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India Stands Alone in Opposing China-Backed WTO Investment Deal
India was the only country on Saturday to oppose a China-led investment mechanism to be incorporated into the World Trade Organization (WTO) framework. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said at the WTO's ministerial gathering in Youndé, Cameroon, that the China-led Investment ...
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Taiwan Says Cameroon Visas for WTO Summit Riddled With Errors, Will Not Attend
Visas for Taiwan officials to attend a World Trade Organization summit in Cameroon were riddled with errors, leaving Taiwan unable to attend, the island's foreign ministry said, after initially complaining they had been listed as coming from China. The WTO is one ...
China Urges WTO Members to Rise Against ‘Unilateralism and Protectionism’
China called on Thursday on countries gathered for a high-level World Trade Organization meeting in Cameroon to battle protectionism and attacks on a multilateral trading system facing an "existential challenge". Speaking at the opening of the WTO's ministerial meeting in Yaounde, ...
WEEK IN REVIEW: China’s Lunar New Year Travel Splits Asia
China warned that a newly announced Indonesia–U.S. trade agreement should not target or harm “any third party.” The comment came after Indonesia and the United States unveiled new cooperation arrangements, prompting Beijing to weigh in publicly on the deal’s potential regional implications. (JAKARTA GLOBE)
WTO to Examine Chinese Complaint Over India Batteries, E-Vehicles
The World Trade Organization said Tuesday it would establish an expert panel to examine a Chinese complaint over Indian incentive schemes in the automotive and renewable energy sectors. The WTO said in a statement that its Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) had ...
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By Peter Apps As U.S. Vice President JD Vance returned to Washington last weekend after unsuccessful peace talks in Pakistan over the crisis in the Gulf, China’s Foreign Ministry was preparing for a bumper slate of visitors, including Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and the leaders of Spain, ...
India Stands Alone in Opposing China-Backed WTO Investment Deal
India was the only country on Saturday to oppose a China-led investment mechanism to be incorporated into the World Trade Organization (WTO) framework. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said at the WTO's ministerial gathering in Youndé, Cameroon, that the China-led Investment ...
Taiwan Says Cameroon Visas for WTO Summit Riddled With Errors, Will Not Attend
Visas for Taiwan officials to attend a World Trade Organization summit in Cameroon were riddled with errors, leaving Taiwan unable to attend, the island's foreign ministry said, after initially complaining they had been listed as coming from China. The WTO is one ...
China Urges WTO Members to Rise Against ‘Unilateralism and Protectionism’
China called on Thursday on countries gathered for a high-level World Trade Organization meeting in Cameroon to battle protectionism and attacks on a multilateral trading system facing an "existential challenge". Speaking at the opening of the WTO's ministerial meeting in Yaounde, ...
WEEK IN REVIEW: China’s Lunar New Year Travel Splits Asia
China warned that a newly announced Indonesia–U.S. trade agreement should not target or harm “any third party.” The comment came after Indonesia and the United States unveiled new cooperation arrangements, prompting Beijing to weigh in publicly on the deal’s potential regional implications. (JAKARTA GLOBE)
WTO to Examine Chinese Complaint Over India Batteries, E-Vehicles
The World Trade Organization said Tuesday it would establish an expert panel to examine a Chinese complaint over Indian incentive schemes in the automotive and renewable energy sectors. The WTO said in a statement that its Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) had ...
China Launches WTO Complaint Over India Solar, IT Trade Measures
China launched a complaint with the World Trade Organization over Indian measures on trade of solar cells and modules as well as information technology goods, the global trade body said Tuesday. The WTO said that Beijing had requested that it initiate ...
G20 Communiqué Reflects Both China’s Priorities and Growing Concerns Over Mineral Export Controls
Chinese Premier Li Qiang took full advantage of the U.S. absence at this weekend's G20 summit in Johannesburg to shape the final communiqué in ways that aligned with Beijing's priorities on multilateralism, debt, and, most notably, critical minerals. Consistent with previous ...
WEEK IN REVIEW: India–China Flights Ramp Up After Curbs Lifted
The UK will take targeted action against Chinese and Indian firms facilitating Russian oil access to the international market, Finance Minister Rachel Reeves said on Wednesday. London imposed sanctions on Russia’s biggest oil producers and two Chinese energy firms that buy Russian oil. These are the first such ...
China Not Seeking New Special and Differential Treatment in WTO Pacts
China will not be seeking new special and differential treatment -- a privilege granted to developing countries -- in current and future World Trade Organization (WTO) talks, the country's official Xinhua news agency reported Tuesday. Xinhua cited Chinese Premier Li Qiang's ...
BRICS Leaders Denounce Protectionism, Tariff ‘Blackmail’
Leaders of the 11-member BRICS bloc railed against economic protectionism and "tariff blackmail" during a virtual meeting Monday held amid a damaging trade war with US President Donald Trump. The group of emerging economies met via videoconference at the initiative of ...
U.S. Tariffs Bring Brazil and China Closer Together
As Brazil stares down the barrel of 50% tariffs on its exports to the United States, China signaled a willingness to expand ties. On Monday, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun was asked by a Brazilian journalist to respond to the Trump administration’s threat of tariffs and its ...
China Minister Says U.S. Tariffs Will ‘Inflict Serious Harm” on Poor Nations
China's Commerce Minister Wang Wentao told the head of the World Trade Organization that U.S. tariffs will "inflict serious harm" on poor nations, according to a ministry statement released Saturday. Washington and Beijing have been trading salvos of increasingly higher tariffs ...