1. MALAYSIAN PM OPPOSES WTO INVESTMENT TREATY
2. UNCTAD CAUTION ON NEW TRADE ISSUES
3. FDI'S "DECAPITALIZATION TRAP" IN MALAYSIA
4. GREATER MARGINALIZATION RISKS WARNING
5. WTO INFORMATION CHIEF DISRUPTS RUGGIERO INTERVIEW
6. AFRICA: STRENGTHENED NATIONAL POLICIES ADVOCATED
7. BRAZIL TO SEEK WAIVER FOR AUTO-SECTOR POLICIES
8. APPELLATE BODY TRAVAILS AND DOUBTS
9. INDIA UNDER CONTINUED PRESSURE ON BOP RESTRAINTS
10. NEW ISSUES TO BE DEBATED INFORMALLY AT WTO
11. SINGAPORE FAVOURS WTO DISCUSSIONS ON INVESTMENT
12. FOCUS ON IMPLEMENTATION PROBLEMS, SAYS MALAYSIA
13. AFRICA: MARGINALIZED, NEEDS INTEGRATION INTO WORLD ECONOMY
14. NGO MEET WARNS AGAINST INVESTMENT TREATY MOVES
15. PREPARATORY WORK FOR SINGAPORE AGENDA
16. JAPAN: AT CROSS-ROADS ON POST-INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY
17. EU, ASIA DIFFER ON INVESTMENT AGREEMENT
18. INFORMAL PREPARATORY PROCESS FOR SINGAPORE
19. US STRAINING THE TRADING SYSTEM
20. AFRICA: TRADE LIBERALIZATION CAUSES DE-INDUSTRIALIZATION
21. INFORMAL HOD MEET MONDAY ON SINGAPORE AGENDA
22. US, EU RAISE NEW ISSUES FOR SINGAPORE, OTHERS DEMUR
23. US ANTI-CUBA LAW ASSAILED AT WTO
24. AFRICA: NEEDS DOMESTIC INVESTMENTS, REGIONAL LINKS
25. EUROPE: BUSINESS UNDERESTIMATED ASIAN POTENTIAL
26. WTO CHINA WORKING PARTY MARKING TIME
27. MIA OR RIGHTS WITHOUT RESPONSIBILITIES
28. MERCHANDISE TRADE GROWTH SLOWS DOWN SLIGHTLY
29. CHINA: WTO ACCESSION TALKS NEED POLITICAL PUSH
30. INDIA: APEX TRADE BODY ATTACKS TNCS
31. WILL SINGAPORE WTO MINISTERIAL BE DERAILED?
32. 'HYBRID' SINGAPORE WTO MEET
33. US, ISOLATED, BUT DEFIANT ON CUBA SANCTIONS
34. WASH DAY AT THE WTO
35. WOLFENSOHN SAID AT A SATURDAY PRESS CONFERENCE
36. USTR HAS JUST RELEASED THE "1996 NATIONAL TRADE ESTIMATE REPORT
37. NEW ISSUES ON THE AGENDA OF THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION
38. MORE DISCUSSIONS AT WTO ON SINGAPORE AGENDA
39. DISQUIET OVER WTO APPELLATE BODY RULING
40. US COMPLAINS OVER EC RECLASSIFICATION OF TARIFFS
41. MARITIME TALKS VIRTUALLY COLLAPSE
42. PHILIPPINES: MYTHS AND PERILS OF LIBERALIZATION
43. EU, RUGGIERO PUSHING INVESTMENT AT WTO
44. EU, US "CONSULT" ON HELMS-BURTON LAW
45. US SEEKS PANEL ON PERIODICALS DISPUTE WITH CANADA
46. CONTINUED RESISTANCE TO MIA AT WTO
47. WTO STAFF TO STRIKE WEDNESDAY
48. EQUITY ISSUE RAISES ITS HEAD AT WTO/CTD
49. SOUTH COUNTRIES OPPOSE SOCIAL CLAUSE AT WTO
50. GROUP OF 7: FAILURE ON DEBT "OUTRAGEOUS"
51. REJECT NEW ISSUES, SAYS MALAYSIAN TRADE MINISTER
52. TIME FOR REFLECTION, NOT ADVENTURISM AT SINGAPORE
53. SOUTH CONCERNED OVER NEW ISSUES AT WTO
54. THREE NGOS ASK WAIVER OF DSU COMPETENCE OVER MEAS
55. US AVOIDS WTO ADJUDICATION OF ITS S.301 LAWS
56. SOUTH URGED TO SAY NO TO WTO INVESTMENT PROCESS
57. WIDE OPPOSITION TO INVESTMENT IN WTO
58. DEVELOPING COUNTRIES LOOK FOR BETTER COORDINATION
59. RENEWED WTO TALKS ON NEW ISSUES IN SEPTEMBER
60. NEED FOR POLITICAL APPROACH TO WTO IMPLEMENTATION
61. WTO 'GUIDELINES' ON RELATIONS WITH NGOS
62. EU WANTS COMPETITION IN WTO, STALLS UNCTAD WORK
63. WARNING OF STEEL GLUT BY 2000
64. IMF WANTS A SAY IN WTO DISPUTE SETTLEMENT
