World Trade Organization

The Environmental Implications Of The Doha Text

By: Maude Barlow, the National Chairperson of The Council of Canadians November 26, 2001

Did India Lose or Win at Doha?

Global News Wire | The Economic Times | November 27, 2001

Agriculture Progress Key for WTO New Round

United Press International | November 27, 2001 | By SONIA KOLESNIKOV, UPI Business Correspondent SINGAPORE - Progress in negotiations on agriculture issues will have to be made before the next World Trade Organization Ministerial meeting, in two years time, if the overall negotiations are to move forward, trade ministers for Singapore and New Zealand said Tuesday.

Russia Nearer to Joining WTO

Washington Times | November 27, 2001 | Carter Dougherty; THE WASHINGTON TIMES Russia faces its best chance in a decade to join the world's most important club for international trade after years of fruitless negotiations, according to trade officials and business groups.

In General the ACP Group Is Satisfied with the Outcome of Doha

Eurostep newsletter | November 26, 2001 ACCORDING TO SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE ACP GROUP MAIN AIMS HAVE BEEN REACHED

A Brief Overview on WTO Qatar Round

Chowdhury K.A. News

Trading Illusions

The Hindu | By C. Rammanohar Reddy

Pivotal Change at Doha

The Guardian | November 26, 2001 | Stephany Griffith-Jones | Debate

NGOs Shift to Cooperative Strategy at 2001 WTO Meeting

Business for Social Responsibility | November 26, 2001

The Ill Wind of Trade

Guardian (London) | November 21, 2001 The WTO talks which ended last week in Qatar were hailed as a breakthrough for poor countries. More like a disaster, argues delegate Caroline Lucas