That's a bilateral trade surplus for me and a bilateral trade deficit for The Times.
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The current administration has indicated its preference for bilateral agreements, which opens an avenue to facilitate bilateral travel.
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The bilateral trade picture in the latest Commerce Department data also shows deterioration in some key bilateral trade relationships.
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Instead, he attended a bilateral meeting with Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven to discuss "warm and strong bilateral relations".
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The focus on bilateral trade agreements that the administration has — there is nothing wrong with bilateral trade agreements per se.
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"TPP basically is a combination of a bilateral with Japan, a NAFTA renegotiation and a bilateral with Vietnam and Malaysia," Cutler said.
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One could debate whether the world is bilateral, but any new or renegotiated bilateral agreements will need a serious public relations effort.
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Finally, MDBs should continue to grow their partnerships — within the MDB system, with bilateral development finance institutions, and with bilateral aid agencies.
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Narrow, typically bilateral scope: China is pushing to give the BRI a multilateral sheen, but in practice, it is a sea of bilateral deals.
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The bilateral deals had been much less important, in part because we're making bilateral deals with countries that had already liberalized quite a bit.
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The President said the US is dropping NAFTA in favor of a bilateral agreement with Mexico and possibly a second bilateral deal with Canada.
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"Once the bilateral issues get resolved, Canada will be joining the talks to work on both bilateral issues and our trilateral issues," Freeland told reporters.
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"Anyone else thinking about doing a bilateral deal with the U.S. is watching to see what a bilateral with this administration looks like," Elms said.
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Still, selective duties like that are not the same as "blunt bilateral trade measures that could endanger the overall bilateral geopolitical relationship with China," Biswas added.
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Still, selective duties like that are not the same as "blunt bilateral trade measures that could endanger the overall bilateral geopolitical relationship with China," Biswas added.
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Tariffs are not a bilateral issue and unfortunately politicians think and act in a bilateral manner that has left us at a disadvantage over the years.
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"... through bilateral efforts, we can raise this figure (for bilateral trade) to $20 billion in the near future," Rouhani said in comments broadcast live on state television.
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Trump, of course, favors bilateral deals because he believes he has a much better chance of squeezing concessions from countries in bilateral negotiations than in multilateral ones.
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If it is comprised or disrupted, the sound and steady growth of the bilateral relationship, as well as bilateral cooperation in major fields would be out of question.
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If it is compromised or disrupted, the sound and steady growth of the bilateral relationship, as well as bilateral cooperation in major fields, would be out of the question.
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The total value of U.S.-India bilateral trade increased from $28503 billion in 22019 to $115 billion in 2017, and the right agreement could expand bilateral trade even further.
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"Once the bilateral issues get resolved, Canada will be joining the talks to work on both bilateral issues and our trilateral issues," Chrystia Freeland, Canada's foreign minister, said Friday.
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"Once the bilateral issues get resolved, Canada will be joining the talks to work on both bilateral issues and our trilateral issues," Chrystia Freeland, Canada's foreign minister, told reporters on Friday.
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And if all that wasn't enough -- despite traveling halfway round the world to tell leaders he and America are open for business and bilateral trade deals -- he held no bilateral talks.
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"While this is a trilateral agreement ... there are also significant bilateral trading issues between each of the countries," said Freeland, adding that she welcomed bilateral talks between Canada's two NAFTA partners.
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China is willing to speed up negotiations with the EU to secure bilateral investment deals, Li said, while also calling on the European Union to create a stable environment for bilateral trade.
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The two sides should promote the "healthy development of bilateral trade and investment" and advance talks on a bilateral investment agreement, Xi said, according to a statement on China's Foreign Ministry website.
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The safeguard issue, a sensitive area for Washington, would "complicate" the outlook for the bilateral talks, said Wendy Cutler, a former chief negotiator on the bilateral deal that was first signed in 2007.
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"All the president is saying is that he wants to look at it on a bilateral basis, and I'm prepared to go ahead on the bilateral basis," Hatch told me in an interview.
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Johnson and Trump will hold bilateral talks on Sunday morning.
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Fruits have previously been a casualty of bilateral trade spats.
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Topics: Syria, North Korea, Ukraine, fighting terrorism and bilateral relations.
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There's another reason a bilateral deal may be tough: History.
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His knowledge of Russia and bilateral ties is hardly sophisticated.
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Decades of bilateral cooperation are difficult to undo by fiat.
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Last year, bilateral trade rose to a record $100 billion.
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Their energy ministers discussed bilateral cooperation and investment last week.
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It's much more like the bilateral symmetry found in nature.
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Trump didn't indicate when a potential bilateral meeting might occur.
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"That's what we've been telling them in our bilateral meetings."
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The foundation of the bilateral relationship has doubtless gotten shakier.
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Because bilateral trade is not a very important economic indicator.
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S. relations, especially bilateral trade and investment, at a crossroads.
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It said Tkachev would hold bilateral meetings with G20 counterparts.
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Separately, Trump and Macron will also hold a bilateral meeting.
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She says bluntly that the bilateral relationship is "being poisoned".
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American diplomats were skittish about upsetting a sensitive bilateral relationship.
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Reich argues for more bilateral investment treaties to reassure investors.
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The sources said Zarif would discuss bilateral and regional matters.
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"Once we leave, we lose those bilateral deals," he said.
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It also foresees more talks on developing future bilateral ties.
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Yet in the bilateral meeting, the leaders met as equals.
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"We're not thinking of signing a bilateral FTA," he added.
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Hence, the onus was, from the start, on bilateral series.
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Alternatively, the DOJ believes that bilateral agreements could quickly spread.
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Vice President Pence will join for the expanded bilateral meeting.
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Prince has broken a cardinal rule of makeup: bilateral symmetry.
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Trump arrives and will hold a bilateral meeting with Macron.
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S. bilateral commercial relationship is too great not to pursue.
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Can you imagine a bilateral address between he and Trump?
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Supporters say CETA will increase bilateral trade by 20 percent.
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"The messages touch on bilateral relations most notably," Peskov said.
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Focusing on the bilateral balance is a waste of time.
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Progress through narrow, bilateral agreements is too piecemeal, lawmakers said.
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Thus we are in the bleak midwinter of bilateral relations.
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Bilateral deals have been slow to get off the ground.
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Bilateral discussions, when they occur, will have a narrower agenda.
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Bilateral trade balances are not a measure of comparative prowess.
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"Mexico was the secretary's first bilateral trip overseas," she said.
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Mr. Trump will then hold a bilateral meeting with Mrs.
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Bilateral deals are also a longtime focus of the president.
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Bilateral trade negotiations with Kenya and India were just announced.
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Those are the real issue — not the bilateral trade imbalance.
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" Highlights: On bilateral trade negotiations: "It's the 'America First' strategy.
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WE'VE HEARD THAT LEGAL OR NOT LEGAL WOULD BE BILATERAL.
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It could add strain to an already tense bilateral relationship.
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Cutting UNRWA funds and bilateral aid is not an abstraction.
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Sad, because no Mexican wants a breakdown in bilateral ties.
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" But he added, "We are fans of bilateral trading agreements.
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America's bilateral deficits with several other countries, including Mexico, rose.
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Last week, a bilateral group of representatives led by Reps.
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No official readout has been provided from the bilateral meeting.
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IMF and European officials also discussed Greece in bilateral meetings.
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K. bilateral data sharing deal as an example of progress.
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"While there were concerns raised on bilateral protectionism, many countries also talked about global imbalances ... and how they must be looked at from a global perspective rather than a bilateral one," the official said.
