Water

From Seattle to Doha

Newsweek By Adam Piore; With Rich Thomas in Washington, Rana Foroohar in London and Lara Santoro in Nairobi

WTO Agriculture, Anti-Dumping Rulings Top Concerns For Koreans

Asia Pulse DOHA, Nov 9 Korean representatives to the World Trade Organization's (WTO) Ministerial Conference in Qatar said Friday that they will take an active role in agriculture and anti-dumping negotiations and do their upmost to safeguard Korean interests.

Anti-Globalisation Warriors Shift Their Ground

Anti-globalisation warriors shift their ground: The appetite for mass confrontations at international conferences has diminished. Alan Beattie reports By ALAN BEATTIE

Agriculture Could Block Negotiations at Doha

GAZETA MERCANTIL Brasilia, 11/09/01

USTR Assures Farm Groups on SPS, Environment Rules

Inside US Trade | November 9, 2001

At Doha, U.S. Aims to Postpone Decision on Dumping, Weighs EU Plan

Inside US Trade | November 9, 2001

WTO Ministers Must Address Workers"" Rights in Trade Talks: ICFTU

Agence France Presse | November 8, 2001 DOHA - WTO ministers due to open a meeting here Friday to boost global trade must put protection of workers' rights high on their agenda and pay attention to popular resistance to globalisation, the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU) insisted Thursday.

China Set to Stroll into WTO, Boost World Economy

Agence France Presse | November 8, 2001 | DAVID WILLIAMS DOHA - After a 15-year struggle to join the World Trade Organization, China's admittance this week is likely to be as welcome for the other 142 members as it is in Beijing.