81. Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Pikayev, featured in The Monitor, a publication of the Center for InternationalTrade and Security (pdf); A New Old Direction in russia's Nuclear Policy, by http://www.ceip.org/files/nonprolif/countries/country.asp?ID=7&country=Russia

82. Calendar Of Select Upcoming Events In International Trade And Telecommunications Print Friendly Version, Calendar of Select Upcoming Events in InternationalTrade and Telecommunications. Developed for the Advisory http://www.state.gov/e/eb/rls/othr/8046.htm

[Print Friendly Version] Calendar of Select Upcoming Events in International Trade and Telecommunications Developed for the Advisory Committee on International Communications and Information Policy (ACICIP) U.S. Department of State January 2003 For further information contact: Timothy C. Finton Counselor for Telecommunications Trade U.S. Department of State tele: (202) 647-5385, fax: (202) 647-0158 e-mail: fintontc@state.gov web address: http://www.state.gov/e/eb/cip/ Glossary of Acronyms DATE ACTIVITY LOCATION December Visit of Commerce Secretary Evans to Peru and Chile FT World Telecommunications Conference http://www.ftconferences.com/mini_site/ft_telecoms2002 London OECD/ICCP/TISP (TISP 29) Paris OECD/ICCP/WPIE ITU Telecom Asia Hong Kong State Department Western Hemisphere Economic Officers Conference, contact:Andrea Lewis/State/EB/CIP Miami infoDev Symposium 2002 http://www.infodev.org/symposium2002/registration.htm Chongqing, China ITU-T, Workshop on Satellite in IP and Multimedia Geneva CITEL XII COM/CITEL Argentina ITU Radio Regulations Board Geneva ITU-T, SG/WP3 on Tariff and accounting principles including related telecommunication economic and policy issues

83. U.S.-Russia Relations - CSIS Publications - Center For Strategic & International as associate director of the international division at Bulletin, Freedom Review, andTrade Policy Review she coedited (with Zbigniew Brzezinski) russia and the http://www.csis.org/pubs/2002_russia.htm

Publications Periodicals Publications New Publications Aging Business and Economics Foreign Policy/ ... Contact CSIS 1800 K Street, NW Suite 400 Washington, DC 20006 P: 202.887.0200 F: 202.775.3199 Contact the Webmaste r U.S.-Russia Relations From Idealism to Realism Paige Bryan Sullivan CSIS Panel Report May 2002 152 pp. ISBN $21.95 (pb) Since the end of World War II, the foreign policy of the United States has combined two basic approaches to describing and prescribing the behavior of great and small powers in the international system. Though they have experienced many theoretical modifications over the years, these two approaches remain at their core political idealism and political realism. During the Cold War, U.S. foreign policy borrowed from both of these prescriptions for America's role in the international community. However, a major shift occurred with the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. Idealists-from both the Democratic and Republican Parties-seized upon the euphoria associated with the end of communism and used it to advance their own approach to U.S. post-Cold War foreign policy.

84. Forward Page The Center for international trade and Security at the University of Georgia isengaged in research, teaching and outreach on international trade, technology http://www.uga.edu/cits/

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85. CITS used by governments to monitor strategic trade. conduct similar research on internationallaws, regulations practices at nuclear facilities throughout russia. http://www.uga.edu/cits/home/press_releases.htm

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87. Messe Frankfurt GmbH - Press Center The Frankfurtbased fair and exhibition company has been represented in Russiasince 1992 and organising international trade fairs in Moscow and St. http://www.messefrankfurt.com/en/seiten/presse/pressetext_show.jsp?news_id=5494

88. Baker Botts LLP | Practice Profiles The international trade and Investment group is an important elementof the firm's international capability. The group, headquartered http://www.bakerbotts.com/practice/practicegroup.asp?groupid=23

89. 2000 September 8 - Russia And Lithuania Join Carnet Family 4480 New York, NY, September 8, 2000Russia and Lithuania to the US Council for InternationalBusiness, which for goods displayed at exhibitions or trade shows http://www.uscib.org/index.asp?documentID=1139