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Once it does, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will want to negotiate his own bilateral deal, as well as review the issues ironed out between Mexico and the U.S. Talk of a bilateral Mexico-U.
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"The visit was conducted in the framework of bilateral relations and continuous consultations of the two countries with the aim of exchanging views on recent regional developments, bilateral relations, ...and international issues," state television reported.
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"The visit was conducted in the framework of bilateral relations and continuous consultations of the two countries with the aim of exchanging views on recent regional developments, bilateral relations, ... and international issues," state television reported.
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"China looks forward to Philippine President Duterte's visit, further consolidating and strengthening bilateral trade relations, and continuously elevating the scope of bilateral cooperation to bring more practical benefits to both peoples and countries," Shen said.
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With China alone there are a good half-dozen bilateral agreements.
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A bilateral ceasefire was called in the final stages of talks.
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I dream of the day when these bilateral arrangements become multilateral.
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Cuba said bilateral trade in 2017 was $295 million, exclusively imports.
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It's not a bilateral deal between Iran and the United States.
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The ongoing negotiation of the Bilateral Investment Treaty is an example.
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He said Japan would also postpone bilateral "high-level" economic dialogue.
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"Our bilateral relations are currently accompanied by extreme distrust," Peskov said.
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Then there is his bilateral with Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor.
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A bilateral deal may be held up until Brexit is complete.
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That's the reason it was so important [to have] bilateral cooperation.
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It is unclear if the bilateral meeting would still take place.
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The Trump administration had been seeking a bilateral negotiation for months.
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The bilateral ceasefire agreed last August has held, with minor violations.
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Japan has also joined what were bilateral American exercises with India.
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The dispute brought bilateral ties to their lowest point in decades.
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Obama also hosts Chinese President Xi Jinping for a bilateral meeting.
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Another important dimension of U.S.-Singapore bilateral ties lies in trade.
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Mexico and Brazil are negotiating to deepen their bilateral trade accord.
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Bilateral trade in goods and services is immense: $674bn in 2017.
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Multilateral and bilateral assistance and substantial bond issuance have boosted reserves.
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That is supposed to reduce America's bilateral trade deficit with China.
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Why should he act multilaterally when bilateral bullying works so well?
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S. cooperation in the sport forward despite tense broader bilateral relations.
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Bilateral talks are grinding on ahead of a March 1st deadline.
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India and the U.S. also lack a bilateral investment treaty (BIT).
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It's not a bilateral, but a multilateral relationship from China's perspective.
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They also signed an agreement about bilateral cooperation on security issues.
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They&aposve done every agreement known to man -- bilateral, multilateral agreements.
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As a result, data deals are often bilateral and ad hoc.
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All eight are in bilateral talks about the waivers, sources said.
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The U.S. and Japan have been negotiating a bilateral trade agreement.
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By that logic, all bilateral trade must balance to be "fair".
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Bilateral talks on Wednesday did not yield significant signs of progress.
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Bilateral ties are now based on a patchwork of sectoral accords.
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Officials from both countries downplayed suggestions of a worsening bilateral relationship.
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This is something that will be settled in our bilateral dialogue.
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Trade issues and differences over Syria have also strained bilateral ties.
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CETA's supporters say it will increase bilateral trade by 20 percent.
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Abe and Obama also held their last bilateral meeting together Tuesday.
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North and South Korea have already made progress in bilateral talks.
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Zarif said Iran wants to expand its bilateral relations with India.
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"The bilateral path is important," Leuthard told Swiss newspapers Sonntags Blick.
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China David McKenzie It's arguably the world's most important bilateral relationship.
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The claimants say Russia breached a bilateral investment treaty with Ukraine.
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You know, you have a bilateral trade deficit with the grocer.
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Bilateral trade was $4.4 billion in 2015, according to latest data.
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Galstyan is correct that Azerbaijan and Israel enjoy close bilateral ties.
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Some analysts speculated that bilateral trade and investment could be hurt.
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The creative approaches for bilateral cooperation to fight ISIS are limitless.
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He contracted bilateral atypical pneumonia, which is pneumonia in both lungs.
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He prefers bilateral dealmaking to alliances and isolationism to global activism.
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The reality is that the bilateral deal suits France as well.
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Flying rights are typically granted on a bilateral basis between governments.
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Trump holds several bilateral meetings with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
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The president of the COP will hold bilateral in coming hours.
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Talks or tensions, fundamental aspects of the bilateral relationship never change.
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Beijing actively promotes settlements of bilateral trade transactions in national currencies.
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Candor on human rights will not compromise the broader bilateral relationship.
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But bilateral deals are simply not as beneficial as multilateral ones.
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The bilateral relationship has been under strain since Trump took office.
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This is why bilateral diplomatic talks with North Korea are crucial.
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Steady pressure, bilateral diplomatic talks and patience can win the day.
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He called for a multilateral approach rather than multiple bilateral actions.
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Wicker and Cantwell have been in bilateral talks since the summer.
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The Trump administration has said they prefer to pursue bilateral agreements.
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Mulford defended the Trump administration's stated preference for bilateral trade deals.
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He received disability compensation for PTSD, depression, and bilateral inguinal hernia.
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Washington provides bilateral assistance, intelligence and training for regional security operations.
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South Korea has undertaken its own bilateral negotiations with North Korea.
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"(Bolsonaro's) win will surely herald a stronger bilateral relationship," Garman said.
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His concern is that the colony's future remains a bilateral issue.
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"The priority must go to bilateral dialogue," another UN diplomat said.
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Pence and Varadkar will hold a bilateral meeting at 1 p.m.
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Bilateral deals are not everything they are cracked up to be.
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"We need to approach it as a bilateral discussion," he said.
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But more likely, it will be a series of bilateral arrangements.
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I had a bilateral mastectomy for breast cancer at age 29.
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Yet despite a difficult bilateral context, formal and informal engagement continues.
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Many economists agree that the focus on bilateral trade is misplaced.
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Indeed, across the globe, China's bilateral relations appear to be souring.
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The legislation damaged bilateral ties with China, Australia's largest trading partner.
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Or we will want to call bilateral meetings (still on Thursday).
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The goal is to smooth bilateral relations frayed over trade differences.
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This is far more important than resolving bilateral disagreements on trade.
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" On trade, Macron declared, "bilateral agreements, new protectionisms, will not work.
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Both countries have large bilateral trade surpluses with the United States.
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The United States already maintains a bilateral asylum deal with Canada.
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"The focus will be to refresh the bilateral relationship," it said.
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"Bilateral deficits are going to keep popping up everywhere," he said.
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They might, because lawmakers have little appetite for a bilateral deal.
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K. bilateral deal once the smoke cleared from the country's split.
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He has also said he prefers bilateral deals, especially on trade.
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He expected bilateral issues to be resolved by early next week.
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"I prefer we have tight bilateral relations over a situation in which we don't have close bilateral relations, and they vote in our favor in the United Nations," Oren said, describing India's vote as "certainly disappointing".
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"China hopes that both sides will abide by bilateral agreements and make an effort to implement relevant provisions so that we can boost market confidence, promote bilateral trade relations and global economic growth," the statement said.
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People are starting to think through a whole raft of amazing and innovative, bilateral relationships -- bilateral trading relationships with people that will reposition America in the world as a fair trading nation and start to bring jobs.
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Kim also said South Korea presented the argument that the U.S. trade deficit with South Korea was not the result of the bilateral trade deal and proposed a joint study on the effects of the bilateral agreement.
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Such a totally and systematically unbalanced bilateral trade relationship must be corrected.
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Trump has suggested negotiating bilateral trade deals with each of America's neighbors.
