WTO rules U.S. cotton subsidies unfair to developing nations
The World Trade Organization ruled U S cotton subsidies violate fair trade for developing countries and could threaten other U S crops. Brazil led the challenge, citing lower world cotton prices and higher U S production aided by subsidies. The decision prompts U S appeal and signals potential shifts in global farm policy.
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Gadhafi makes first Europe trip since 1989 in Belgium
Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi visited Brussels with bodyguards and ministers, meeting European Commission President Romano Prodi. He praised Libya’s openness to business but warned against renewed violence, amid steps toward ending rogue nation status and settling bombing cases.
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