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Push for trade pact will polarise BRICS nations, warns S. Africa
14-Oct-2016     The Hindu
An immediate push for a BRICS Free Trade Agreement (FTA) will polarise heavily-industrialised and lesser-industrialised nations within the five-member grouping, warned South African trade and industry minister.
TiSA - bilateral market access request by the European Union (June 2016)
14-Oct-2016     WikiLeaks
As leaked by WikiLeaks
TiSA - draft annex on localisation provisions (June 2016)
14-Oct-2016     WikiLeaks
As leaked by WikiLeaks
TiSA - draft annex on financial services (27 June 2016)
14-Oct-2016     WikiLeaks
As leaked by WikiLeaks
German Court on CETA: Important success for our democratic rights!
13-Oct-2016     Stop TTIP
The Germany’s Constitutional Court's decision on CETA is an important success in the fight against the EU’s free trade machinery
Belgian local parliament votes to block Canada trade deal
13-Oct-2016     EU Observer
Members of the parliament of the Federation Wallonia-Brussels voted a resolution that could block the signing of the EU-Canada free trade deal, Ceta.
Backdoor for investor-state disputes in TiSA
13-Oct-2016     Australian Institute of International Affairs
There is a loophole that may allow private investors to bring a dispute against states.
Open letter to ambassadors (in India) of RCEP negotiating countries by Delhi Network of Positive People
13-Oct-2016     Don't trade our lives away
Member countries must consider the impact of RCEP on access to medicines in developing countries
Australia, Singapore to sign updated free trade deal
13-Oct-2016     Xinhua
Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, who is in Canberra on a three-day visit to strengthen the ties with Australia, is set to sign the updated FTA.
Mercosur to consider trade deal with United Kingdom
13-Oct-2016     EurActiv
The EU and South America’s Mercosur bloc could strike a free trade deal within two years. After Brexit, Mercosur would be open to a separate trade deal with the UK.