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Enthusiastic China embraces WTO despite rulings

19/08/2009

BEIJING (Reuters) - China could be forgiven for feeling aggrieved after the World Trade Organization ruled against its curbs on audiovisual imports this week.

China and the W.T.O.

19/08/2009

The World Trade Organization’s ruling against China’s stranglehold on the distribution of imported books, movies and songs may not unleash a torrent of new business for American entertainment industries, but it comes at exactly the right time for the world economy.

Antidumping settlement probe continues (China)

19/08/2009

HIGH POINT — The law firm that in June revealed plans to look into antidumping-related cash settlements says it has enough financial support from interested parties to move forward with its investigation.

Vietnam loses 70 percent of anti-dumping lawsuits

14/08/2009

Vietnam has been slapped with as many as 39 anti-dumping lawsuits as of July this year, making it the seventh most sued country in the world, said Dr Vo Thanh Thu from the Vietnam International Arbitration Centre.

FACTBOX-Key cases involving China at the WTO

14/08/2009

BEIJING, Aug 13 (Reuters) - A World Trade Organisation panel has ruled in favour of the United States in a complaint over Chinese restrictions on the import and distribution of books, films and CDs [ID:nLC19196].

EU Threatens Tax on Indian, Malaysian Stainless Steel Fasteners

14/08/2009

Aug. 13 (Bloomberg) -- The European Union threatened to impose tariffs on screws and bolts from India and Malaysia, saying EU producers may be victims of subsidies and price undercutting.

Anti-dumping seminar starts in Ho Chi Minh City

14/08/2009

A seminar on anti-dumping opened in Ho Chi Minh City on August 12 to update Vietnamese enterprises and managers on experiences related to the issue in the world.

W.T.O. Rules Against China's Limits On Media Imports

14/08/2009

A World Trade Organization (W.T.O.) panel ruled on Wednesday that China had violated its international free trade rules by limiting imports of books and movies, in a decision that buttresses growing complaints from the United States and Europe about Chinese trade policies.