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His last bilateral trip to Western Europe was to Finland last July.
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The issue is not the only one to strain bilateral ties recently.
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Italy currently has bilateral agreements with only a handful of African countries.
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That makes its bilateral trade deficit with the US even less relevant.
|
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In response, the White House canceled bilateral talks between the two leaders.
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Yang described Trump's visit as of great importance to the bilateral relationship.
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The other three countries with bilateral accords insist on using commercial flights.
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The bilateral relationship is increasingly becoming "one of mutual distrust," he continued.
|
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The two leaders discussed critical regional and bilateral issues, including telecommunications security.
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Ushakov said that Putin-Kim summit's agenda will also include bilateral cooperation.
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If you've got a bilateral with us then talk to us directly.
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S. BORDER IS A BILATERAL ISSUE WHEN ASKED ABOUT POSSIBLE NEW TARIFFS
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China denies that Australian trade is being hampered because of bilateral tensions.
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And by reaching bilateral agreements they would balance out the different forces.
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The European Union and Japan signed the world's largest bilateral trade pact.
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Even if the camp is cleared without mishap, bilateral tensions will remain.
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Y., has said that a bilateral agreement would raise "serious" legal concerns.
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Duterte is set to meet Abe for bilateral talks later on Wednesday.
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But this will have a modest impact on the bilateral trade balance.
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Another risk stems from Mr Trump's obsession with the bilateral trade deficit.
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Cambodia's Foreign Ministry said bilateral trade would reach $6 billion by 2020.
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He has asked it to reduce America's bilateral trade deficit by $100bn.
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In fact, the U.S. has no direct, bilateral trade deals with Germany.
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The president cited "substantial progress" in bilateral talks between the two countries.
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That could also trigger a new cycle of bilateral tensions, experts warn.
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Presumably a bilateral trade agreement with the US would involve similar elements.
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Today, Obama will host bilateral talks with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto.
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"We plan... that our presidents will have a bilateral meeting," Ushakov said.
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Ghosn's detention shocked France, strained the car alliance and complicated bilateral relations.
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That will require a bilateral agreement between Spain and the United Kingdom.
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The U.S. insistence on renegotiated bilateral trade deals was not well received.
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Japan already has bilateral swap arrangements with Indonesia, the Philippines and Singapore.
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Japan and Singapore have also signed bilateral trade deals with Iran recently.
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Bilateral talks "are possible," said another source familiar with Japanese government thinking.
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Bilateral relationships often yield better results than sluggish international bodies can offer.
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Lavrov said the project would help develop bilateral trade, the agency reported.
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This is the biggest bilateral surplus with a single country for Germany.
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Additional funding from multilateral and bilateral creditors is tied to the programme.
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He will hold bilateral talks with the Prime Minister during his visit.
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So I see the bilateral relationship as essential from a military perspective.
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But bilateral tension, including that between China and Japan, has often intervened.
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The two Arab nations have only recently re-established many bilateral ties.
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The bilateral meeting is scheduled to be followed by a working lunch.
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China had 17 bilateral meetings this year, compared with 13 in 2015.
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I refused the bilateral mastectomy suggestions for lobular carcinoma in situ (L.C.I.S.).
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First meeting this morning: bilateral sit-down with French President Emmanuel Macron.
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"All of our relationships are bilateral with European nations," the source noted.
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Two prior bilateral summits held since 2000 failed to produce positive results.
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Russia and Qatar also agreed to further bilateral cooperation, the Kremlin said.
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Bilateral cricketing ties between the two nations have remained suspended since 2008.
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Bilateral security issues are no longer constrained by a predefined programmatic agenda.
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And that is the matter of the bilateral trade deficit which is.
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Psaki would not confirm that any bilateral meetings happened before March 85033.
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Trump has also said he's willing to hold bilateral talks with Iran.
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"We'll pursue multilateral, we'll pursue plurilateral, we'll pursue bilateral [deals]," he said.
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A bilateral trade balance is the wrong way to measure trade relationships.
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This is a new day for the world's most consequential bilateral relationship.
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EDT: President Trump holds an expanded bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Trudeau.
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It also remains unclear if the bilateral pact needs German parliamentary approval.
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Bilateral trade between the two nations is just $3 billion a year.
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He also favors bilateral agreements with trade partners, rather than regional pacts.
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They will then hold an extended bilateral meeting with their respective delegations.
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Trade experts say the bilateral approach has virtually no chance of success.
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I've been a bilateral amputee since birth and don't know anything else.
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That is not the same thing as signing a new bilateral deal.
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Cheap Chinese imports created runaway bilateral trade deficits for the United States.
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He doesn't understand what bilateral trade imbalances mean, or what causes them.
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Bilateral deals are far more efficient, profitable and better for OUR workers.
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This was the first time in the modern history of bilateral relations.
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Second, it provides an opportunity to correct the American-Palestinian bilateral relationship.
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And Mexico is willing to sign a bilateral trade agreement with America.
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China Development Bank also provided a US$212bn three-year bilateral loan.
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China Development Bank also provided a US$1.8bn three-year bilateral loan.
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Asked why, Macron said the U.S. leader had bilateral meetings to attend.
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Asked why, Macron said the U.S. leader had bilateral meetings to attend.
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This would throw into question its willingness to uphold its bilateral agreements.
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We will also call on other bilateral donors to do their part.
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But that attention to bilateral relations was an anomaly in the campaign.
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The arrival of the bears was preceded by years of bilateral negotiations.
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Russia wants full repayment, arguing the debt is bilateral between two sovereigns.
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France is especially outspoken about avoiding agriculture in the bilateral trade talks.
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The award will mark an "important contribution" to bilateral relations, he said.
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Bilateral trade between the two countries currently stands at around $11 billion.
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The vice president will be there for bilateral discussions, including about trade.
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Washington sent signals to Yerevan demonstrating its readiness to deepen bilateral dialogue.
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Bilateral talks between the U.S. and Japan are currently underway in Washington.
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I MEAN, WE'VE ILLUSTRATED THE BILATERAL APPROACH TO NEGOTIATING CAN WORK. OK?
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That bilateral drift has not helped in two key structural sticking points.
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"It is completely possible that the bilateral relationship can recover," Lu said.
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The result has been the largest bilateral trade deficit in U.S. history.
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President Trump in bilateral meeting with German Chancellor Merkel 8:15 a.m.
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Japan will hold bilateral trade consultations with the United States in August.
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U.S. banks were still trading through bilateral and repo lines, he said.
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Y., has said a bilateral North American deal brings "serious" legal doubts.
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Putin told Bolton that bilateral relations were "not in the best shape".
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"It will be a normal bilateral meeting," he said, according to TASS.
|
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The administration mentions forging bilateral trade deals, but none have been initiated.
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"Bilateral relations are developing well, and in constant progression," Rodriguez told reporters.
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US Congress in 2011 barred bilateral contact with individuals of the Chinese space program because of national security fears, although bilateral trade in the aviation industry has made China's rocket program more open than it used to be.
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But on Wednesday, Mexican and Canadian officials said they wanted to work toward a trilateral deal, and were not interested in bilateral agreements with the U.S. Mnuchin said Thursday the administration was "indifferent" to bilateral or trilateral agreements.
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Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn, who attended the Pacific Rim summit on Park's behalf briefly met the host, Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski but held no bilateral meetings with world leaders, who use the occasion to deepen bilateral ties.
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But on Wednesday, Mexican and Canadian officials said they wanted to work toward a trilateral deal, and were not interested in bilateral agreements with the U.S. On Thursday, Mnuchin said the administration was "indifferent" to bilateral or trilateral agreements.
