Intellectual Property

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TTIP covers many issues that impact citizens across the EU and USA. In this section you'll find articles, analysis and opinion pieces covering a range of concerns, themes and issues. Use the filter buttons to choose particular themes or languages.

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Blog: Intellectual Property

02 September 2014

What would a positive TTIP look like?

Opposition to TTIP across Europe is not anti-trade. Nor is it anti-American argues John Hilary more

15 July 2014

Citizens' voice must be heard; Greens/EFA backs new European Citizens' Initiative

Initiative aims to repeal the negotiation mandate for TTIP & CETA more

11 July 2014

Juncker’s red lines on TTIP: ISDS out?

Next president of the Commission exchanges views on TTIP with Green/EFA MEPs. more

09 July 2014

New Commission President's claim for a “fair and balanced” TTIP

Greens question Juncker's priorities today at European Parliament hearing today more

03 July 2014

EU-US trade deal must be approved by national parliaments

Letter to Trade Commissioner signed by 16 Member States, including Germany and UK more

02 July 2014

Should TTIP rewrite our laws? Business groups think so.

Industry is using the trade deal as a shopping list for deregulation. more

06 June 2014

30 Reasons why Greens oppose TTIP

The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership raises a whole host of concerns in a variety of areas. In no particular order, here's a list of some of the reasons why we are currently against the deal. more

30 May 2014

TTIP in the headlines

A round up of TTIP coverage in Europe this week 26 - 30 May 2014 more

22 May 2014

Canada acts to protect public interest, the EU declines: unfinished business of CETA is a bad sign for TTIP

Perhaps the Canadian trade minister should replace Karel De Gucht, argues Gaëlle Krikorian more

16 April 2014

Mehrheit des Parlaments stimmt für eine Verordnung zu Investor-Staat-Klagen - Grüne kritisieren das Ergebnis scharf

Wir Grünen sind gegen die Aufnahme von ISDS in Handelsabkommen, so wie das die EU aktuell in den Abkommen mit Singapur, Kanada und den USA plant. more

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