US takes complaint over India's solar programme to the WTO

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Obama administration complains the scheme discriminates against US products in latest solar industry dispute

The US has filed a dispute at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) claiming India's national solar programme violates international agreements by discriminating against foreign-made solar products. Under...

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