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Tokyo says the matter was settled by a 1965 treaty normalizing bilateral ties.
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Similarly, Somaliland officials hosted UAE diplomats last week to discuss "enhancing bilateral ties".
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It was not immediately clear which bilateral meetings would have to be rescheduled.
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In Jordan, Merkel promised a $100 million loan in addition to bilateral aid.
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A military incident with Russia has seen some bilateral sanctions imposed on Turkey.
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U.S.-China trade in goods remains the largest bilateral relationship in the world.
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We are not that important in the bilateral relations between the two countries.
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China is currently negotiating a bilateral investment treaty (BIT) with the United States.
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It did not come as a result of the growing bilateral trade tensions.
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France, however, has no major bilateral problems with the U.S. to complain about.
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He has also expressed his preference for bilateral trade pacts over multilateral agreements.
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Japan argues the issue was settled by a 1965 treaty normalizing bilateral ties.
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Drilling down into bilateral trade relations, accounting for value added has big effects.
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Will he work on bilateral trade deals with say Japan, Vietnam or others?
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The injuries ranged from bilateral amputation to serious head, body and leg trauma.
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Venezuela recently asked to restructure its bilateral debt, according to Russia's finance minister.
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That's understandable since "reverse wireless charging" or "bilateral wireless charging" is relatively new.
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The United States and Canada signed a bilateral free trade deal in 219.
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S.KOREA'S TRADE MINISTER: URGES JAPAN TO JOIN BILATERAL TALKS TO DISCUSS EXPORT CURBS
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At first they were agreed on a bilateral basis or among small groups.
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That could complicate a bilateral trade dispute that had looked close to resolution.
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The problem of hugely unbalanced bilateral trade is part of that political solution.
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A bilateral trade agreement, which took effect in 1989, was superseded by NAFTA.
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The United States and Mexico had already clinched a bilateral agreement in August.
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Four, bilateral investment regulations with China are another item on our trade agenda.
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Bilateral deficits, it is true, can more easily be altered by trade policy.
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Although the ceasefire agreement is bilateral, only one party implements it in reality.
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Japan says the matter was settled by a 1965 treaty normalising bilateral ties.
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Ukraine rejects that label, saying the killings were a result of bilateral hostilities.
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The bilateral meeting was one of Obama's final meetings with a world leader.
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In bilateral meetings last year he even threatened to lead the Out campaign.
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It will also seek new bilateral agreements as quickly as possible if needed.
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Trump and Putin plan to hold a bilateral meeting in Paris on Nov.
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That's the first time I've heard them say that in a bilateral context.
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The bilateral dispute is the fifth over lumber in less than 40 years.
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One solution might be to imitate the provisions of the bilateral Mexico-U.
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EDT: Vice President Pence holds a bilateral meeting with the Costa Rican president.
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He promised to strike a swift bilateral trade deal with the United Kingdom.
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Trump has told Congress he would sign a bilateral trade pact with Mexico.
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Germany has already agreed to this in some 130 other bilateral trade agreements.
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It isn't possible to conduct substantive bilateral trade relations with EU member states.
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In the foreign policy realm, it demonstrates the health of the bilateral relationship.
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Pence will hold bilateral talks with Temer and other Brazilian officials on Tuesday.
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Bilateral mastectomies, six months of chemo and years of tamoxifen were my fate.
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Japan sees the issue was settled by a 1965 treaty normalising bilateral ties.
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Bilateral trade rose from $66 billion in 2008 to $103 billion in 2014.
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He said Chile would continue to pursue bilateral and other regional trade deals.
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It's easy to see through the bilateral kumbaya between the two Korean leaders.
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The country runs a significant bilateral trade surplus with the United States; 6900.
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But tackling such cases on a unilateral or bilateral basis is rarely effective.
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EDT: President Trump holds an expanded bilateral meeting with Polish President Andrzej Duda.
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Last year Britain bolstered bilateral defence ties to France, Poland, Germany and Norway.
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" He also expressed a preference for bilateral trade deals, calling them more "profitable.
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Trump should also take a chance on (cautious) bilateral negotiations with North Korea.
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The countries have committed to seeking bilateral solutions to disputes in the region.
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The strategic bilateral agreement helped align the two nations defensively against regional threats.
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And America's bilateral trade deficit with Mexico grew by at least $220006 billion.
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Success would depend on stabilizing the volatile turn in bilateral relations under Trump.
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At APEC and ASEAN, President Trump will have countless bilateral meetings as well.
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For one thing, the administration's focus on the bilateral trade deficit is misguided.
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In any case, NAFTA has helped improve our bilateral trade position with Canada.
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It has also encouraged discussions of broader bilateral investment in the energy sector.
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The United States, though, would rather continue its bilateral talks with North Korea.
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But for aviation, at least, bilateral trade deals are not critical, Kakkad said.
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The Treasury cited China's unusually large, bilateral trade surplus with the United States.
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Beijing last week described Australian efforts to improve the bilateral relationship as "unsatisfactory".
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Mexico and the United States first brokered a bilateral accord in late August.
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But for now the heart of bilateral trade ties remains defence and security.
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Bilateral talks between the world's two biggest economies resume in Washington this week.
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The only reference to a future process assumes a continuation of bilateral talks.
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Trump sees U.S. bilateral trade deficits as prima facie evidence of unfair trade.
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EDT: President Obama holds a bilateral meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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EDT: President Obama holds a bilateral meeting with Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos.
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There have been calls for bilateral discussions on how to reduce the imbalance.
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Mr. Trump himself mentioned this bilateral cooperation as part of the trade deal.
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The emergence of stronger bilateral ties between China and Turkey only seem natural.
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The president remained intent in striking a bilateral trade deal, Mr. Mnuchin added.
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Mr. Duterte's "visionary leadership" has transformed the bilateral economic relationship, Mr. Panelo added.
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That led to the bilateral American-Soviet treaty, which banned all such weapons.
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The United States and Canada inked a bilateral free trade deal in 219.
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It has sought close relations with China, setting up regular bilateral government consultations.
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It was, therefore, a forum to forge new alliances and hold bilateral meetings.
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Saudi Arabia and Canada do about $4 billion a year in bilateral trade.
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Pakistan responded to Delhi's decision by downgrading diplomatic relations and suspending bilateral trade.
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Overall, it is worth more than $28503 trillion in bilateral trade per year.
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India has long insisted, citing two treaties, that Kashmir is a bilateral issue.
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Right now, the United States has bilateral trade agreements with a dozen countries.
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And so we cannot keep this as a bilateral conversation between two countries.
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Second, we must reach an enforceable, rules-based, bilateral trade agreement with China.
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"The bilateral trade deficit in the U.S. is really pretty meaningless," Roach said.
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Trump had separate bilateral meetings scheduled with both Moon and Abe on Thursday.
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The status of the territory is likely to feature in the bilateral talks.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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The signing happened after a bilateral meeting Monday afternoon at the United Nations.
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The press conference followed a bilateral meeting between the two leaders in Washington.
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S. Dakota #Airmen arrive on Guam; conduct #bilateral missions w/Japan & ROK--U.
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Now, he said the Trump administration is working toward more agile, bilateral agreements.
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Also closely watched will be Trump's bilateral meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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EST: President Obama holds a bilateral meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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An agreement was made to continue bilateral cooperation in the fight against terrorism.
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The bilateral exercises come at a pivotal moment of diplomacy with North Korea.
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Trump is also scheduled to have a bilateral meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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The report said the two nations entered a bilateral extradition treaty in 1905.
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The leaders agreed on a bilateral framework to address Russian cyberattacks going forward.
