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India reserves third-party rights in Russia-EU WTO dispute over CBAM

5 sources · first seen 18:40 25 Sept · updated 23:54 25 Sept

The brief

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  • The WTO dispute was filed by Russia against the European Union over its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
  • India raised MSME concerns about the mechanism with the EU, at the WTO and bilaterally
  • CBAM may affect Indian exporters, particularly MSMEs selling goods into the European Union

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Read the reports

5 reports · earliest 18:40
Financial ExpressIndia joins Russia-EU CBAM dispute to protect exporers’ interests18:40Economic TimesIndia reserves third-party rights in Russia-EU CBAM trade dispute in WTO: Official20:50Business LineIndia reserves rights to join Russia’s CBAM dispute with EU as third party at WTO20:59MoneycontrolIndia reserves third-party rights in Russia-EU CBAM trade dispute in WTO: Official22:40Business StandardIndia reserves third-party rights in Russia-EU CBAM trade dispute in WTO23:54