
Australia takes India to WTO over sugar subsidies

Australia takes India to WTO over sugar subsidies

Australia announced on Friday (Nov 16) it was taking legal action against India at the WTO over sugar subsidies it said caused a "significant downturn" in world prices and hurt domestic producers.
Trade ministers, without US and China, call for urgent WTO reforms

Trade ministers, without US and China, call for urgent WTO reforms

OTTAWA: An overhaul of global trade is urgently needed, 13 trade ministers representing all regions of the world said on Thursday (Oct 25), following two days of talks in Ottawa aimed at setting objectives to reform the troubled system.
Global trade wars risk 'millions of jobs': WTO chief

Global trade wars risk 'millions of jobs': WTO chief

Head of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Roberto Azevedo said there needed to be political solutions and he called on leaders to work towards them at next month's G20 summit in Argentina.
US-China trade tension dominates IMF gathering

US-China trade tension dominates IMF gathering

Trade tensions between the United States and China, which threaten to spill over into the global economy, are dominating a gathering of world finance officials even as the Group of 20 avoided the topic on Friday (Apr 20).
China launches WTO challenge against US intellectual property tariffs

China launches WTO challenge against US intellectual property tariffs

In its WTO filing, China argued that the measures are "inconsistent" with multiple articles of international trade law to which the United States has agreed.
US launches WTO action on Indian export subsidies

US launches WTO action on Indian export subsidies

The United States said on Wednesday (Mar 14) it was taking action at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) against Indian government export subsidies, which officials said unfairly disadvantaged American workers and manufacturers.
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