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S. Free Trade Agreement, if managed well, could improve our bilateral trade ties.
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The Trump administration says it seeks bilateral trade agreements to expand U.S. exports.
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When signed in 2017, it was the biggest bilateral trade deal in history.
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He judges all such relationships in terms of the bilateral balance of trade.
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: I like bilateral because if you have a problem, you terminate.
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Unfortunately, political tensions are a serious obstacle to a more balanced bilateral trade.
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Despite Friday's announcement, other tensions in the U.S.-China bilateral relationship continue unabated.
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We already have BILATERAL deals with six of the eleven nations in TPP.
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That's where a recent bilateral aviation agreement between Washington and Beijing could help.
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Relations between Trump and Xi are strong and do stabilize the bilateral relationship.
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"Peace is not easy; it needs courage and bilateral honor," Mr. Ghani said.
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It followed a public greeting, one-on-one meeting, and expanded bilateral meeting.
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Bilateral talks continue on cooperation in areas of mutual interest such as security.
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Citing the advantages of having a free trade agreement with Chile that aims to yield $1 billion in bilateral trade this year, Elitas said Turkey will ask Peru and Ecuador to "speed up" the finalization of bilateral free trade agreements.
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S. trade deal, both the president and the American public should recognize that bilateral trade deficits are not of serious economic consequence, and the seemingly obvious conclusion that reducing large bilateral imbalances will lower the overall deficit is also wrong.
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"First of all, questions related to bilateral relations, we need to think about how to start talking on matters of bilateral relations, on matters of strategic security and disarmament and on regional conflicts," he told journalists in a regular press briefing.
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The Mexican official, who asked to speak anonymously to discuss private bilateral discussions, said it was not clear whether Nielsen had proposed the agreement in her bilateral meeting with Videgaray, nor whether the Mexican minister rejected it if she did.
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"These (new) partnerships will boost bilateral investment towards localization," said one of the sources.
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Even so, the bilateral partnership does not seem commensurate with the potential Chinese threat.
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At the upcoming bilateral summit, Trump and Putin should recognize the value of exchanges.
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Li said he hoped bilateral relations could "realize healthy, stable development", the statement said.
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To get there, the U.S. should end its fixation with our bilateral trade balance.
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Taiwan's presidential office said the two discussed strengthening bilateral interactions and establishing closer cooperation.
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The bilateral mechanism is one of two dialogues held by China with claimant states.
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"We will be following up on both the bilateral level and the international level."
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As Latin America's biggest economy, there is room for Brazo; to negotiate bilateral deals.
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Consider the rough waters in bilateral relations between the two countries since late 2017.
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Bilateral trade between Canada and Saudi Arabia is worth nearly $4 billion a year.
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Late last year, however, Swiss lawmakers struck a compromise that preserved bilateral trade agreements.
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The Treasury said Hammond would also discuss British-China bilateral economic and financial cooperation.
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Trump's previous bilateral sessions were marked by comity and a focus on shared priorities.
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His government, reasonably or otherwise, hopes this will lead to a bilateral trade deal.
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If not, we'll notify we'll have bilateral agreement that Canada is welcome to join.
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At the end of last year, Beijing's bilateral trade with Africa reached $220 billion.
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DAVID MALPASS: Well, there are bilateral issues that the World Bank doesn't get into.
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He likes bilateral, transactional things where he feels like the U.S. comes out ahead.
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"These (new) partnerships will boost bilateral investment towards localisation," said one of the sources.
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The two countries' bilateral trading relationship remains the world's biggest, despite the trade war.
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"We are confident in implementation," it said, calling the latest bilateral talks "very successful".
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There has been a bewildering array of smaller, often bilateral, pacts in recent years.
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"Excessive current account imbalances should be resolved through multilateral, not bilateral, framework," Aso added.
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Amid his contentious bilateral agenda, Obama will find close allies at hand as well.
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"This is not really good for bilateral relations," Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin spokesman, added.
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But Oh added that he didn't expect a particularly large impact on bilateral relations.
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There's been little public indication much has happened on the bilateral front since then.
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The talks were cut short after US negotiators offered only a standard bilateral agreement.
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Trump has presented this as a bilateral deal and threatened Canada with car tariffs.
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"We see with regret how Washington continues to destroy our bilateral relations," said Zakharova.
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Spain's Interior Ministry says it is being used now thanks to good bilateral relations.
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That made it the source of America's second-largest bilateral deficit, trailing only Japan.
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And they do not bring up bilateral disputes or disagreements that they may have.
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But it&aposs -- that&aposs something that is very important in our bilateral relationship.
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Bilateral and regional trade agreements have their own version of panels, without appellate review.
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"No agreements on areas of bilateral concern have been reached yet," the official said.
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" He also opposed Trump's threats to "tear up a bilateral trade deal with Seoul.
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EDT: President Trump holds a bilateral press conference with King Abdullah II of Jordan.
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"This is our single most important bilateral relationship," he wrote of the U.K.-U.
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INDIA PLANS TO SEND TRADE DELEGATION TO WASHINGTON TO ADDRESS BILATERAL TRADE ISSUES - SPOKESWOMAN
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The two leaders agreed to intensify trade consultations to expand bilateral investment and trade.
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The discussion came after their scheduled, two-hour-long bilateral meeting earlier that day.
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If Britain leaves without a deal, existing bilateral trade agreements will cease to apply.
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Bilateral trade has grown from $200 million in 1992 to $4.16 billion last year.
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The two countries have pledged to push bilateral trade to $6 billion by 2020.
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"This is an ...embargo on bilateral trade with Uganda," he said in a statement.
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Bilateral trade at the time was worth $200 million and mainly consisted of diamonds.
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Shirlee Sullivan hated the silicone falsies she wore after her bilateral mastectomy in 2012.
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Still, the trip was busy for Tillerson, who held numerous bilateral meetings on Thursday.
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Obama will also host Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday for a bilateral meeting.
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Presidents often do bilateral news conferences when a foreign dignitary visits the White House.
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The two have threatened duties on most of the rest of their bilateral trade.
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The speech criticised NAFTA, the TPP and a 2012 bilateral deal with South Korea.
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Spanish-Cuban annual bilateral commerce is already around $1.3 billion, according to Cuban data.
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Xi Jinping—a "very special man," in Trump's words—and $250 billion in bilateral
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He announces allegedly punishing tariffs as a pretext to win negotiations on bilateral agreements.
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Kushner clearly understood that aspect of the bilateral relationship for the past two years.
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Expect an announcement on a bilateral strategy to fight climate change, among other announcements.
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In that time, it was used to approve 14 bilateral and regional trade agreements.
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White House details of bilateral meetings scheduled between Pence and global leaders are HERE.
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But in 2018, the two countries appeared to be moving towards strengthening bilateral relations.
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As the Cold War demonstrated, arms control matters most when bilateral relations are contentious.
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"On the U.S. side, they are interested in a bilateral deal," Abe told reporters.
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It said the two men also discussed bilateral trade, but gave no further details.
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The two nations spent years during the Obama administration discussing a bilateral investment treaty.
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Bilateral trade was less than $2 billion, which jumped to $4.13 billion including diamonds.
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The president also holds a bilateral meeting with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
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Twenty years ago, our bilateral trade in goods with Vietnam was only $450 million.
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Bilateral trade reached a record-high of $220 billion in 2014, official statistics show.
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Another strike is the added paperwork presented by the conclusion of multiple bilateral deals.
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Bilateral trade reached a record high of $220 billion in 2014, official statistics show.
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But Britain's European divorce lingered in the background and came up in bilateral talks.
