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The collapsed world trade negotiations could be possibly brought
back to life if WTO member countries solve problems at home and
there are “enough pre-cooking preparations” in the...
Many of the rockets Hezbollah is firing into Israel are made in
Iran, demonstrating the Islamic republic's success in copying
Chinese and Russian technology to build its own weapons industry.
Brussels-based International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
alleges in a new report that 115 trade unionists were murdered for
defending workers' rights in 2005, while more than 1 600 were...
The countries of Latin America and the Caribbean need to invest
more and better in rural communities as their economic contribution
to national development is twice as large as officially...
With 129 trade unionists killed worldwide and an upward swing in
death threats, imprisonment and physical harassment; trade union
rights continue to be violated across the world.
The Cairns Group of 17 nations seeking an end to farm subsidies is
meeting here this week with the US in a bid to revive stalled World
Trade Organisation (WTO) negotiations.
Environmental ministers from Asia, Africa and South America
yesterday called for greater efforts in creating international laws
that allow for fair-sharing of commercial profits from plant and...