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Doha Discussions Could Take Another Seven Years

By Jason Simpkins Associate Editor For seven years, the Doha Development Round has been the staging ground for the World Trade Organization’s push for liberalizing global agricultural... Money Morning is here to help investors profit handsomely on this seismic shift in the global economy. Money moves markets. But Money Morning lets you move first.

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Business loses heart in Doha drudgery

The so-called Doha round of world trade talks is supposed to be a crunch meeting, with hundreds of billions of dollars in business at stake. So it may seem surprising…

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WTO impasse forces Doha talks to the brink

The Doha round of trade talks were last night on the brink of collapse as a key summit in Geneva faltered amid acrimony between rich and poor nations.

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No Doha deal better than a dud one

AUSTRALIA'S best hope might be to wait for free traders before closing a deal.

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Business loses heart in Doha drudgery

The so-called Doha round of world trade talks is supposed to be a crunch meeting, with hundreds of billions of dollars in business at stake. So it may seem surprising...

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Doha Sees U.S. Offer to Cut Subsidies

Global trade talks began a third day on Wednesday after emerging economies such as Brazil and South Africa said a U.S. offer to cut its farm subsidies was not enough to justify reciprocal moves by them.

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Country Leads Developing Nations in Tough Doha Negotiations

SA HAS taken pole position defending developing countries at crucial trade talks in the World Trade Organisation in Geneva, where trade ministers...

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South Africa: Country Leads Developing Nations in Tough Doha Negotiations

SA HAS taken pole position defending developing countries at crucial trade talks in the World Trade Organisation in Geneva, where trade ministers hope to clinch a deal before US President George Bush leaves office.

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Doha Deals With Agriculture

This week, trade ministers from about 30 countries are gathered in Geneva in a last ditch effort to salvage the Doha development round. The meeting is a test of the seriousness of major developing countries……Read more

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WTO: No progress in WTO talks in Geneva

The marathon trade talks taking place in Geneva will be continued on Friday after another day of tortuous negotiations in which little progress was made in the effort to crack the deadlock in the WTO's long-running Doha round.

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Despite calm, Lebanon's security industry thrives

The Doha agreement may have brought a renewed sense of calm to the streets of Beirut, but the security services industry is still growing strong. Declining demand from hotels and retail businesses has been offset by event security work, foreign expansions and general high demand in the market, industry executives said.

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Few takers for Pascals new law at WTO talks

The short cut found by World Trade Organisation director general Pascal Lamy, in a bid to speed up the Doha Round talks...

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On trade, international institutions, Singapore, violence, Silvio Berlusconi

SIR - Your briefing on the Doha trade negotiations exaggerated the damage to the world economy from not reaching an agreement on the current proposals ("Defrosting Doha", July 19th). There is almost no chance that the global economy would become less integrated as a result of "failure". The producers of most goods and services in the major economies are much more integrated into complex cross-border...

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Bush, Singh seek progress in WTO talks

Calls for leading trade nations to contribute to Doha breakthrough. 25 Jul 2008 7:51 AM