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Sonatrach last year began a more flexible approach to bilateral talks with foreign partners.
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The two sides have been in negotiations for months brokering a bilateral trade deal.
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Injuries included a bilateral amputation and trauma to the neck, head, chest and back.
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Trump has made it clear that he prefers a bilateral trade deal with Japan.
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It was a sum covered by I.M.F. lending and American and European bilateral aid.
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China says it is committed to resolving the disputes but only via bilateral talks.
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The "engagement theory" that governed bilateral relations for the last 30 years has crumbled.
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The bilateral trade issues currently under discussion could all be viewed as low stakes.
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But Ciobo did not discount the merit of having some bilateral trade partnerships, too.
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Even though bilateral relations between two countries underwent difficult periods, fundamentally, the friendship survived.
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Instead, countries should be allowed to count bilateral spending that has integrated climate change.
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A good trade deal could go a long way in reducing bilateral trade costs.
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One criticism is the focus, both by Congress and Treasury, on bilateral trade surpluses.
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He expected a number of bilateral agreements to be formed over the coming days.
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"The United States will continue efforts to improve bilateral relations with Sudan," she said.
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China is Prague's third-biggest trade partner, with bilateral trade worth some $21 billion.
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Face ID and wireless charging could both receive an upgrade with bilateral wireless charging.
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If approved by Cuba, Goldberg will arrive at a low moment in bilateral relations.
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Stop that urge and wholeheartedly embrace China's "win-win cooperation" in bilateral trade relations.
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South Korea also bowed to Mr. Trump's pressure and revised a bilateral trade agreement.
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Pakistan then agreed to adopt the Chinese currency for transactions, to improve bilateral trade.
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From there, he moved to 10 Downing Street for bilateral discussions with Mrs. May.
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The US would have to approve their construction because of their bilateral security treaty.
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Think of a jelly doughnut being squashed, and it hits nerves, causing bilateral sciatica.
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If one country cannot keep an international pledge, a bilateral relationship cannot be built.
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Pakistan responded to New Delhi's decision by downgrading diplomatic relations and suspending bilateral trade.
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"At the end of the day, this was really a bilateral agreement," he said.
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Every other attempt at direct, bilateral negotiations has failed, and violence has often followed.
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Bilateral talks are ongoing over precisely what expenses will be covered by the Saudis.
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Bilateral and multilateral trade agreements and negotiations have come to a kind of standstill.
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"It would be a comprehensive bilateral cooperation, including for trade and investment," she said.
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The confrontation lasted from June until late August and weighed heavily on bilateral ties.
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The greatest gift the United States can give us is a bilateral trade agreement.
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"Excessive current account imbalances should be resolved through multilateral, not bilateral, framework," Aso added.
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Trump and Sebastian Kurz will look at "revitalizing the bilateral relationship" when they meet.
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Trump will participate in an expanded bilateral meeting with Morales at 28500:6900 p.m.
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Bush, who advocates free trade, promoted multilateral and bilateral trade deals during his presidency.
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EST: President Trump participates in an expanded bilateral meeting with Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales.
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Ghosn justified not naming names by not wanting to damage Japan-Lebanon bilateral relations.
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EST: President Trump holds an expanded bilateral meeting with Greece's prime minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
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At the groundbreaking, U.S. Ambassador Roberta Jacobson underscored the importance of the bilateral relationship.
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"The dramatic harm I feel is being done to our bilateral relationship," Esper added.
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Trump now seems eager to pursue a bilateral trade deal with the United Kingdom.
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As an EU member, Ireland is not allowed to negotiate a bilateral trade agreement.
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The border zone, which is not clearly demarcated, is a source of bilateral tension.
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And what are the unilateral, bilateral and multilateral actions required to start this journey?
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Trump will participate in an expanded bilateral meeting with Borissov at 2:15 p.m.
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Chinese officials cancelled a bilateral event in Beijing with Albania, another of the signatories.
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He would also probably get support for bilateral talks from Seoul, Tokyo and Moscow.
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And some predicted the meeting would sow the seeds for future bilateral trade talks.
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Both sides are hardening their positions amid a nearly $400 billion bilateral trading deficit.
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He also took part in a bilateral meeting with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen.
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British ministers have said that bilateral negotiations with Spain over Gibraltar were going well.
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Our diplomats are vital, especially in Cuba where our bilateral relationship is undeniably important.
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The U.S. is also working on changes to its bilateral deal with South Korea.
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I don't think that's healthy for a friendly bilateral relationship, but that's the dynamic.
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He has also preached the benefits of bilateral trade deals rather than multilateral agreements.
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The U.S. leader has insisted he would get a better deal in bilateral negotiations.
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But renegotiating deals will be just one aspect of bilateral discussions, according to Tan.
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"Now he can say even Japan has agreed" to bilateral talks, Mr. Fujisaki said.
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Last month, Turkey suspended its bilateral migrant readmission deal with Greece over the issue.
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Support from Democrats would be needed to pass a purely bilateral deal, they said.
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But, with bilateral relations still in crisis over Moscow's annexation of Crimea in March 2014 and its backing for separatist rebels in eastern Ukraine, Russia has refused to participate in the restructuring, arguing its debt should be classed as bilateral rather than commercial.
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"This meeting is not a restart of the Bilateral Presidential Commission working group, but it is in our interest to discuss cybersecurity issues with Russia, including to review the 2013 Bilateral U.S.-Russia Cyber [confidence-building measures]," said one senior U.S. official.
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"This meeting is not a restart of the Bilateral Presidential Commission working group, but it is in our interest to discuss cybersecurity issues with Russia, including to review the 22019 Bilateral U.S.-Russia Cyber [confidence-building measures]," said one senior U.S. official.
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"They (Trump and Modi) agreed to promptly conclude the ongoing negotiations, which they hope can become phase one of a comprehensive bilateral trade agreement that reflects the true ambition and full potential of the bilateral commercial relations", the White House said http://bit.
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According to U.S. data, the bilateral merchandise trade last year reached a puny $27.5 billion.
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They are striking bilateral trade deals among themselves, as well as with the European Union.
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Bilateral talks on specific sectors such as autos, however, are an option, officials have said.
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The move triggered the fifth bilateral dispute over Canadian lumber in less than 40 years.
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Plus insiders say to look for some significant bilateral trade wins with China and Mexico.
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Even when drilling down on bilateral trade balances, economists caution that the data can mislead.
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S. relationship is described as one of the most important bilateral relationships in the world.
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That has spurred China and Japan to improve bilateral ties despite historical and geopolitical disagreements.
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Their respective interests, however, appear incompatible, which doesn't bode well for bilateral relations, Pan continued.
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And then, on Sunday afternoon, fly to Helsinki, Finland for that bilateral meeting with Putin.
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"The bilateral relationship can improve growth in both countries," the ministry quoted him as saying.
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Backing China's call for bilateral discussions, Cambodia opposed the wording on the ruling, diplomats said.
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A rise in energy imports is also expected to help trim the bilateral trade imbalance.
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Kim also told Xi he was willing to bolster bilateral friendship and cooperation, it said.
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What was once a thriving bilateral relationship is today defined by confrontation and mutual suspicion.
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Cross-alliance deals have become increasingly common as airlines seek financially beneficial bilateral tie-ups.
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But demanding bilateral negotiations would likely have gone nowhere, as it is against EU rules.
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SC: Uh, in terms of Australia's bilateral deal with the British-, SC: Do you mean?
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His election presents a few challenges, but also a renewed opportunity to reset bilateral relations.
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But of course a bromance between political leaders is not enough to improve bilateral relations.
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"That's the first time I've heard them say that in a bilateral context," he said.
