81. Russia World Bank Helps To Improve Customs detect irregularities and contraband; to facilitate international trade; and to pilot and deploy innovative approaches in priority Customs posts across russia. http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/NEWS/0,,contentMDK:20106793~menuPK:3446

var templatePathPrefix = "http://siteresources.worldbank.org/"; Home Site Map Index FAQs ... Topics Search News All Home News Press Releases By Topic Russia: World Bank Helps to Improve Cus... Press Releases All By Date By Topic By Region / Country ... Kids DevNews Online Media Briefing Cntr Embargoed news and other material for accredited journalists only Login Register Site Tools About DevNews Media Center E-Subscriptions Feedback Russia: World Bank Helps to Improve Customs Approves $140 Million Loan News Release No: 2003/300/ECA Contacts Moscow Marina Vasilieva ++ 7095 745 7000 ext 2045 Mvasilieva@worldbank.org Washington mvandyck@worldbank.org WASHINGTON, April 22, 2003 Customs Development Project says Carlos D.C. Ferreira, Task Manager for the project. Adopting Customs standards that facilitate trade by implementing procedures to expedite the processing of low-risk transactions while improving the detection and prevention of contraband; Facilitating international commerce and accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO); Promoting the participation of the trade community and other key stakeholders in the strategic planning to foster a stronger partnership between State Customs Committee and participants of foreign economic activities;

82. Foreign Affairs - The Baby Trade - Ethan B. Kapstein in wealthy ones, corruption has distorted the baby trade. to new suppliers such as russia and China requires states to facilitate international adoptions while http://www.foreignaffairs.org/20031101faessay82611/ethan-b-kapstein/the-baby-tra

The Baby Trade Ethan B. Kapstein From Foreign Affairs November/December 2003 Summary: The international adoption trade is booming, as more families in the West adopt more babies from developing countries. But it has spawned a sordid black market as well, in which children are bought or abducted and sold. The best way to stop the trafficking is not to ban adoptions from countries that tolerate corrupt rings, but to strengthen the underdeveloped multilateral legal regime that regulates adoptions around the planet. Ethan B. Kapstein is Paul Dubrule Professor of Sustainable Development at INSEAD in France, a Research Fellow at the Institut Français des Relations Internationales, and a Transatlantic Fellow of the German Marshall Fund of the United States. Topics: Social and Cultural Issues International Organizations Border Games: Policing the U.S.-Mexico Divide Peter Andreas. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2000. A GLOBAL BUSINESS Children are our most precious resource and, like most precious resources, they are traded across borders. As more parents have adopted babies from abroad over the past decade, the international market for children has boomed: in 2001, some 34,000 children mainly from Asia and central and eastern Europe found new homes in western Europe and North America. With 9.5 million children now languishing in developing-world orphanages, there are many more opportunities to create loving families across borders. Yet, because the demand for infants from poor countries is rising among adults who live in wealthy ones, corruption has distorted the baby trade. Unscrupulous go-betweens buy or abduct infants from needy biological parents and sell them to eager adoptive families.

83. Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Pikayev, featured in The Monitor, a publication of the Center for international trade 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

84. Bartercard International - World News are wellacquainted with the concept of barter, but russia hasn’t by Bartercard, both within the domestic economy and in terms of international trade. http://www.bartercard.com/worldnews/world_news_09.htm

World News Index News item 1 News item 2 News item 3 ... News item 11 Passing your mouse pointer over any of the news items above will generate a discription here. BARTERCARD EXPANDS INTO RUSSIA Friday 3 October 2003 Bartercard facilitates a cashless exchange of goods and services between its Members, using a unit of currency known as the Trade Dollar ($T1 = AUD$1). As a result of trading, new sales are generated and cash is conserved in the business, leading to a reduction in the cost of borrowing and a healthier bottom line. Mr Kostiein said even the most conservative forecasts would see 800 Russian businesses taking out Membership between now and the end of 2004. Over that period, he predicts the Membership to turn over US$10 Million in Trade Volume. Bartercard has in excess of 55,000 active Members worldwide, enjoying a growth rate of more than 30 per cent annual over the last five years.

