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Wednesday, 14 November, 2001, 20:38 GMT
Triumph for world trade talks
WTO director general Mike Moore (left), Qatari economy minister and summit host Sheik Youssef Hussein Kamal and China's trade minister Shi Guangsheng.
Cheers for China's membership after 15 years of talks
Ben BrownBy Steve Schifferes
BBC News Online economics reporter in Doha
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Wall Street Journal's Fred Kempe
 "The person who had the most power in this round is the person who was the least co-operative"
The BBC's Evan Davies
 "In the end there was a compromise"
Christian Aid's Andrew Pendleton
 "This will be a disaster for developing countries"
Globalisation on trial

News
Triumph at last
EU acceptance
'Last shot'
Tuna dispute
The final push
Deal on textiles?
Drugs deal confirmed
Luxury and squalor
Roadblocks to a deal
China joins
Protesters at bay
Top security

Analysis
Lessons of Doha
Too early to cheer
Mixed reaction to deal

Issues
Key Issues at Doha
Workers' rights
Access to medicines
Poor countries' worries
Trade: who gains most

Debate
Trade round is vital
Why poor lose out

Background
What is the WTO?
A century of free trade

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