1. NEGOTIATIONS END, BUT MANY LOOSE ENDS STILL
2. WTO - WILL IT CREATE ORDER IN A WORLD OF DISORDER?
3. US TO USE 'NON-APPLICATION' AGAINST CHINA?
4. URUGUAY ROUND BALANCE SHEET - AFTER TEN YEARS
5. MALAYSIA: MIXED REACTIONS ON URUGUAY ROUND
6. URUGUAY ROUND DOESN'T SOLVE ALL PROBLEMS - OECD
7. EC HESITATES OVER CLINTON CALL FOR SOCIAL AND GREEN RULES
8. NEEDS GLOBAL STRATEGY AND FIRM POLITICAL PLATFORM
9. NO NEW TRADE ISSUES AT MARRAKESH
10. SUTHERLAND IDEAS FOR 'HOLY TRINITY' FOR THE MARKET
11. LABOUR: ILO FOR INTEGRATED ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL FORUM
12. CHINA, ALGERIA GET TIME TO BE ORIGINAL WTO MEMBERS
13. PANEL SUGGESTS WAIVER OR SPECIFIC APPROVAL FOR LOME
14. DID URUGUAY ROUND RESOLVE ANYTHING?
15. JANUS-FACED US TRADE POLICY
16. US TO FILE SCHEDULES FRIDAY, PARTNERS REMAIN WARY
17. GATT, WTO, MEDIA AND TRANSPARENCY
18. VERIFICATION OF MARKET ACCESS SCHEDULES
19. SUTHERLAND WARNS AGAINST MANAGED TRADE APPROACHES
20. GATT TRIES TO PLAY DOWN US SUPER 301 ACTION
21. VERIFICATION OF MARKET ACCESS SCHEDULES BEGIN
22. WTO SOMETIME IN 1995
23. CHINA ACCESSION WORKING PARTY RESUMES
24. US TRIES TO PUSH NEW 'TRADE-RELATED' AGENDAS
25. STRONG OPPOSITION TO WORK PROGRAMME ON NEW ISSUES
26. SOUTH ASKED TO OPPOSE WTO PACKAGED WITH NEW AGENDAS
27. HIERARCHY WITHIN THE 'MARKET TRINITY'?
28. GATT HEAD WARNS AGAINST OVERLOADING WTO
29. WTO PREPCOM AGREES ON PROCESS FOR ACCESSION TO WTO
30. LABOUR: SOCIAL STANDARDS ISSUE WILL BE PROMINENT AT ILC
31. BRAZIL NOMINATES RICUPERO TO HEAD WTO
32. LABOUR: INTERNATIONAL LABOUR GROUP ASKS FOR SOCIAL CLAUSE
33. A SALINAS COUP IN WTO STAKES?
34. US WANTS 'COMPENSATION' FOR EU EXPANSION
35. SALINAS CANDIDACY OFFICIAL, ARGENTINA CHANGES ITS MIND
36. GATT WORKING PARTY ON CHINA RESUMES
37. THIRD WORLD WANTS SPEEDUP OF CHINA ACCESSION
38. LIBERALISING SERVICES -- GATS OR BANK WAY
39. WTO HEAD SELECTION IN AUTUMN
40. DETAILED ANALYSIS OF URUGUAY ROUND RESULTS SOUGHT
41. WTO TO REMAIN AT GENEVA?
42. WTO HEADQUARTERS DECISION, PERHAPS NEXT WEEK
43. KIM, IN GENEVA, PRESSES CANDIDACY FOR WTO HEAD
44. MUTUAL INTEREST IN LABOUR SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS
45. WTO TO REMAIN AT GENEVA
46. US PLAYS TO NGO GALLERY
47. WTO PREPCOM YET TO DEAL WITH MANY SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES
48. WTO IMPLEMENTATION CONFERENCE IN DECEMBER
49. CHINA GATT ENTRY TALKS RESUME
50. US RESISTS HIGHER BUDGET SHARE IN WTO
51. CHINA TAKES TOUGH PUBLIC STAND AT GATT
52. CHINA WORKING PARTY TO RESUME END SEPTEMBER
53. WTO BUDGET PROBLEMS NEARING SOLUTION ?
54. COMPROMISE ON WTO BUDGET SHARING
55. UNSKILLED LABOUR IN NORTH HURT, PROTECTION NO SOLUTION
56. ASIANS WARN AGAINST MISUSE OF NEW TRADE ISSUES
57. BACK TO 'SALT MINES' AT GATT, AMIDST NEW UNCERTAINTIES
58. ASIAN MEET OPPOSED TO LABOUR LINK AT WTO
59. HARMONIZATION NEEDS GRADUAL, FLEXIBLE APPROACH
60. ASIAN OFFICIALS FOR ACTIVE STANCE IN NEGOTIATIONS
61. US OUTWARD FDI PROMOTES US EXPORTS
62. CONSULTATIONS ON GATT DG TO RESUME
63. NO GATT MEMBERSHIP "AT ANY COST", SAYS CHINA
64. SUTHERLAND WANTS ACTIONS TO MATCH INTENTIONS
65. WTO/GATT TRANSITION NEEDS CO-EXISTENCE FOR A WHILE
66. US, EU WANT TO KEEP WTO OUT OF UN SYSTEM
67. HIGHLY UNBALANCED OUTCOME, FEW GAINS FOR SOUTH
68. EARLY WTO RATIFICATION, GOOD FAITH IMPLEMENTATION URGED
69. GATT DG RACE RUNS ON REGIONAL LINES, IN FIRST ROUND
70. SOUTH'S URUGUAY ROUND GAINS MAY BE MUCH LESS