From the Rainbow Warrior in the Gulf of Oman.
With the help of Indymedia, Greenpeace intends to put on the web at least 1 hour of english programming a day during the WTO meeting, more as we can manage. We are also planning some Arabic programming.
International Trade Daily | November 5, 2001 | By Harbaksh Singh Nanda
NEW DELHI--India has threatened to walk out of the World Trade Organization in protest against the draft ministerial declaration (DMD) for the Nov. 9-13 Doha meeting.
On Saturday, November 3, the world's newest international treaty was adopted in Rome by the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) by a vote of 116-0 with two abstentions - the United States and Japan.
On Saturday, November 3, the world's newest international treaty was adopted in Rome by the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) by a vote of 116-0 with two abstentions - the United States and Japan.
By: John Humphrys | Sunday Times (London)
Tony Blair tells us this is a moral war. So it is. He and President Bush may or may not be proved wrong about the strategy, and we may argue about it until the last B-52 has dropped its last bomb. So we should. It should not be necessary for a prime minister to tell us that we are not appeasers if we disagree with him.
By GEOFF WINESTOCK | THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
BRUSSELS -- When representatives of the 142 member countries of the World Trade Organization gather in Doha, Qatar, next Friday, the antiglobalization street protesters who severely disrupted the WTO's last meeting won't be there. But their demands could still threaten the talks.
