Fruit

• Doha: The Low Hanging Fruit

The Doha Development Agenda is an opportunity to re-balance trade rules in favor of developing countries while boosting the world economy. The Doha talks reportedly collapsed largely because of disagreements over agriculture, but clearly that is not the whole story. Indeed, some rich countries were not ready to accept larger tariff cuts or bigger reductions in trade-distorting domestic subsidies for farm products. The alternative to a Doha agreement is bleak. There is a danger that the WTO will proceed by litigation instead of legislation, that dispute settlement will take the place of rule-making. In developed countries and in the most advanced developing countries, politicians have a responsibility to start selling the benefits of Doha to voters. The least developed countries, meanwhi...

• International Trade Forum
• Num. 3/2006, Juillet 2006

• What's growing at Chateau de Prangins: located just outside Nyon, this former 18th-century chateau has become a branch of Switzerland's National Museum. And its kitchen garden, full of herbs and heirloom fruit and vegetables, is the largest such garden open to the public in French-speaking Switzerland. Swiss News takes a tour.

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Aerial photos depict its considerable charms best: perched atop lands that gently slope down to Lac Leman (Lake Geneva), with...

• Swiss News
• Num. 2009, Janvier 2009

• Verfügung betreffend den Geldspielautomaten Hot Fruit V. 1.7

• Bundesblatt num. 36, 9 septembre 2008
• Seccion Unica

• In the market for everything organic: heads swivel as the longhaired man pauses to peruse the glass bottles on display. Many rock stars might prefer beer or whisky, but it's the selection of fruit wines and liqueurs that have caught the eye of Chris von Rohr of Krokus. The vendors seem to hold their breath while passers-by murmur, 'Is that who I think it is?'.

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] That was at last year's Bio Marche festival, but I didn't hover long enough to see whether the Swiss bass player and TV celeb...

• Swiss News
• Num. 2009, Janvier 2009

• Farming rare creatures in the Emmental: up in the rolling hills of the Emmental is Biglerhusi, the Marti family's farm. But it's not just any farm--it's an organic concern dedicated to keeping old species of Swiss animals and fruit alive. Swiss News went to Landiswil in Canton Bern to see the Martis at work.

[ILLUSTRATIONS OMITTED] Just a few kilometres outside the Swiss capital of Bern, the landscape flows into a series of green hills, dotted with large...

• Swiss News
• Num. 2008, Avril 2008

• Arrêt nº 1C 374/2009 de Ire Cour de Droit Public, 12 janvier 2010

Regeste Internationale Rechtshilfe in Strafsachen an Haiti; Rückgabe von Vermögenswerten des Duvalier-Clans; Art. 5 Abs. 1 lit. c und Art. 74a IRSG, Art. 33a IRSV; Verjährung nach Schweizer Recht. Zulässigkeit der Verjährungseinrede (E. 6.1). Anwendung schweizerischen Rechts bei fehlendem Staatsvertrag (E. 6.2 und 6.3). Die Verjährung für das Delikt der Beteiligung an einer kriminellen Organisation ist im Jahr 2001 eingetreten, weshalb auf das Rechtshilfegesuch nicht eingetreten werden kann (E. 6.4 und 6.5). Die anderen genannten Straftaten (Mord, Verbrechen gegen die Menschlichkeit) haben keinen direkten Zusammenhang mit der Herkunft der Vermögenswerte (E. 6.6 und 6.7). Notwendigkeit, die gesetzliche Grundlage in diesem Bereich anzupassen (E. 7). **************************************...

... les avoirs de la recourante ne sont pas le fruit d'infractions contre la vie ou l'intégrité corpo...

• Décision concernant l'appareil à sous HOT FRUIT V 1.4

• Feuille Fédérale num. 1, 8 janvier 2008
• Seccion Unica

• Decisione concernente l'apparecchio automatico da gioco Hot Fruit V. 1.7

• Foglio Federale num. 36, 9 septembre 2008
• Seccion Unica

• Décision concernant l'appareil à sous Hot Fruit V. 1.7

• Feuille Fédérale num. 36, 9 septembre 2008
• Seccion Unica

• A Taste of Scandinavia

TASTE DELIGHTS/SMAKLUST. Sweden's finest independent food producers and artisans will be coming together in Stockholm for Smaklust ("Taste Delights"), Sweden's largest food festival. Representing the market trail from the country's far Arctic north to the fertile south (a journey equivalent to London to Malaga in the south of Spainl), are hundreds of delicious, award-winning products that are every bit as distinctive as their regions of origin: salmon and seafood delicacies from crystal clear waters; salamis and hams from elk, ostrich, and other exotic breeds; preserves from zesty northern berries; and, freshly harvested organic fruit and vegetables.

• Nordic Reach
• Vol. 20 Num. 21, Juin 2007
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