World trade: putting Doha back on track

Article Abstract:

Separate deals between countries or defensive regional arrangements might be encouraged because of the failures of the Doha round of trade negotiations. Ministers may reflect on the potential damage, to Europe and America and how the Asia- Pacific could provide a way out.

International economic relations, Pacific Rim, Qatar, Trade policy, Doha, Qatar

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Small but dangerous

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The conflict in Casamance is in its twenty-second year leading to people being killed, insecurity in agriculture, trade and tourism. Factionalism, transnationalisation and the effects of other political and economic interests have hindered peace attempts.

Economic aspects, Security, International, International security, Casamance River region (Senegal)

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Business before politics

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The verbal war across the Taiwan Strait is increasingly dominating the headlines in the advent of the presidential elections. However, China and Taiwan are quietly conducting business as usual beneath the noise of battle.

Taiwan, China, Chinese foreign relations, Military aspects

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