Anyone concerned about the UK’s sovereignty must oppose TTIP
International investment courts would deprive member states of their powers to interpret and apply EU law
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Here’s why TTIP won’t create jobs
Any claim that a policy for trade, ‘competitiveness’ or exports will create jobs is normally wrong
Another trade deal running into trouble
The revisiting of the controversial EU- Canada trade agreement is being played down as ‘legal adjustments’
Who will benefit from TTIP? Huge corporations and the super-rich
A new report shows that the success rate of cases brought by corporate giants under TTIP-like agreements is around 71 per cent
US unions slam TPP deal
A committee says the deal fails to advance the economic interests of the US
Comment: We must keep fighting for climate justice
Climate activists challenge the unequal, unsustainable and militaristic policies on which terrorism has thrived
Comment: Cameron is fighting for the wrong things in Europe
Commitment to the European project means putting people before corporations
US unions vow to fight TPP deal
The TPP deal is a stark warning of what is likely to come on TTIP
Meet CETA, TTIP’s dangerous cousin
CETA is bad for workers, environment, public services and democracy, and it is set to come to European Parliaments as early as 2016
Comment: Are we overlooking the most dangerous aspect of TTIP?
TTIP will introduce dangerous or environmentally damaging products into Europe by the back door