Possible Indictment of Pinochet in the United States
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5
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North America
The US-EU Agreement to Resolve the Banana Dispute
On April 11, 2001 the US and the EU reached an agreement (the "Agreement") in the decade-long dispute over the EU's banana import regime. The Agreement requires the EU to abandon its proposal to institute on July 1 a "first-come-first-served" licensing regulation and to move in 2 stages to a tariff-only system by 2006.
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6
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10
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The US-EU Banana Dispute
Agriculture has traditionally been a primary source of economic tension between the United States and the European Union. The dispute over the EU's banana regime has been among the most contentious in recent years. It is also among the more legally and politically complex.
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6
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4
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U.S.-British Air Strikes on Targets in Iraq
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6
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3
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New Supreme Court Term Includes Issues of Foreign Sovereign Immunity
In its current Term, the Supreme Court will address aspects of the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act for the first time since its decision in Saudi Arabia v. Nelson a decade earlier. [1] Although the issues in Dole Food Company v. Patrickson appear technical, they are not without practical significance, and one of them raises profound questions about the nature of foreign sovereign immunity.
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7
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11
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U.S. Announces Intent Not to Ratify International Criminal Court Treaty
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7
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7
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Canadian Softwood Lumber: What Kind of Ruling Could Emerge from a WTO Panel?
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7
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5
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The US Provides Section 201 Relief For The American Steel Industry
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7
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4
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Partial Victory for Zimbabwe President Mugabe in U.S. Litigation Alleging Human Rights Violations
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7
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3
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WTO Issues Relating to U.S. Restrictions on Participation in Iraq Reconstruction Contracts
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8
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29
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