WTO Follow up Process + New Zoellick Embarks on Global Push to Make Strong Progress in 2004 on the Doha Trade Negotiations. By USTR Zoellick to push Doha talks, 2004 More... + New US and EU Change Tactics: Seek to Woo G20. Next Ministerial Meeting - Hong Kong or Oman? By Alexandra Strickner, TIP/IATP Geneva, Februar 2004 [Download]  + New WSF: Sublimating climate change. By Sunita Narain, CSE. Surreal. This is how a newspaper described the just concluded meeting on climate change in Milan. Ministers and several hundred government officials gathered to fuss over the final details of a treaty they know may never come into force. More... + Doha WTO Talks: USTR proposes "Common Sense Approach" The USTR surprised WTO members with a letter to the WTO Member states on January 12th, in which Robert Zoellick, the USTR proposed a "common sense" approach to make sure that the Doha Round will not be a failure and WTO negotiations are jumpstarted again. More... + Why we must keep the WTO “train” off the tracks. By Nicola Bullard, Focus on the Global South, Thailand, January 2004 More... .

 Special: FTAA & the Americas

What will FTAA mean for the Latin American countries and their civil societies? More...
 

WTO Conference in Cancun + Assessing Trade and the WTO in the Western Hemisphere. A Post-Cancun View from the Americas. Heinrich Böll Foundation North America 2004. 59 pages [Download] + Fair trade after Cancun - Agriculture remains the test case By Hannes Lorenzen, European Parliament, Brussels [More...] + A New Beginning for WTO After Cancun By Mark Ritchie and Kristin Dawkins (Foreign Policy In Focus) [More...] + UK blames Lamy for Cancun failure Larry Elliott, economics editor Guardian [More...] + The Cancun Conundrum By Kavaljit Singh [More...] + The causes and implications of the failure  of W.T.O Ministerial in Cancun By Dr. Vandana Shiva [More...] + Cancun Fiasco -- WTO: END OF THE ROAD? By Devinder Sharma [More...] + Wake Up Call for the WTO:  5th WTO Ministerial Conference Ends in  Collapse By Shefali Sharma [More...] + Chances and Limits of WTO-Reform and the Future of Multilateral Trade  By Barbara Unmüssig [More...] + Chronology of the Ministerial by IATP [More...]  -