90. Interfax News Agency -- Today's News will be made March 19, when a US commission for international trade decides on Russiaand Poland have signed a final agreement on shipments of Russian natural http://www.interfax-news.com/TodaysFSUNews/today.html

Each day, ``Today's News'' features top headline news stories on Europe and Asia. This is only a small portion of the information that Interfax produces on a daily basis. We encourage visitors to request Free Samples of our Reports and Reviews and contemplate joining Interfax's list of distinguished subscribers! News Headlines for 4/10/2003 The World Bank thinks the war in Iraq will slow world economic growth in the first quarter of this year by half a percentage point, The Wall Street Journal writes. The Bank predicts that the world economy will grow only 2.3% this year, where last December it was predicting growth of 2.5%, 3.6% last July. Bank experts say the Iraq war is the main factor in the slowdown. The war has become a negative phenomenon against the background of an already anemic global economic recovery, the manager of the World BankÂ’s international financial group said. The euro exchange rate relative to the dollar will not change appreciably this year. Sergei Ignatiyev, the Central Bank chief, offered this opinion on Wednesday, April 2. But, he noted, The longer and harder the events in Iraq, the bigger the foundation for the dollar rate to fall in comparison with other currencies.

91. Amnesty International - Trading In Terror: Military, Police And Security Transfe Amnesty international calls on all governments to introduce comprehensive measuresto Further information The Terror trade Times This issue of The Terror http://web.amnesty.org/web/content.nsf/pages/gbr_msp

HOME CAMPAIGNS WORLD WIDE SITES Search Current campaigns Previous campaigns Campaigning resources Trading in terror: military, police and security transfers Amnesty International leaflet: Trading in terror - military, police and security transfers Amnesty International's campaigning focuses on some of the gravest human rights abuses such as torture, "disappearance" and political killings. There is clear evidence that some transfers of military, security and police (MSP) goods or services to countries where human rights are abused can aid or exacerbate such abuses. This is why strict controls and vigilant monitoring are needed to ensure that such transfers do not occur. Amnesty International recognizes that there can be legitimate arms sales or other military or security assistance. It calls on governments to abide by their international human rights obligations and humanitarian law. These include ensuring that they do not authorize any transfer of arms or equipment to a state where there is a clear risk that they will fall into the hands of those likely to commit serious human rights abuses. The global trade in weapons, equipment and know-how can involve a complex chain of clandestine and circuitous routes by which money and equipment flow across borders, sometimes involving false companies, offshore accounts and evasions of those export restrictions that do exist.

92. Madalyn's International Business Links develope and facilitate US trade, investment, and Resources Resources relating toRussia, Poland, and Singapore international Chamber of Commerce Publications http://www.udel.edu/alex/mba/main/madalyn/IB.HTM

Madalyn 's International Business Links Maintained by the University of Delaware MBA Program American Business Center program Information about the American Business Centers in Russia and the NIS, which both provide U.S, companies with Business facilitation services. Asia Business Thailand Web Site that includes business directories, as well as information about travel, sports, and business (stocks, exports, and worldwide franchises). Asia Pacific Chamber of Commerce Import/Export information exchange. Association of International Business Leaders Support Site for students with an interest in international business and political affairs. Berkeley Roundtable on International Economy News and publications from BRIE that consider real-world interactions of technology, markets, and economies. BISNIS On-line Home page for the Department of Commerce's Business Information Service for Newly Independent States (Includes: Embassy reports, Country reports, Industry reports, Publications, Sources of finance, Exchange rates, and U.S. exports). biz.marketplace.international

93. Russia-Foreign Trading,Investment Opportunities,Attraction,International Busines Vyapaar Asia giving General Details of Foreign Trading,Investment Opportunities,Attraction,InternationalBusiness in russia,trade in russia,General Economic http://www.vyapaarasia.com/russia/trade.asp

