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Jamaica leads trade discussions at 8th Caricom-Cuba Summit - Vimarsana News

Jamaica leads trade discussions at 8th Caricom-Cuba Summit

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Jamaica is encouraging exporters within the Caribbean Community (Caricom), to benefit from reduced tariffs on their exports to Cuba, as the list of goods allowed into that market h...

AANZFTA Upgraded: What are the New Provisions? - Vimarsana News

AANZFTA Upgraded: What are the New Provisions?

The AANZFTA upgrade aims to modernize the agreement with new provisions on government procurement, MSMEs, trade, and sustainable development.

Brazil accedes to the Convention on Cybercrime and six States sign the new Protocol on e-evidence - Vimarsana News

Brazil accedes to the Convention on Cybercrime and six States sign the new Protocol on e-evidence

Strasbourg, France ,  30 November 2022 On 30 November 2022, during the 27 th Plenary of the Cybercrime Convention Committee (T-CY) in Strasbourg, France, a further six...

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Continued commitment by Australia, New Zealand to support ASEAN hailed - Vimarsana News

Continued commitment by Australia, New Zealand to support ASEAN hailed

The recent 27th ASEAN Economic Ministers-Closer Economic Relations Consultation has welcomed Australia's and New Zealand's continued commitment to support ASEAN beyond the...

Palestinians outraged as Israeli archaeologists dig up village - Vimarsana News

Palestinians outraged as Israeli archaeologists dig up village

RAMALLAH: Palestinians have expressed outrage after teams from an Israeli university launched a series of archaeological excavations in a village north of Ramallah. Residents of Nabi Saleh said the excavations were taking place on their property, although representatives from both Bar Ilan University and the Israeli Civil Administration said the site was classified as “state