World Trade Organization

Trade: Harbinson Ignores Lack of Consensus, Sends Drafts to Doha

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U.S. Sets Up WTO Meeting Evacuation Plan; Many Have Already Decided Not to Attend

By HELENE COOPER |THE WALL STREET JOURNAL WASHINGTON -- Bush administration officials have developed an emergency-evacuation plan for U.S. delegates at next week's World Trade Organization meeting in Qatar, while lawmakers and executives have been canceling plans to attend.

The Rich-Poor Division Is in Stark Relief in Talks for Trade Agenda

By JOSEPH KAHN | New York Times

Warnings Stir Anxieties Over WTO Meeting

BYLINE: Paul Blustein and Dana Milbank | The Washington Post Members of Congress planning to attend a World Trade Organization meeting in Qatar next week have received classified briefings warning that terrorist cells may be operating in the Persian Gulf country, according to people familiar with the briefings.

NGOs Plan Massive Anti-WTO Protests in about Two Dozen Countries, But Not Qatar

International Trade Daily | November 1, 2001 | By Gary G. Yerkey

WTO Chair Defends Draft Declaration against Developing Countries"" Criticisms

International Trade Daily | November 1, 2001 | By Daniel Pruzin GENEVA--The chairman of the World Trade Organization's General Council Oct. 31 defended his efforts in drafting a declaration for the WTO's upcoming ministerial conference in Doha, Qatar, rejecting criticisms from some developing countries that their views have been marginalized in the process.

WTO Envoys Leave To Ministers Job Of Resolving Global Trade Text

AP Worldstream | By: NAOMI KOPPEL GENEVA, World Trade Organization ambassadors met Wednesday for the last time before a key conference, resigned to being unable to agree in advance on launching a new round of trade liberalization talks.

Developing Countries Warn of WTO Failure At Doha

Agence France Presse | GENEVA, Developing countries voiced dissatisfaction on Wednesday and warned that the WTO could be heading for a repeat performance of the Seattle failure, as delegates met to formally send a draft agenda for a new trade round to next week's Doha talks.

Hackers Disrupt WTO Web Site

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