Brussels, 21/03/2007 (Agence Europe) - The effort agreed on Wednesday in Jakarta in agriculture by “friends of special products” developing countries could prove decisive in producing a breakthrough in Doha negotiations. It could help encourage the main trade powers of the G6 (European Union, US, Brazil, India, Australia and Japan) to swiftly move to a compromise on trade liberalisation modalities on agriculture and manufacturing goods. At the end of Wednesday's meeting, the Indonesian...