Indonesia welcomed a World Trade Organisation (WTO) ruling, that supports the nation in its dispute over“palm oil disc

Indonesia welcomed a ruling by the World Trade Organization in a case against European Union on palm oil-based biodiesel, expecting the bloc to adjust its regulations to comply with the ruling. The wo

Indonesia has been trying to secure a comprehensive economic partnership agreement (CEPA) with the EU since July 2016. The deal is expected to not only grant goods from both sides easier market access, but investors will feel more at ease thanks to the better investment climate that the deal can potentially bring.

The panel also ruled that the tax incentives for biofuel used in France’s transportation system is discriminatory to palm oil-based biofuel.

Indonesia welcomed a World Trade Organisation (WTO) ruling that supports the archipelago nation in its dispute over "palm oil discrimination" by the European Union (EU), government ministers said on Friday (Jan 17),

ASIATODAY.ID, JAKARTA - Indonesia won the trade dispute over European Union (EU) discrimination against Indonesian palm oil at the World

While some experts praised the membership and Indonesia president Prabowo’s ‘outward-looking’ approach, others warned that America’s incoming president could consider the archipelago hostile to the US.

World Trade Organization experts on Friday largely upheld European Union restrictions on use of palm oil in biofuels following a complaint by Indonesia.

Indonesia plans to issue a regulation to set a minimum age for users of social media, a move aimed at protecting children, its communications minister has said.

Indonesia has joined BRICS, a rising international forum championed by China and Russia. Officialy founded by Brazil, Russia, China and India in 2009, BRICS has grown in relevance as an international forum for developing countries.

Indonesia has welcomed a recent ruling by the World Trade Organization (WTO), which found that the European Union (EU) discriminated against Indonesian palm

JAKARTA: World Trade Organisation (WTO) experts last Friday largely upheld European Union (EU) restrictions on use of palm oil in biofuels following a complaint by Indonesia.