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This division of the spoils is left to countries to agree on a bilateral basis.
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Trudeau shrugged off the attack, saying there would always be challenges in the bilateral relationship.
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The bilateral relationship has gotten an extra boost from the chemistry the two leaders share.
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Bilateral trade rose 19.4% in 2018 to $7.72 billion, according to Vietnamese government customs data.
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They've been engaged in a lot of bilateral and multilateral conversations about the security threats.
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In 2015, the U.S. bilateral trade in goods and services with Indonesia exceeded $20 billion.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer last month warned Hanoi over the "unsustainable" bilateral trade gap.
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Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu and President Barack Obama during a bilateral meeting, Sept.
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But a preference for bilateral trade deals over multilateral ones is a change of tack.
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Bilateral trade between Ireland and the United Kingdom is now worth over €1bn a week.
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A: Yes, support from the U.S. for a bilateral deal is a boost for May.
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Whether he will actually want to endanger bilateral trade of $580bn a year is unclear.
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The three leaders say they will work on bilateral, trilateral and multilateral free-trade agreements.
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While in Jerusalem, Bolton will have a bilateral meeting with his Russian counterpart Nikolai Petroshev.
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Obama made the remarks following a bilateral meeting with Spanish Interim Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy.
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TRUMP AND ABE DISCUSSED BILATERAL TRADE TALKS AND UPCOMING TRAVEL TO G20 SUMMIT -WHITE HOUSE
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China is the biggest bilateral lender, but its loans are just 20% of the total.
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Here's a breakdown of the issues that are unique to the bilateral talks: Not likely.
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Smart trade, beginning with a strong U.S.-Georgia bilateral agreement, should be on our agenda.
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Davies said some elements couldn't simply be recreated in the bilateral agreement, and required negotiation.
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Arkose has a different approach, and uses a bilateral approach that doesn't force this tradeoff.
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Unfortunately, if bilateral arms control is in bad shape, so too is its multilateral equivalent.
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China has signed bilateral trade agreements with more than 40 countries in the African continent.
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UNHCR is not party to the pact or involved in the bilateral discussions for now.
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He has experience of bilateral trade negotiations from his time as Ronald Reagan's deputy USTR.
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That's much less of a US bilateral trade policy than about US multilateral trade policy.
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Up next: They're headed to the Elysée Palace for a bilateral meeting and a presser.
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"Isolationism cannot bring prosperity to a society," Pena Nieto said after bilateral talks with Obama.
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Some 18 bilateral agreements and memorandums were signed, but no new major deals were announced.
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This is consistent of course with the US administration's priority on win-win bilateral deals.
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More study is needed as Indonesia works toward strengthening its bilateral relations and overcoming issues.
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Congo condemned Treasury's announcement, saying it would infringe upon its sovereignty and undermine bilateral relations.
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"This is definitely going to be problem," Jin said of the bitter bilateral trade tension.
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"We have shown our sincerity to continue bilateral projects to the new government," Lee said.
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"The relationship has been neglected for far too long on a bilateral perspective," Kawczynski said.
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Until now, bilateral aid to Macedonia has involved countries such as Hungary sending civilian staff.
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It came hours after their formal bilateral meeting, which included introductory comments to the press.
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The U.S. is the biggest bilateral donor to the region, with the U.K. in second.
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Bilateral meetings between senior Mexican officials and their Chinese counterparts were planned throughout the year.
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Ukraine, Syria and bilateral issues between the U.S. and Russia are set to be discussed.
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Xi's remarks were a reiteration of phrasing typically used by Beijing to describe bilateral relations.
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Despite this, Sumpter said that the bilateral trade talks will continue throughout Pence's Asia tour.
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Nearly all the other 20 members of APEC had requested bilateral meetings, U.S. officials said.
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Some say the bilateral focus can mirror REM, the sleep stage associated with processing memories.
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"That's the first time I've heard them say that in a bilateral context, " he said.
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In 2014 a deal was signed to play six bilateral series between 2015 and 2023.
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It said the move would not help solve the mystery and would hurt bilateral relations.
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During those meetings, Tillerson will discuss Ukraine, counterterrorism efforts and bilateral relations, among other issues.
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May's spokesman told reporters she would have substantial bilateral discussions with Trump during his visit.
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They later held the bilateral meeting, which was attended briefly by a pool of reporters.
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Those bilateral relations are expected to grow even deeper with President Trump at the helm.
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But it was not involved in the bilateral talks between the Congolese and Ugandan officials.
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Progress on these issues should advance the U.S. goal of reducing the bilateral trade deficit.
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EDT: President Trump holds an expanded bilateral meeting with Jordan's King Abdullah II. 3 p.m.
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The first came when discussing bilateral talks with the Philippines, which had brought the case.
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Anything from travel visas to a return to bilateral route negotiations is on the table.
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Trump played up the success of the bilateral meeting and the potential to resolve issues.
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It has been a tumultuous week in Saudi-Canadian bilateral relations to say the least.
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Second, there is the particularly Trumpian problem of favoring bilateral policies in a multilateral world.
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So far, EU countries have resisted engaging in detailed bilateral talks about Brexit with Britain.
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Pence holds a bilateral meeting with Nigeria's vice president, Oluyemi Oluleke Osinbajo, at 2202 p.m.
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"We have come a long way in building confidence and strengthening bilateral cooperation," Sisi said.
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Finally, there can be a perception that the bilateral program yields much greater diplomatic dividends.
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Wang spoke to reporters five times on his first day of bilateral meetings in Manila.
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"Kashmiris are being forced to take a stand in a bilateral political situation," Chatterji said.
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Since 2011, the United States has had bilateral regulatory cooperation processes with Canada and Mexico.
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Lavrov and Tillerson agreed to continue contacts, including on their bilateral agenda, the statement said.
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A bilateral agreement with a sectoral focus on tech and cybersecurity also has geostrategic merit.
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Marines rotating through Australia participate in multilateral and bilateral military exercises with other Pacific partners.
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Signing a bilateral peace arrangement implies mutual recognition of two states on the Korean Peninsula.
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The European Commission welcomed "the most important bilateral trade agreement ever concluded by the EU".
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PORTUGAL-CHINA/ (PIX) (TV) China's Xi Jinping and Portugal's PM Costa to sign bilateral deals.
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In 2015, the United States had a $1 billion bilateral services trade surplus with Malaysia.
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The bilateral items on the agenda in Singapore were not in her area of responsibility.
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"We will step up our bilateral discussions with India over the safeguard measures," he said.
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The Trump White House is concerned about Germany's $65 billion bilateral merchandise goods trade surplus.
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The Trump administration puts an unusual emphasis on bilateral trade balances in formulating trade policy.
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However, the administration's focus on bilateral trade deals is no substitute for broad international cooperation.
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Bilateral trade is six times its size before NAFTA existed, reaching $616 billion in 2023.
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"We continue to have bilateral discussions" with each of the countries, including India, Campos said.
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This is a patient that has other significant injuries, including bilateral amputation [of his legs].
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He is holding bilateral meetings in Sofia with all the leaders of the eastern countries.
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After withdrawing from the nuclear deal, the US imposed heavy bilateral trade sanctions on Tehran.
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Last fall, the US and Japan agreed to begin negotiating a bilateral free-trade agreement.
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Switzerland, which is not in the EEA but has bilateral trade deals, pays around 50%.
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As part of bilateral agreements, he can serve the rest of his sentence in Turkey.
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Were there secret direct bilateral talks between the United States and Iranian officials in 22019?
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Fernandez had a frosty relationship with Washington, but bilateral relations have thawed since Macri's election.
