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India and South Africa argued such talks were driving attention away from multilateral e-commerce discussions.

Fri, 5:05 PM

The ITC said it found “SK’s destruction of evidence in this case to be extraordinary.”

Fri, 4:23 PM

The top stories in this week’s issue.

Fri, 11:06 AM

The committee’s work will include advancing trade policy proposals outlined in reports from earlier this year.

Thu, 3:39 PM

“What President Biden has said is there will be a whole-of-government review of all of these policies and decide what it makes sense to maintain,” Gina Raimondo told MSNBC.

Thu, 2:55 PM
By Hannah Monicken

The U.S. on Friday said it would be an active and constructive participant in the World Trade Organization plurilateral discussions on environmental sustainability, a push likely to fit in to the Biden administration’s climate change agenda.

By Brett Fortnam

China on Friday issued a much-anticipated five-year plan that stakes out goals for development in seven high-tech sectors, outlines increases in research and development spending and emphasizes a need to attract foreign investment as part of its dual circulation strategy.

By Margaret Spiegelman

Senator Bob Casey (D-PA) is refining legislation that would establish a process to screen outbound investments and the offshoring of critical supply chains to ensure the U.S. is prepared “in times of crisis,” he said in a statement.

By Isabelle Icso

The U.S. and European Union on Friday agreed to a four-month suspension of all tariffs imposed in the World Trade Organization disputes involving aircraft producers Airbus and Boeing, committing to work toward a permanent resolution.

By Brett Fortnam

China’s Ministry of Commerce this week issued guidance saying Beijing will promote initiatives that attract foreign investment in high-tech sectors as a means to strengthen its supply chains, suggesting a range of moves including tax concessions and the expansion of free trade zones but noting all investments must fit China’s national strategy.

By Hannah Monicken

The European Union, Korea, Australia and other World Trade Organization members criticized the U.S. on Wednesday for its plan to restrict U.S. procurement coverage of essential medical products, arguing it could disrupt international trade flows amid an ongoing pandemic and urging the U.S. to further clarify the implications of its proposal.

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