China launched a dispute at the World Trade Organisation against EU duties on shoes, but the European Union insisted its measures were in line with WTO rules and denied they were protectionist.
Search results
Refine search Content type
93 published items with the word (s) or phrase WTO in News, Trends, Videos, Photo galleries, Agenda and sorted by "date descending".
-
![]( "China launches dispute at WTO over EU shoe duties")
China launches dispute at WTO over EU shoe duties -
![]( "China agrees to end \"famous brand\" subsidies")
China agrees to end "famous brand" subsidiesChina has agreed to end dozens of subsidies for Chinese branded merchandise after the United States complained at the World Trade Organization that the government subsidy programs were unfair, the U.S. Trade Represent...
-
![]( "African cotton producers threaten to haul US to WTO court")
African cotton producers threaten to haul US to WTO courtAfrica cotton producers warned that they may file a complaint at the World Trade Organization against the United States if the issue over subsidies paid to US cotton growers is unresolved.
-
![]( "US pressing China on import surge causes")
US pressing China on import surge causesThe United States is pressing China to change policies that overfuel its exports and led to President Barack Obama slapping duties on Chinese-made tires last month, a U.S. trade official said.
-
![]( "WTO allows Brazil $300 million sanctions in US cotton row")
WTO allows Brazil $300 million sanctions in US cotton rowBrazil can retaliate against the United States with sanctions worth roughly $300 million a year, under a WTO ruling in Brazil's six-year-old dispute with the United States over U.S. cotton subsidies.
-
![]( "Changed market makes WTO cotton deal harder")
Changed market makes WTO cotton deal harderA sharp fall in U.S. cotton exports is making chances of a world trade deal to cut U.S. cotton subsidies more difficult without new market access opportunities to replace lost revenue.
-
![]( "World trade to shrink 10 percent, Asia leads recovery")
World trade to shrink 10 percent, Asia leads recoveryAsia is leading a recovery in global trade, but world trade volumes are still expected to shrink 10 percent this year, the World Trade Organization said.
-
![]( "WTO cotton deal will do little for Africa")
WTO cotton deal will do little for AfricaThe current deal at the World Trade Organisation to cut cotton subsidies offers little hope to African countries as it ignores most trade-distorting supports.
-
![]( "Belarus wants free trade zone with EU")
Belarus wants free trade zone with EUBelarus, pursuing a campaign to improve relations with the West, wants to create a free trade zone with the European Union within three to four years.
-
![]( "China and Japan vow to boost global recovery")
China and Japan vow to boost global recoveryGlobal economic giants Japan and China Sunday 7 June pledged to throw their combined weight behind efforts to revive the struggling world economy after talks aimed at boosting trade between the two powers.