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WTO chief accepts India's stand, but...

World Trade Organisation chief Pascal Lamy has endorsed India's stand in global trade talks but asked New Delhi to look at the 'bigger picture' and help break the impasse.

'Mindset gap led to Doha round failure'

India steps on the gas for regional trade deals

India may up offer on duty cuts at WTO

India, a key player in global trade

Foreign banks may get 100 branches

Farm sops to end by 2013

India walks out of WTO talks

WTO draft: Export subsidies may end by 2010

What's in store at Hong Kong?

India disappointed with WTO draft

India has expressed disappointment over the first draft text for the forthcoming World Trade Organisation Ministerial Conference in Hong Kong

China to slash import tariff on cars, auto parts

China, the world's second largest auto market, will slash import taxes on cars and auto parts from July 1 to comply with Beijing's commitment to the World Trade Organisation.

EU to move WTO on drug window verdict

'US, India trade to double by 2008'

Final WTO agreement possible: Lamy

World Trade Organisation chief Pascal Lamy has said that a final agreement in global trade talks is possible.

Oxfam slams rich nation on subsidy

A report by international agency Oxfam on Monday flayed rich countries for using World Trade Organisation

WTO: India ready for more tariff cuts

India is ready to further cut import tariffs on industrial goods for using it as a strong bargaining point in World Trade Organisation negotiations, Commerce and Industry Minister Kamal Nath said on Monday.

Indo-US trade to get boost

World trade growth dips in 2005

Projecting a dip in world trade growth in 2005, WTO has asserted on creation of more opportunities.

The Left's lopsided economic agenda

Praises, brickbats across WTO table

Reforms, WTO and Manmohanomics

The prime minister said that developing countries should get a fair deal at the tough WTO negotiations at Geneva

WTO draft for steep cuts in bound rates

India rejects EU farm tariff plan

FM raps West over globalisation

India has asked the developed countries to implement their part of obligations under the World Trade Organisation, reduce agriculture subsidy and make their market accessible to developing countries.

Why India will gain if it opens up trade

Kamal Nath to attend Davos WTO meet

India will press for greater market access for developing countries in the services sector besides highlighting concerns in agriculture and industrial goods negotiations at the World Trade Organisation mini-ministerial on Saturday at Davos.

US visas: Discriminatory action worries Nasscom

Earlier in the year, Modi government had moved WTO against the US imposing higher fee for applicants seeking two categories of non-immigrant temporary working visas

Cancun: WTO talks collapse

Power to the forgotten people

Congress offers DPM, Home posts to Left

US wants greater market access

India, China join up on investment

CII against talks on investment

Shourie to attend London WTO meet

India will be represented by Union Divestment Minister Arun Shourie in the informal World Trade Organisation ministerial meeting convened by US Trade Representative Robert Zoellick

No compromise on agri subsidy: Nath

WTO ruling on drugs case favours India

India offers stability in services FDI

India builds lobby for Cancun

Foreign liquor may soon be cheaper