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China-Australia wine trade to resume as Beijing nixes tariffs after 3 years - Vimarsana News

China-Australia wine trade to resume as Beijing nixes tariffs after 3 years

The move had been widely expected this month, and a formal announcement from Chinese commerce authorities shows how much ties with Canberra have improved in the past year.

Source: scmp.com
Despite Chinese pressure, Sri Lanka wary of entering into FTA - Vimarsana News

Despite Chinese pressure, Sri Lanka wary of entering into FTA

The ongoing economic crisis and challenges of penetrating the Chinese market are making Sri Lanka cautious about concluding a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with Ch

Free Trade Pact With Australia Could Address India's Energy Requirements - Vimarsana News

Free Trade Pact With Australia Could Address India's Energy Requirements

Tariffs on items like coal, alumina, metallic ores and LNG which Australia exports, will be immediately reduced to zero as per the pact's provisions

Source: ndtv.com
Boris Johnson to Hail Zero-Tariff, Zero-Quota Brexit Bill Allowing UK to be 'European and Sovereign' - Vimarsana News

Boris Johnson to Hail Zero-Tariff, Zero-Quota Brexit Bill Allowing UK to be 'European and Sovereign'

Boris Johnson to Hail Zero-Tariff, Zero-Quota Brexit Bill Allowing UK to be 'European and Sovereign' © REUTERS / POOL Subscribe Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/uk/202012301081605471-boris-johnson-to-hail-zero-tariff-zero-quota-brexit-bill-allowing-uk-to-be-european-and-sovereign/ The Christmas Eve Brexit deal was concluded by London and Brussels four years after Britain narrowly voted to leave the bloc and a week before the transition period was about to expire, putting it on course to be fast-tracked through parliament. Prime Minist...