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Last Updated: February 27, 2010
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EU incoming agriculture commissioner says no more concessions in Doha
Slow Doha progress expected in 2010
Incoming EU trade chief 'confident' on Doha trade talks
Namibian commercial bank charges are highest worldwide
Why keeping
Bowman out is
damaging
Nigeria to sign economic partnership pact soon
Trade partners who could ruffle EAC nest
2000-2009 decade of Caribbean decline
Fiji signs trade and development agreement with the EU
FEWACCI
repositions, renews
hope for West
Africa's economic
integration
Progress in SA-EU negotiations auspicious for SACU
Haiti and Trade Policy
WTO chief sees
US-China trade
friction rising
EU official says US
uncertainty
delaying WTO deal
India, Nigeria to
conclude trade
talks by June
China in
the new
decade
India, EU to focus on trade deal hurdles next week
WTO head sees rising protectionism
EU must lead
on trade
policy, seek
Doha
deal-think tank
Inernal interests first, EPA later (Swaziland Trade minister)
(Nigerian) Expert
urges EU to
Develop Nation's
Infrastructure for
EPA
Anxiety over trade talks with EU as Kenya falters
Australia: Doorstep interview at the conclusion of the Informal Trade Ministers'
Meeting in Davos, Switzerland
Davos: World must learn trade talk lessons, says WTO's Pascal Lamy
We can't delay EPAs forever
Namibia keeps EU guessing on EPA
EU deal no threat to EAC says Kenya
Jamaica's trade policy - social and political issues
EU criticizes EAC over pact
Lamy's Speech on the Multilateral Trading System, February 2010
WTO envoys despondent at receding Doha prospect
EU ready to reach trade agreements with Latin America by next May
Trade ministers won't meet on Doha prospects soon
Doha Agricultural Talks Address Sensistive Issues
Mercosur, EU May Set Aside Ariculture to Reach Trade Deal