65. US EXCLUDES MONGOLIA FROM WTO BENEFITS
66. JAPAN, BRAZIL CONSULT OVER AUTOMOBILE POLICY
67. NEW ISSUES AND CHALLENGES FOR SOUTH COUNTRIES
68. DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ADVISED TO RETHINK
69. INVESTMENT, NEW ISSUES, FACE MORE OPPOSITION
70. WTO HEAD ADMITS TO OPPOSITION TO MIA DRIVE
71. THE WTO AGREEMENTS - IMPLICATIONS AND IMBALANCES
72. NEEDS TO ENHANCE NEGOTIATING CAPACITY
73. NEW YORK, 28 SEP (MARTIN KHOR) -- FOREIGN MINISTERS OF THE GROUP OF 77
74. NEW YORK, 27 SEPT (TWN) - THE THIRD WORLD NETWORK
75. DEVELOPING NATIONS VOICE OPPOSITION TO NEW ISSUES
76. ACCESSION OF BULGARIA AND PANAMA TO WTO CLEARED
77. KODAK-FUJI WAR BEFORE WTO
78. SHARP DISAGREEMENT OVER WTO PROCESS ON INVESTMENT
79. WTO'S "COMPELLING" CASE FOR MIA
80. MEETING IN GENEVA FROM 13 TO 15 NOVEMBER
81. FAULTY ANALYSIS MAKES BAD ECONOMICS
82. PROBLEMS OF IMPLEMENTING TRADE RULES
83. DSB, LACKING QUORUM, POSTPONES ADOPTION OF RULING
84. CONSENSUS BY ABSENCE AT SMC PREPARATIONS
85. DON'T PUSH MIA AT WTO, WARN SOME SOUTH NATIONS
86. SHARP DIFFERENCES ON DECLARATION, NEW ISSUES
87. SADC OPPOSED TO MULTILATERAL INVESTMENT FRAMEWORK
88. LIBERALIZATION BENEFITS NEED EVIDENCE
89. BANK ACCUSED OF VIOLATING COOPERATION ACCORD
90. WTO COUNCIL APPROVES REPORTS TO SMC
91. GROUP OF 15: SOMETHING NEW TO CHEW ON
92. US UNILATERALISM, MULTILATERALISM CO-EXIST
93. WTO BRIEFING FOR LDC MINISTERS !
94. LDCS FOR DUTY-FREE, QUOTA-FREE MARKET ACCESS
95. INTERNATIONAL MEET OPPOSES NEW ISSUES
96. CAN DRAFTING RECONCILE OPPOSING STANDS?
97. REJECT INVESTMENT ISSUE, URGES MALAYSIAN PM
98. WTO SETS PANEL ON HELMS-BURTON LAW
99. SHARP DIFFERENCES AT HOD ON SMC DECLARATION DRAFT
100. DECLARATION BY THE SINGAPORE MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE
101. MORE CONSULTATIONS ON SINGAPORE DECLARATION
102. NEGOTIATING TO THE WIRE
103. MINISTERS TO NEGOTIATE ON CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES
104. CAUTIOUS, GUARDED RUGGIERO REPORT TO SMC
105. HEAVY RESPONSIBILITY ON HOST COUNTRY
106. HELLO WTO-MEMBER! DID YOU BRING YOUR COMPROMISE?
107. SMC, ILO AND THE HANSENE FACTOR
108. SMC OPENS, AMIDST DOUBTS AND CONTROVERSIES
109. INFORMAL MINISTERIAL HOD TACKLING DECLARATION
110. A WTO SPIN OR JUST INCOMPETENCE
111. DOWN A SLIPPERY SLOPE ON INVESTMENT/COMPETITION?
112. OPEN DIFFERENCES, AND SOME CONFRONTATION, AT SMC
113. STUDY OR EXAMINATION IS NEGOTIATION FOR RULES
114. INDIA ADAMANT IN BLOCKING INVESTMENT AT WTO
115. NEGOTIATIONS ON DECLARATION IN GREAT FLUX
116. WTO SPINS FUDDLE MEDIA, DELEGATES
117. DECLARATION TALKS END WITH CONSENSUS OF SORTS
118. EU, US AGREE TERMS OF IT PACT BENEFITTING THEM
119. INDIA HOLDING OUT STILL ON INVESTMENT?
120. TWO WINNERS, ONE LOSER AT SMC
121. ALL ABOARD ON WTO SHIP?
122. THE RICH PREVAIL AT THEIR CLUB
123. AFTER SMC, THE BATTLE OF INTERPRETATIONS
124. DIFFERING POST-SMC VIEWS ON INVESTMENT
125. WILL WTO COMPETITION END OLIGOPOLIES?
126. REFORM OF WTO FUNCTIONING ON THE AGENDA?
127. LATIN AMERICA: RISE IN GDP, BUT ALSO IN UNEMPLOYMENT
128. EU FLAGS NEW RELATIONSHIP WITH SOUTH