Anwarul Hoda
Global trade: Making a start for WTO reforms
Members desirous of preventing disruption of the appellate process in WTO disputes would enter into a plurilateral accord providing for appeal arbitration
World War: No let up in trade war at G-20 Summit
There is a glimmer of hope that a meeting on the sidelines of the G20 Summit at Buenos Aires between president Donald Trump of the United States and president Xi Jinping of the People’s Republic of China, on November 30, 2
Collapsing trade order: How the WTO is under attack
The stasis in negotiated liberalisation of trade has, over the last 18 years, whittled down the standing of the WTO as an intergovernmental institution of eminence.
Trade talk: GSP benefits not the issue in Indo-US trade
GSP benefits look odd since India is no longer a poor country, but these offset the advantages China has as well as those that Mexico/Korea get from FTAs with US.
Changing trade order: Donald Trump’s WTO moves worse than its war
By stalling the dispute resolution mechanism at the WTO, the US is Pushing the multilateral trade regulator towards A slow Death
Global trade woes: Delhi WTO meet must help diffuse the developing trade crisis
India’s invitation to the trade ministers of 40 WTO members to an informal gathering in New Delhi, on March 19-20, is without a pre-announced agenda.
WTO & Public Stockholding Issue: Price support must be adjusted for inflation
Subsidising members should be allowed neutralisation for inflation to the extent of it exceeding 2% per annum, which can be considered the normal rate of inflation.
No winner in this Trump’s trade war
A firestorm is raging in world trade. It was set off by US president Donald Trump announcing on March 3, that the US will levy tariffs on imported metals—25% on steel, 10% on aluminium.
WTO Summit: Why Buenos Aires Ministerial was a non-event; there was not even a big fight
The 11 Ministerial Conference (MC11) of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) ended on December 13, 2017, as it had begun—without any fervour. At Nairobi in 2015—during MC10—there was a major agreement eliminating export s
The 10th WTO Ministerial Conference: Multilateralism in retreat
Securing a political mandate for making fresh efforts to conclude the Doha Round of negotiations must be the main objective of India and other developing countries during the Nairobi conference
Column: Neither a threat, nor an opportunity
For India, joining the TPP FTA can be only for political or strategic reasons, not for economic benefits
Column: WTO talks once again on the edge
Developed countries now support a proposal that jettisons the tiered reduction approach
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