The following are our previous focus:

• TWN Cancun news update
• TWN Briefing papers for 5th WTO ministerial conference in Cancun, Mexico (10-14 September 2003)
• The 4th WTO Doha Ministerial: Pre-Doha and Post-Doha Coverage
• UNCTAD XI: A new impetus from the South
• Back to Basics: Revitalizing the Convention on Biological Diversity
• Transparency and Participation in the WTO
• Iraq Recolonised
• Winds of Change in Latin America
• The US War Against Iraq: Some Perspectives
• WSSD Johannesburg 2002: A Setback for Sustainable Development
• Contagion: The Argentinean Crisis Spreads
• The WTO post-Doha agenda: Issues and challenges
• Johannesburg 2002: The Road to Sustainable Development?
• Argentina's crisis: A crisis of the IMF?
• The Road to Doha: Divisions and dissent on new WTO round
• Patents and Profits: The fight for affordable medicines
• Biomedics: Misguided and risky panacea
• Climate Calamity: The heat is on
• Seattle: One year after - the situation is worse
• New International Financial Architecture: Little Progress in Global Financial Reform
• Pharmaceuticals, Patents and Profits: South deprived of life-saving drugs
• The real 'miracle': Sustainable agriculture

• "Copenhagen Plus Five": UN General Assembly Special Session

• G77 Havana Summit:Third World leaders critique globalisation

• UNCTAD X: The Spirit of Bangkok vs The Washington Consensus?

• A Biosafety Protocol at Last!: But will it work?

• The Seattle Debacle: What Happened and What Next?

• Rethinking Liberalisation

• No New Round: Review and Repair the WTO Instead

• Breaking the Chains of Debt: The Campaign for Debt Cancellation

• The future of genetic resources: South faces critical choices

• The WTO, Agriculture and Food Security

• Collapse at Cartagena: US torpedoes Biosafety Protocol

• Tourism, Globalisation and Sustainable Development

• Brazil: The Real and Global Crisis

• The Economic Meltdown Becomes Global

• WTO - 2nd Ministerial Conference: No Cheers at Free Trade's 50th Birthday Party

• Squeezed Dry: Asia under attack from US, G7, IMF, World Bank, WTO and Global Banks

• The MAI: A Charter for Corporations, a New Threat to the South