Regressive move

A fine balance

The bill keeps national interests intact and remains TRIPS compliant

The US and the EU clash

"The collapse of Globalism and the reinvention of the world"

US to repeal Byrd Amendment following WTO ruling

Taming the US

WTO lets EU, Japan counter subsidies with sanctions

Proposed WTO reform aims to bully developing nations: Civil society members

Reform proposed at Ministerial Conference of World Trade Organisation will undermine participation & say of developing countries, feel experts

India’s time to lead at the WTO

USA’s price suppression and market distortions in cotton is threatening Indian and African producers

The tax trick

Will elimination of tariff on environmental goods open up markets for industrialised nations?

Outstanding grain

The aromatic enigma makes basmati a clear winner among grains. The lack of knowledge of what traditional basmati is and an inability to take …

Trans-Atlantic GM tangle

Dispute between US and EU set to hot up in WTO

Another leak

Wikileaks>> Nuclear deal • New Zealand/India/US

Unsafe or secure?

Amid the gloom surrounding RJF data, an experiment in Haryana gives some hope

Birds of a feather

Is the RJF extinct in the wild?

Lost chance

Gridlock over farm trade issues continues

On tenterhooks in Geneva

Europe threatens carbon tax on Third World

Trade war over green energy

Japan v Canada; US v China

The irrelevance of multilateralism

Rich countries gang up for a more strident intellectual property rights regime

"We see ourselves as a bridge between the EU and the US"

From climate change to genetically modified organisms (GMOs), the UK is at the centre of intense global debate on these issues. Clifford Polycarp …

Why save the rooster?

In 1996, about 14,000 million tonnes of meat came from the chicken alone. Rare indigenous breeds are extremely hardy and provide more protein and …

Trade-off

Kyoto salvation via WTO?

US targets China’s wind subsidy

Files complaint in WTO; says China unfairly helping equipment makers

Healthy advice to pharma companies

Dallying in Dalian

Little progress in WTO agricultural negotiations