Tag Archives: Russia

National Security Council & Trade Policy — New Major Player in Global Trade Relations.

Posted on February 21, 2024 by Stuart Malawer

It has become evident recently that national security has become a major driving-force in formulating U.S. economic policy generally (semiconductor subsidies) and in particular U.S. trade policy (including proposals for related climate change issues, international digital taxation, supply chain … Continue reading →

Tagged biden-and-trade, China, deputy-national-security-adviser, geopolitics, national security and trade, Russia, trade relations, trump-and-trade | Leave a comment

Corporate Responsibility & Global Tax (FACTA) – Unilateral or Multilateral?

Posted on December 29, 2011 by Stuart Malawer

The ever-increasing set of international economic problems has renewed the debate over corporate responsibility in the global economy. At the heart of this revived debate are complex issues of risk-taking investment, management-oriented corporate governance, and extraterritorial U.S. regulation of foreign source income and … Continue reading →

Posted in Global Trade Relations | Tagged banking secrecy, China, extraterritorial, FATCA, Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, Global Tax, international tax, overseas banking, regulation of foreign banks, Russia, UBS, worldwide taxation | Leave a comment

Russia’s WTO Membership — Good for Trade? — Yes.

Posted on December 12, 2011 by Stuart Malawer

The 8th Ministerial Conference of the WTO meeting this week in Geneva is expected to accept Russia as a WTO Member. Interestingly, this follows close on the heels of China’s 10th anniversary of joining the WTO. China’s accession to the WTO … Continue reading →

Posted in Global Trade Relations | Tagged dispute settlements, global rules of trade, global trade, GPA, Jackson-Vanik, Magnitsky Bill, ministerial meeting, multinational corporations, rule of law, Russia, Russia's accession to the WTO, transitional period, TRIPS, WTO DSU | Leave a comment

Russia’s Accession to the WTO, Almost — It’s Long Overdue.

Posted on October 22, 2011 by Stuart Malawer

With the EU’s favorable action this week and Moscow’s announcement of its plan to join the Information Technology Agreement, the Russian Federation’s accession to the WTO has moved forward significantly. It’s almost completed. Only the opposition of Georgia seems to be holding … Continue reading →

Posted in Global Trade Relations | Tagged Russia, Russia's accession to the WTO, Russian Federation, World Trade Organization, WTO | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Russia

National Security Council & Trade Policy — New Major Player in Global Trade Relations.

Corporate Responsibility & Global Tax (FACTA) – Unilateral or Multilateral?

Russia’s WTO Membership — Good for Trade? — Yes.

Russia’s Accession to the WTO, Almost — It’s Long Overdue.

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