Buyers/Sellers Auction Tenders RUSSIA Contents General Section General Section Infrastructure Railways Roads Ports Telecom Energy Power Banking Banking Travel Travel Policies Exim Policy Trade Trade Exim Tax Structure Tax System Important Contacts Important Contacts INTRODUCTION Output Inflation The current economic difficulties faced by Russia has also affected its consumer prices. The devaluation of the rouble led to immediate inflationary pressures. Inflation rose to 15% in August 1998 against 2% in July and for the year as a whole, is expected to reach 48% (1997: 15%). The situation has been further aggravated by monopolistic pricing practices in trade, increase in customs duty and value added tax (VAT) and the introduction of sales tax in certain regions. Balance of Payments Foreign trade account for only a small proportion of the national economy. Russian exports represent expected to remain the same at 3.9% in 1999 due to strong domestic demand the on-going economic reforms and improving conditions in the world economy. Hong Kong SAR's economy is expected to improve from negative growth to zero in 1999 as economic recovery begins to take effect in other Asian countries. External trade in both goods and services and domestic demand should gradually pick up. Property prices are also expected to stabilise with intensified building activity particularly in the public sector.

94. USITC: INVESTIGATIONS UNDER TITLE VII OF THE TARIFF ACT OF 1930 CERTAIN COLDROLLED STEEL PRODUCTS FROM ARGENTINA, BELGIUM, BRAZIL, CHINA, FRANCE,GERMANY, KOREA, THE NETHERLANDS, NEW ZEALAND, russia, SOUTH AFRICA, SPAIN http://www.usitc.gov/7ops/7opsindex.htm

Skip to content Site Map Search Publications ... Home INVESTIGATIONS UNDER TITLE VII OF THE TARIFF ACT OF 1930 Search catalogue of USITC reports (includes archived reports) Under the Tariff Act of 1930, U.S. industries may petition the government for relief from imports that are sold in the United States at less than fair value ("dumped") or which benefit from subsidies provided through foreign government programs. Under the law, the U.S. Department of Commerce determines whether the dumping or subsidizing exists and, if so, the margin of dumping or amount of the subsidy. The ITC determines whether the dumped or subsidized imports materially injure or threaten to materially injure the U.S. industry. View an example of an opinion. Pick up a free copy of Adobe's Acrobat reader for viewing, searching, and printing the PDF files below. The download file for a report may be a self-extracting executable file. We recommend executing the file in an empty directory. WARNING: Please be aware that the opinions provided on this site may not accurately reflect official pagination. When citing to pages of the opinions, please refer to the printed version, available on the Commission's Electronic Document Information System (EDIS) (http//edis.usitc.gov) or from the Office of the Secretary.

95. MACMain overall objectives are to obtain market access for American firms and workers andto achieve full compliance by foreign nations with trade agreements they sign http://www.mac.doc.gov/

Market Access and Compliance Home Trade Compliance Center Regional Offices Development Programs Outreach and Communication ... Trade Resources Quick Reference MAC Main About MAC Press Room Contact Us Specific Interests AGOA (Africa) China Gateway Office of Japan AMBIT (Northern Ireland and Border Counties) ... NAFTA (Canada and Mexico) Market Access and Compliance (MAC) - Fighting for a Level Playing Field MAC's overall objectives are to obtain market access for American firms and workers and to achieve full compliance by foreign nations with trade agreements they sign with our country. U.S businesses and workers are the most productive in the world, but often find difficulties exporting their goods and services because of foreign barriers to trade. MAC can help. Once a problem is identified, MAC uses all available resources to assist American businesses and workers in finding a solution. To help U.S. companies and workers obtain the fullest market opportunities, the MAC team is divided into country and regional experts and staff specializing in specific trade agreements. For more information...

96. Exhibitions And Conferences In Russia - Restec Exhibition Company 8 11 April 2003. russiaN FUEL AND ENERGY COMPLEX REGIONAL ASPECTS 3rd InternationalForum Tavrichesky Palace, St.Petersburg, russia, full information ». http://www.restec.ru/main.en.html

