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1. Striking the right balance on trade access February 2, 2012

A European Commission revision of trade privileges risks harming poor countries both inside and outside the EU. The EU has, for the past 40 years, given trade advantages to...

2. EU threatens to close access to internal market October 6, 2011

18 poorer countries told to sign and ratify economic partnership agreements. The European Commission is trying to persuade 18 poorer countries to sign and ratify economic...

EU threatens to close access to internal market

3. Commission proposes reform of trade May 10, 2011

Number of countries benefiting from trade preferences to be halved. The European Commission has adopted a proposal to cut the number of countries benefiting from EU trade...

4. Commission wants to exclude half of current GSP beneficiaries May 5, 2011

Mid-income countries could lose trade concessions. The European Commission is planning to cut the number of countries benefiting from preferential access to the European...

5. Commission plans actions against countries hoarding metals January 20, 2011

Commission sets out plans to secure Europe's supplies of raw materials. The European Commission will promise tougher action against foreign countries hoarding valuable...

Commission plans actions against countries hoarding metals

6. A preference for preferences March 4, 2010

Were ‘unfair' trade preferences at the heart of the banana war? No. Preferences are central to international trade with developing countries and are becoming more refined....

A preference for preferences

7. Myths about ‘banana wars' January 14, 2010

A former senior trade official reviews what was the EU's longest-running trade dispute. You reported that a final agreement has been reached between the EU and its banana...

Myths about ‘banana wars'

8. EU ponders slashing Belarus trade preferences June 15, 2006

Officials from the EU's committee on generalised system of preferences (GSP) will discuss on Monday (19 June) removing Belarus's trade preferences, which are worth an...

9. ‘Made in China' spells big trouble for Europe's textiles April 14, 2005

The mushrooming of ‘Made in China' labels on the clothes racks of Europe's chainstores is leaving the textiles industry on this continent jittery. China now accounts for...

10. Origin trade rules ‘make poorest suffer' February 10, 2005

The European Parliament will call later this month for a simplification of complex trade rules which have worked against clothing exporters from the world's poorest...

11. 'Trade not aid' best tsunami poverty cure January 20, 2005

THE European Commission has acknowledged that to bring tangible benefits, it is necessary to rewrite the trade rules applying to the countries affected by the tsunami. Peter...

12. ANALYSIS: Trade agreements fail to deliver for developing nations May 8, 2002

Paul Brenton and Miriam Manchin argue the case for reforming the EU's preferential trade agreements. FREE trade and preferential trade agreements are a major element in EU...

13. Fears over bid to widen GSP system November 23, 2000

THE European Commission faces an uphill struggle to convince member states to widen the scope of the Union's regime for preferential trading with the world's poorest...

14. IN BRIEF September 17, 1998

THE EU is hoping to reach a deal on a trade and cooperation agreement with South Africa by the end of this week. Although 85% of the accord has already been settled, key...

15. Tariff deal to combat drug trafficking September 10, 1998

POOR countries in Central and South America will be offered 1.5 billion ecu in trade concessions to cut their dependence on drug trafficking if plans due to be approved by...

16. UK aims for Lomé blueprint June 25, 1998

THE UK is hoping to crown its Union presidency with a blueprint for a new Lomé Convention, the trade and aid instrument which ties Europe to 71 African, Caribbean and...

17. EU moves towards tougher stance on nuclear test states June 4, 1998

EU FOREIGN ministers are likely to call for delays to crucial International Monetary Fund loans to Pakistan following its nuclear tests last week, despite a pledge not to end...

18. ACP chief urges caution over reform May 7, 1998

EUROPEAN Commission calls for inter-regional free trade agreements with African, Caribbean and Pacific countries by 2005are probably motivated by the best of intentions, says...

19. Squabble blocks tariff reductions April 16, 1998

PROPOSALS to give socially-responsible developing countries increased access to European markets could be sunk because of squabbles between EU governments and the European...

20. Caribbean attacks ACP reform plan April 16, 1998

THE Caribbean is expressing grave concerns about European Commission proposals to replace its privileged EU market access with either a free trade agreement or a more...

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