Brussels, 30/04/2007 (Agence Europe) - Having promised last week to “provoke” the member countries of the WTO by detailed proposals containing sizable drops in subsidies and customs duty in the hope of reaching a compromise on the details for liberalisation in trade in agriculture, Crawford Falconer added gestures to words. In a document published on Monday and in which he lays out a first raft of ideas on possible convergences between the positions of the members, the New Zealand...