Search: Search the Site: Official Contractors: Contact: main@restec.ru RESTEC Exhibition Company was set up in 1990 and now is one of the five leaders in the Russian exhibition business. THE 6th NORTHWEST FOOD FORUM 14 - 17 April 2003 PISCHEPROMEXPO Equipment for processing, production and packaging of foodstuffs and beverages 6th International Specialized Exhibition and Conference Lenexpo Fairgrounds in Gavan, St.Petersburg, Russia 14 - 17 April 2003 MYASOMOLPROM Equipment and technologies for meat and dairy industries 4th International Specialized Exhibition Lenexpo Fairgrounds in Gavan, St.Petersburg, Russia 14 - 17 April 2003 INTERFOOD Foodstuffs and drinks 7th International Specialized Exhibition (Jointly with "Primexpo") Lenexpo Fairgrounds in Gavan, St.Petersburg, Russia 14 - 17 April 2003 FOODPACK Containers, packaging and equipment for packaging of foodstuffs and drinks 7th International Specialized Exhibition (Jointly with "Primexpo") Lenexpo Fairgrounds in Gavan, St.Petersburg, Russia THE 2nd MINING AND METALLURGY FORUM 15 - 18 April 2003 METALLURGY Raw materials, technological processes, equipment, finished products

97. Team Canada - Newsroom 08, Prime Minister to Lead Team Canada 2002 to russia and Germany. 98.01.22, InternationalTrade Minister Opens Canadian Education Centres in Argentina and Chile. http://www.tcm-mec.gc.ca/newsroom-en.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Department Home Newsroom News Releases Speeches CanadExport Links ... Enquiries News releases February 2002: Russia and Germany First Team Canada Mission to Europe Wraps-up with Over Half a Billion in New Business Team Canada 2002 Delivers Nearly $70 million in New Business Deals in Berlin Team Canada Scores $337 million in New Business Deals in Russia Canada and Russia Strengthen Bilateral Partnerships During Team Canada Visit to Moscow ... Prime Minister to Lead Team Canada 2002 to Russia and Germany February 2001: Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong Team Canada 2001 Concludes With $5.7 Billion in New Deals Team Canada 2001 Completes Second Leg of Mission With $314 Million in New Deals Team Canada 2001 Scores Over $5 Billion in New Deals in Beijing Team Canada to visit Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong in February 2001 ... Prime Minister Announces Team Canada 2000 to Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong September 1999: Japan Canada and Japan: A global partnership for the 21 st century Team Canada Japan Results in $409 Million in Deals for Canadian Firms ... Prime Minister Announces Team Canada 1999 to Japan and Australia January 1998: Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile List of New Canadian Business Initiatives in Chile Team Canada '98 Scores Record Number of Deals International Trade Minister Opens Canadian Education Centres in Argentina and Chile Bilateral Agreements Strengthen Canada-Chile Relations ... Team Canada '98 to Promote Trade and Investment in Latin America January 1997: Korea, Philippines, Thailand

98. CanadaEuropa Translate this page English, Français. Important Notices, Avis importants. http://www.canadaeuropa.gc.ca/

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100. Dept. Of State - Europe-Eurasia Published to mark World Water Day on March 22 A new study says that 158 internationalriver basins upon which millions of people depend for drinking water http://usinfo.state.gov/regional/eur/

IIP Home WASHINGTON FILE Europe-Eurasia Latest World Latest Archives Search Receive File by E-mail Hyperfile Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday ... Friday RUSSIAN Russian Web Site Russian Washington File QUICK SEARCH REGION IN FOCUS Russia Eurasia-Caucasus The Balkans ISSUES IN FOCUS Iraq: Toward Liberation The U.S. in NATO Response to Terrorism Economics and Trade PUBLICATIONS Iraq: From Fear to Freedom Writers on America NATO in the 21st Century Electronic Journals RESOURCES U.S. Missions State Dept - Europe-Eurasia European Union Online European Commission ... Links IRAQ UPDATE A medical officer attends Iraqi civilians who led Marines to a weapons cache in Aziz, Iraq. (U.S. Marine Corps Photo) Government, Future "Will Belong to You," Bush Tells Iraqis Bush broadcast to the Iraqi people The Saddam Hussein regime and its "long era of fear and cruelty" are ending, President Bush told the Iraqi people in a radio and television broadcast April 10. American and coalition forces are in Baghdad, he said, and "will not stop until Saddam's corrupt gang is gone. The government of Iraq, and the future of your country, will soon belong to you." "We will help you build a peaceful and representative government that protects the rights of all citizens. And then our military forces will leave," Bush said. "Iraq will go forward as a unified, independent and sovereign nation that has regained a respected place in the world."

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