News About World Trade 15-MAY-08 en-us Kinshasa (AFP) May 14, 2008 - The Democratic Republic of Congo's government gave its cautious approval on Tuesday to a controversial set of construction and mining deals with China, but appealed for possible "adjustments" later.]]> ]]> Washington (AFP) May 14, 2008 - China has been slow in meeting commitments it made when joining the World Trade Organization (WTO) more than six years ago, according to a US Congress-commissioned report Wednesday.]]> Geneva (AFP) May 13, 2008 - China has made its export regime "considerably more restrictive" due in part to efforts to reduce its large trade surplus, said the World Trade Organisation in a review of the country's trade policies.]]> Madrid (AFP) May 3, 2008 - India must boost infrastructure spending and reform its labour market as China has done if it wants its economy to grow as fast as that of its Asian neighbour, participants at the Asian Development Bank's annual meeting in Spain said Saturday.]]> ]]> Washington (AFP) April 29, 2008 - US drug-maker Baxter International said Tuesday its blood thinner heparin, which is produced in China and has been linked to dozens of deaths, appears to have been deliberately contaminated.]]> Beijing (AFP) April 28, 2008 - China is loosing some of its attractiveness to foreign investors as rising costs are forcing some US manufacturing firms to leave the country, the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) said Monday.]]> - Completely unnoticed in the Western media, a Russian transport initiative holds promise to revolutionize the maritime carriage of products throughout Eurasia, including the oil and natural gas so hungrily sought by European consumers.]]> ]]> Brussels (AFP) April 17, 2008 - China is the main source of risky products in Europe and toys are the item most commonly found to pose a risk to consumers, the European Commission said Thursday.]]> Washington (AFP) April 14, 2008 - Democratic White House runners Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama fired off fresh economic salvos against China Monday as they wooed blue-collar voters reeling from foreign trade competition.]]> Geneva (AFP) April 14, 2008 - China on Monday sought to persuade the World Trade Organisation to let it keep higher tariffs on industrial goods in any global trade deal, sparking fierce opposition from developed countries.]]> SOLAR  ENERGY  SOLUTIONS

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]]> ]]> Beijing (AFP) April 10, 2008 - China and Australia agreed Thursday to restart stalled negotiations on a free trade pact, Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said]]> Beijing (AFP) April 7, 2008 - New Zealand signed a free-trade agreement with China on Monday, making it the first developed economy to enter such a pact with the Asian giant, officials said.]]> - While most discussions of Caspian oil exports revolve around pipelines, since 1991 there has been a mini tanker boom on the inland sea, which services not only domestic markets but also transships oil for transport from Baku's Sangachal terminal via the $3.6 billion, 1,092-mile Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline to Turkey's Mediterranean terminus.]]> Advertise in Terra Daily and reach thousands of industry, government and science readers the world over.

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