Bali Deal

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  Tourists Prohibited From Paying in Digital Assets as Crypto Crackdown Intensifies in Bali

  Bali has warned all the visiting tourists against using cryptocurrencies for day-to-day transactions and purchases. Bali is putting in place a bunch of punishments to deal with the violators of its crypto laws, whether they are nationals or tourists.

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  How To Get The Best Deal On Flight Bookings

  According to a survey, flight bookings to destinations like Bali and Kuala Lumpur, which are quite popular among Indian travellers, are cheapest if made 25 weeks prior to departure.

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  How To Get The Cheapest Flight Tickets

  Knowing the best time to book flights is key to getting a good deal, Skyscanner India said.

• India to Take Firm Stand at the World Trade Organisation

  India is all set to tell developed nations at a meeting in Geneva on Thursday that it will not yield to pressure and sign the World Trade Organisation's Bali agreement if its demands on food security subsidies is not addressed. New Delhi says its $12 billion (Rs 72,140 crore) anti-poverty food programme must be safeguarded.

• India to Firm up Stand at World Trade Organization

  India is all set to reject the pressure of developed nations on pushing the World Trade Organisation's Bali agreement if its demands on food security issues are not addressed at a General Council meeting in Geneva on Thursday, setting up a nail-biting showdown over a deal New Delhi says should safeguard its $12 billion anti-poverty food programme.

• US to Press for Bali Trade Deal to Proceed as Promised

  The United States will insist that fellow World Trade Organization members stick to promises around a global deal to lower trade barriers and speed up the passage of goods through customs, a top trade official said on Wednesday.

• BRICS Sees Bali Trade Deal Implemented Despite India Concern

  The BRICS group of emerging market nations is confident a global trade reform pact will be implemented despite concerns by India over its food security, Brazil's trade minister said on Monday.

• WTO reaches its first ever trade deal at Bali meeting after Cuba gives in

  The World Trade Organization reached its first ever trade reform deal on Saturday to the roar of approval from nearly 160 ministers who had gathered on the Indonesian island of Bali to decide on the make-or-break agreement that could add $1 trillion to the global economy.

• Historic WTO deal on India's terms, food security stand prevails

  India today achieved a major victory for its food security stand in Bali with the World Trade Organisation or WTO agreeing to provide food subsidy without any punitive action.

• WTO chief says global trade deal within reach

  Roberto Azevedo urged the 21-member Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) grouping to throw its weight behind the negotiations so that the WTO can agree a deal in time for its ninth ministerial meeting in early December in Indonesia's Bali island.

• Ahead of PM-Obama meeting, India notifies nuclear liability rules

  Ahead of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's scheduled meeting with US President Barack Obama on Friday at Bali, India today notified rules on nuclear liability. The development is significant as nuclear liability has remained a key point of contention between the two nations over the civil nuclear cooperation deal signed in 2008.