services
from November 2016 negotiating round
from November 2016 negotiating round
from November 2016 negotiating round
from November 2016 negotiating round
from November 2016 negotiating round
from November 2016 negotiating round
from November 2016 negotiating round
from November 2016 negotiating round
from November 2016 negotiating round
from November 2016 negotiating round
from November 2016 negotiating round
from November 2016 negotiating round
from November 2016 negotiating round
from November 2016 negotiating round
From November 2016 negotiating round
While global attention has been focused on other trade deals, such as the failed TPP, governments and corporations have been working hard to push through the Trade in Services Agreement” (TiSA).
Businesses are exerting massive pressure on the Trade in Services Agreement negotiations and the European Commission is all too willing to listen
TiSA is the brainchild of Wall Street banks that want to stop new financial regulations and begin rolling back the relatively mild safeguards adopted after the 2007 financial crisis.
Net politics activist Markus Beckedahl argues that the proposed Trade in Services Agreement (TiSA) is a huge threat to data protection.
Senior officials of India and Sri Lanka will meet to discuss broadening of the existing trade deal by including services and investments.
