Archive for September, 2013
News from the BRICS
Posted by Bogdan Marius Beleuz in E-commerce & Digital Markets, Geopolitical Issues, Globalization Challenges, International Trading, More Trade News in Brief on September 20, 2013
* The BRICS “Independent Internet” Cable
The BRICS’s world internet system is being built and it’s, actually, in its final phase of implementation.
Please follow the link for more.
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* BRICS Plans $100bn Reserves Fund
Leaders of the BRICS Group have decided to set up a $100bn fund to guard against financial shocks.
Check here for more.
More Trade News in Brief Week 37 (9 – 15 September 2013)
Posted by Bogdan Marius Beleuz in European Union Issues, Fiscality, Auditing & Accounting, Global Tax Agreements, Globalization Challenges, More Trade News in Brief, Trade Agreements on September 15, 2013
* Chile and Thailand – FTA
Chile and Thailand have closed a free trade agreement which they will sign on October 4.
Check for more here.
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* EU Concerns about Russian Pressure on Eastern Partnership Countries
The European Parliament has adopted a resolution that deplores different types of pressure being exercised by Russia on the EU’s Eastern neighbours.
See more following the link.
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* Guernsey Signed TIEAs with Switzerland and with Hungary
Guernsey signed Tax Information Exchange Agreements (TIEAs) with Switzerland and with Hungary.
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More Trade News in Brief Week 36 (2 – 8 September 2013)
Posted by Bogdan Marius Beleuz in International Trading, Logistics & Transportation, More Trade News in Brief, Trade Agreements, Worlwide Customs on September 9, 2013
* Indonesia and Pakistan Signed FTA
The governments of Indonesia and Pakistan finally signed a FTA after 10 years of negotiation.
Check here for details.
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* South Korea and Vietnam to Accelerate Trade Negotions
South Korea and Vietnam agreed to conclude a bilateral free trade agreement next year.
Please find more here.
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* Bahrain – Closer to ATA Carnet System
Bahrain prepares to implement ATA Carnet System.
For more information visit the ATA Carnet System.
Armenia Choose Customs Union
Posted by Bogdan Marius Beleuz in European Union Issues, Geopolitical Issues, Trade Agreements on September 4, 2013
Armenia will join to the Customs Union led by Russia and block its chances of signing an agreement with the European Union.
The EU respects the decision on joining the Customs but ‘two systems are incompatible” . Russia considers it a diplomatic victory.
Please follow the link for more.