85. Alaska Division Of Trade And Development: Russian Far East The Alaska Division of international trade Market Development has a contract trade representative on Sakhalin. Other Alaska – russia Connections. http://www.dced.state.ak.us/trade/russia/russia.htm

Alaska-RFE Technical Assistance and Humanitarian Aid Alaskans from across the state have worked at the grassroots level, and through charities, churches, Native organizations, and government at all levels in many humanitarian aid programs for the Russian Far East. In December 2000, the state of Alaska worked with the State Department to organize a humanitarian aid workshop in Anchorage to help Alaskans navigate the aid bureaucracy and smooth the flow of Alaska-RFE aid. Alaska has been the largest single source and impetus for humanitarian to the RFE, according to the Russian consul general at the Russian consulate in Seattle. Chukotka Numerous grassroots groups have sent food, clothes and materials to Chukotka. Alaska aid has been spearheaded by Alaskan Friends of Chukotka in Nome, Russian Far East Task Force in Anchorage, Russian Far East Missions in Homer and Palmer, Samaritan's Pursue in Soldotna, SOAR International in Soldotna, Matanuska-Susitna Borough Operation Russian Far East, North Slope Borough and many others. The Alaska Red Cross plans to help organize a counterpart Red Cross in Chukotka. In addition to the humanitarian aid sent to Chukotka, Alaskans have sent tools, supplies and equipment to Native subsistence hunters to help provide the materials needed for a sustainable subsistence economy. The North Slope Borough has been providing fishing nets, outboard motors, binoculars, harsh weather clothes and other practical necessities for subsistence hunting and fishing activities. The North Slope Borough even donated generators to the village of New Chaplino.

86. |DECD International Trade Services Home Page Opportunities in russia. 0411-02, New Canadian Customs Requirement. 03-20-02, Port Connecticut 2002 Directory Released, New international trade Newsletter http://www.ct.gov/ecd/cwp/view.asp?a=1102&Q=249862&ecdNav=

87. Outsourcing-Russia - Events | Russian Science & Technology Opportunities For U.S Daniel Cannistra, Ernst and Young LLP. A update on russia s international trade Initiatives Including a review of the implications of russia WTO entry ; http://www.outsourcing-russia.com/events/2003/CeBITAmerica/

Outsourcing-Russia.com - All about IT-Outsourcing to Russia site tour about contacts search site ... Forums June 19, 2003, New York, USA Jacob K. Javits Convention Center www.cebit-america.com www.ma-rbc.org The Mid-Atlantic - Russia Business Council and the U.S. Department of State Seminar sessions will be led by representatives from the U.S. Department of State's Partners Program. The Partners Program, through Science Centers in Moscow and Kiev, offers U.S. businesses a protective infrastructure for funding basic and applied research projects, technology development, and technology demonstration research in the former Soviet Union. Included in these sessions will be presentations by U.S. corporations with significant transfer technology collaboration experience in Russia. The MARBC Russian Technology Pavilion will have an extensive display in the Exhibit Hall featuring the vast array of Russian science and technology capabilities. A delegation from the Russian Federation representing companies in information technology and other technology industries will be present to have a panel discussion and to exhibit the latest advancements in Russian technology. The event is organized in association with BISNIS, a unit of the U.S. Department of Commerce, The Ministry of Economic Development and Trade of the Russian Federation, The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation, The Moscow Entrepreneurs Association, and sponsored by the Ernst and Young LLP, EPAM Systems, E-Style Software Corporation, TUV Rheinland of North America, and U.S. Civilian Research and Development Foundation with promotional support from Integral and SiliconTaiga.

88. EUROPA - TRADE - TRADE ISSUES This deal brings russia a step closer to the international trade family, the World trade Organisation, where it belongs. . Key elements of the bilateral deal. http://europa.eu.int/comm/trade/issues/bilateral/countries/russia/pr210504_en.ht