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Trump on Thursday abruptly canceled their planned bilateral talks, citing Russia's seizure of Ukrainian vessels.
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They wanted Trump to talk up the possibility of a U.S.-Britain bilateral trade deal.
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Traffic rights between Germany and Britain could revert back to a bilateral deal from 1955.
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This seems like low-hanging fruit given the other issues negatively impacting the bilateral relationship.
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Bilateral discussions between the United States and the United Kingdom must focus on building strength.
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Our diplomatic and developmental efforts will achieve better outcomes in bilateral, multilateral and informational realms.
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EST: Vice President Pence holds a bilateral meeting with Israeli Minister of Defense Avigdor Lieberman.
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Instead of the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership that he rejected, he favors bilateral deals.
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South Korea also has bilateral currency swap lines with the Australia, Canada, China and Switzerland.
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And that could usher in one of the warmest bilateral relationships in the Western Hemisphere.
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Mexico said it would immediately seek bilateral deals with other countries that signed the TPP.
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In total, the United States provides about $600 million in bilateral aid to Ukraine annually.
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Sustainable peace and security require good bilateral relations and regional cooperation between Tehran and Riyadh.
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"I think these are small complications that are normal in bilateral negotiations," Mr. Liu said.
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They also objected to United States demands for a specific cut in the bilateral surplus.
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Mr. Trump's focus on the bilateral trade deficit with Mexico is also a red herring.
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Mr. Trump has criticized past trade negotiations with multiple countries, saying he prefers bilateral talks.
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Sitting alongside Trump, Modi said the issues over Kashmir were bilateral, between India and Pakistan.
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EDT: Vice President Pence participates in a bilateral meeting with Iceland Prime Minister Katrín Jakobsdóttir.
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The country also announced it will downgrade diplomatic relations and suspend bilateral trade with India.
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In response, Pakistan announced it would downgrade diplomatic relations and suspend bilateral trade with India.
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It goes without saying that Trump is wrong about the economics of bilateral trade imbalances.
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These trips were intended to help develop bilateral relations and, thus, Iraq's independence from Iran.
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Perhaps they really do prefer bilateral deals, but they have not started negotiating any yet.
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The pair made comments ahead of a bilateral meeting that included Trump's top economic advisors.
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The two leaders are expected to take part in bilateral talks on foreign policy matters.
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Bollywood is arguably the worst hit when bilateral relations between India and Pakistan turn sour.
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Following Trump's remarks, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told CNBC that Trump prefers bilateral trade deals.
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This makes them more open for compromise -- and indeed more such bilateral sessions are planned.
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Traditionally, these governments, led by the U.S., have leveraged bilateral relationships to protect this value.
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Some say that moving forward with a bilateral deal with Mexico could be challenged procedurally.
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Certainly even a very succinct bilateral agreement could make room for critical WTO-plus obligations.
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The report says the discussions are aimed at getting bilateral economic negotiations back on track.
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The international community—including the United States, India and Pakistan—have supported a bilateral solution.
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But the volume on bilateral irritants has been steadily raised over the last few years.
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But in that case, why is "bilateral" trade between the U.S. and China so unbalanced?
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"This is definitely going to be problem," Jin said of the bitter bilateral trade tension.
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Mr. Trump said he could secure better trade terms for American farmers through bilateral talks.
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That means there's a very long way to go to square the bilateral trade accounts.
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Political developments could factor into future negotiations for bilateral nuclear talks, another researcher said Monday.
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Bilateral and European talks must also address European allegations of abandoning democracy, their statement added.
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Rather, several bilateral or limited multilateral agreements with allies and partners should be the focus.
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In place of these arrangements, Mr. Trump favors bilateral deals, those forged between two countries.
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These benefits may not even show up directly in the bilateral U.S.-Mexico trade figures.
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WHITE HOUSE SAYS TRUMP, UK'S JOHNSON 'DISCUSSED CRITICAL REGIONAL AND BILATERAL ISSUES, INCLUDING TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECURITY'
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President Trump should place a bilateral energy deal squarely on the table at the meeting.
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I think they have a great bilateral relationship with the US and with other countries.
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The disgraced studio mogul underwent what's called bilateral laminectomy surgery Thursday at an NYC hospital.
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Days later, Russia publicly released a renegotiation of bilateral loans with Venezuela, an OPEC-member.
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U.S. and Japan agree to new bilateral trade talks during the Mar-a-Lago meeting.
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She also sat in on a bilateral meeting with South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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But corporate owners don't necessarily care about the bilateral terms between Japan and Great Britain.
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The bank's lending rates are international-standard and less than any bilateral loan, Ostfield said.
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The two leaders reviewed their bilateral relations, and the necessity of strengthening and developing them.
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Sunday's Kremlin statement said Putin and Trump agreed to continue bilateral cooperation to tackle terrorism.
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EDT: Vice President Pence has a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Youssef Chahed of Tunisia.
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It owes 600 million euros to Sweden and 400 million to Denmark in bilateral loans.
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Prestipino told parliamentarians a lack of bilateral judicial pacts between Egypt and Italy complicated coordination.
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Perry also attended the bilateral meeting with Zelenksy and Trump in New York on Sept.
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He held formal bilateral meetings with the Chinese, Canadian, Japanese, Mexican, Vietnamese and Australian representatives.
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The Trump administration has said it would like bilateral deals, even as it renegotiated NAFTA.
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South and North Korea have tried to thaw bilateral relations several times in the past.
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And replaces Pres Trump at the #G20 table as he leaves for bilateral meetings pic.twitter.
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" "We have offered to consider building the philosophy of bilateral relations for the long term.
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Or rather, we will aim to have a good bilateral relationship because it is indispensable.
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Trump and Putin are set to hold a bilateral summit in Finland on July 16.
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"The leaders discussed important regional and bilateral issues," the White House said in a statement.
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"Jaishankar is going to try to cut a bilateral deal with Trump," Mr. Chaulia predicted.
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They later held the bilateral meeting, which was attended briefly by a pool of reporters.
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However, late last month, the US and Mexico reached a preliminary bilateral deal — without Canada.
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Tokyo pushed back on a straight bilateral Free Trade Agreement (FTA) that Washington had sought.
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He could also champion bilateral trade deals as a superior alternative to big multilateral ones.
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Trans-Pacific Partnership Reality Check: Spicer claims that 'bilateral deals' are mostly China's focus By Dan Merica, CNN Spicer defended Trump's decision to back out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership on Monday by arguing bilateral agreements between two countries are more beneficial for American workers.
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However, under rules set by Brazil's federal audit court, Petrobras must carry out a final rebidding process after concluding bilateral negotiations, allowing third parties to submit new bids at any value as long as they have the same contractual terms as the bilateral offer.
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"After a year of broad discussions in the U.S.-Japan Bilateral Economic Dialogue … The U.S. administration appears to be increasingly determined to press Japan for concessions to open its market and reduce its bilateral trade surplus with the U.S.," Harris added in a note Friday.
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The Canadian free-trade deal took nine years; the two packages of Swiss bilateral deals 13.
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A White House statement said the two "committed to deepen the bilateral trade and investment relationship".
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"We don't have a proper understanding of perspectives of future of our bilateral relationship," he said.
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China is using the G20 to push its diplomatic agenda with a raft of bilateral meetings.
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Japan's Asahi newspaper said on Thursday Japan had sounded out North Korea about a bilateral summit.
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China, meanwhile, is the kingdom's largest trading partner, with $42 billion in bilateral trade in 2017.
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A White House statement said the two leaders discussed "bilateral trade issues," but did not elaborate.
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