EUROPA European Commission Trade UPDATED 05-04 List of countries Russia NEW ROUND HARNESSING GLOBALISATION ... RESPECTING THE RULES Russia Russia-WTO: EU-Russia deal brings Russia a step closer to WTO membership Brussels, 21 May 2004 EU Trade Commissioner Pascal Lamy and the Russian Economy Development and Trade Minister German Gref have signed today the agreement concluding the bilateral market access negotiations for the accession of the Russian Federation to the WTO, in the presence of the European Commission President Romano Prodi, the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin and the President of the European Council Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern. Romano Prodi, President of the European Commission said: "Today the EU and Russia cement further their trade and economic relations. This deal brings Russia a step closer to the international trade family, the World Trade Organisation, where it belongs." Key elements of the bilateral deal The deal concluded today covers the commitments that the Russian Federation will undertake in goods and services once it accedes to the WTO. The average tariff level that Russia will not exceed is 7.6% for industrial goods, 11% for fishery products and 13% for agricultural goods, in addition to tariff rate quotas for fresh and frozen meat and poultry representing around 600 million euro per year (15% of total EU agricultural exports to Russia). In services, Russia will be taking commitments in a large range of sectors including telecommunication, transport, financial services, postal and courier, construction, distribution, environmental, news agency, and tourism. Commitments include cross border provision of services and commercial establishment.

89. MBITA Events Belkina (Moscow, russia), George Isayan (Armenia), and Alexander Lotuashvili (Republic of Georgia) along with Washingtonbased international trade specialist http://www.mbita.org/events/more.php?id=1058208733

90. State Axes Russia Trade Office - 2002-04-08 - Puget Sound Business Journal (Seat The russia office was a victim of the 15 percent budget cut required current budget cuts, said Larry Williams, director of the international trade Division of http://seattle.bizjournals.com/seattle/stories/2002/04/08/story5.html

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91. LLM Subjects At UCL Laws . Evidence and Proof. ». Foreign Investment in russia and the CIS. ». Foreign Relations Law. . international Finance Legal Aspects of. ». international trade Law. http://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/prospective/graduate/llm/index.shtml?llm_070a

92. Central Europe International Trade News - Media Monitoring Service By EIN News Central Europe international trade News. Stories you won't find elsewhere. Service for global professionals. Constantly updated news and information about http://www.einnews.com/centraleurope/newsfeed-CentralEuropeInternationalTrade

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94. LabourStart: Where Trade Unionists Start Their Day On The Net. a list of the very best trade union websites international Union Rights Check out this excellent magazine http://www.labourstart.org/

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96. USITC: INVESTIGATIONS UNDER TITLE VII OF THE TARIFF ACT OF 1930 CERTAIN COLDROLLED STEEL PRODUCTS FROM ARGENTINA, BRAZIL, CHINA, INDONESIA, JAPAN, russia, SLOVAKIA, SOUTH AFRICA, TAIWAN, TURKEY, AND VENEZUELA http://www.usitc.gov/7ops/7opsindex.htm

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97. Europe - Countries In Countries in Europa russia. Visit Canada s Embassy in russia. St. Basil Cathedral, russia © www.about.com, St.Petersburg, russia © www.russiadom.com. http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/canadaeuropa/country_rus-en.asp

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98. BISNIS - Facilitating Commercial Success In Eurasia Need to contact a BISNIS trade Specialist? You are in the right place. Just Please visit the Russian Language Web Page . Contact a BISNIS trade Specialist. http://www.bisnis.doc.gov/bisnis/contact.cfm

Contact BISNIS General Contact Information Tel: 1-800/USA-TRADE (872-8723), or 202/482-4655 Fax: E-mail: bisnis@ita.doc.gov Website: www.bisnis.doc.gov Russian-language website: http://bisnis-eurasia.org Mailing address: U.S. Department of Commerce USA Trade Center Stop R*BISNIS 1401 Constitution Ave, NW Washington, DC 20230 Have feedback for BISNIS? Please call or email Acting BISNIS Director Tanya Shuster or Acting Deputy Director Philip de Leon Need to contact a BISNIS Trade Specialist? You are in the right place. Just NIS firms, associations, and officials Please visit the Russian Language Web Page Contact a BISNIS Trade Specialist BISNIS provides individual counseling and information by phone to U.S. businesses seeking to export to the NIS or undertake long-term business activities in the region. BISNIS trade specialists are available Monday - Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Eastern Time. If you have an inquiry for a specific industry or country/region, please select from the list below. For general inquiries, or for sectors not listed below, please call BISNIS at 1-800-USA-TRADE (872-8723, press 4, then 2) or 202/482-4655, or send an e-mail to

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