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Finbarr Bermingham reports on international trade for the International Business Times UK. Before joining, he was senior reporter at Global Trade Review. He has also worked as a freelance arts journalist for almost 10 years. For tips or comments on trade, sanctions, TTIP or anything trade-related, get in touch using the details below.

A protester waves a self-declared Donetsk People's Republic flag in front of Germany's embassy in Riga, May 8, 2014. About 40 people from the Latvian Russian Union staged a protest denouncing Ukraine's government military actions against pro-Russian se

Nato Summit 2014: UK to Spearhead 10,000-Strong Joint Expeditionary Force as Latvia Slams Russian Propaganda

Exclusive: IBTimes UK speaks to Latvian Director-General for Security Policy Baiba Braze.

Nato Summit 2014: Nato to Supply Precision-Guided Weapons to Ukraine

The precision-guided weapons, both lethal and non-lethal, will be available to the country within 36 hours

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Nato Summit 2014: Agreement to Renew Afghan Army Financial Support

Afghan security forces to be funded by Nato until 2017.

Nato Summit 2014: Leaders Confirm 'Trust Fund' for Ukraine's Armed Forces

Ukraine's armed forces will be modernised with funds from Nato members

Leaders watch their flags as they participate in a NATO Summit Session One

Nato Summit 2014: Arms Industry to Profit From More Aggressive Stance

The UK revealed it has sold of 123 surplus combat reconnaissance armoured vehicles to Latvia.

.S. President Barack Obama is greeted by Estonia Foreign Minister Urmas Paet (L) and Chief of Protocol Toomas Kahur (R)

Nato Summit 2014: Estonia Welcomes Nato Base Near Russian Border

Exclusive: IBTimes UK speak to the Estonian Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Nato Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen speaks to the media at the Celtic Manor resort, near Newport, in Wales September 4, 2014.

Nato Summit 2014: Secretary General Says International Community Has 'Obligation' to Stop Isis

Anders Fogh Rasmussen welcomed David Cameron and Barack Obama's determination to 'confront' Isis.

Nato Summit 2014: Hints at Future Ukraine Membership

Spokesperson questions whether Ukraine will become a member of Nato in the future.

Nato Summit 2014: What is on the Agenda?

A look at what world leaders will be discussing in Newport at the summit.

Representatives of the Stop Nato group spoke to IBTimes UK at the 'Peace Camp' in Tredegar Part outside Newport

Nato Summit 2014: Protest Group Prepares to Unleash Major 'Direct Action' to Stop Event

Exclusive: Protestors plan to take 'direct action' to severely disrupt the summit in Newport, Wales.

Nato Summit 2014: Protestors Brand 'Defensive' Alliance a 'Front for the Arms Industry'

Vice-President of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament speaks to IBTimes UK in Wales

Nato Summit 2014: Local Residents Slam Major Newport and Cardiff Disruptions

A perceived breakdown in communication between authorities and locals has also left many feeling affronted.

Scottish Independence: Scotland Backed to Keep Nato Membership if it Wins 'Yes' Vote

Leading international security expert believes Scotland will still be a Nato member if it becomes independent from UK.

TTIP: Government Will Not Exclude NHS From Free Trade Agreement

Lord Livingston said the idea TTIP will lead to privatisation of the NHS is 'not true'.

Nato Summit 2014: Why People are Protesting

Campaigners have descended on South Wales to demand nuclear disarmament and an end to Nato.

Nato Summit 2014: Protesters Arrive in South Wales Ahead of Next Week's Meeting

Campaigners set up a peace camp ahead of a week of protest.

TTIP: UK Government Not Trusted to Protect NHS from American Investors

A new poll finds that 42% of British people don't trust Cameron to protect the NHS from TTIP.

Ryanair Confirms Bid for Cyprus Airways as O'Leary Eyes Israeli Market

Europe's top budget airline is seeking to increase its Mediterranean presence.

Putin Meets Poroshenko to Decide 'Fate of Europe and the World'

Putin threatens further sanctions while Poroshenko calls for Russia to stop arming rebels.

Citigroup to Pay $7bn to Settle US Securities Probe

Citigroup Fined $1.85m for Failing to Offer Best Prices to Customers

The bank will be forced to pay more than $2m in total.

TTIP: Italy and EU Commissioner Lobby for Negotiation Mandate to be Made Public

EU trade commissioner Karel De Gucht has backed calls to declassify TTIP mandate.

Germany to Lose Quarter of Russian Exports Because of Sanctions

Lobbyists warn of the huge impact Russian sanctions are having on German trade.

China Rejects US Calls to Impose Sanction on Russia

US officials may have more luck convincing Japan to extend sanctions.

Spanish Farmers Dump Potatoes in Protest over Russian Sanctions

French retailer Carrefour reported to have been targeted in Granada.

Russian Sanctions 'Could Hit 130,000 European Jobs'

Dutch bank predicts a multi-billion dollar hole in Europe's finances.

Greenpeace Claims Victory as Controversial Norwegian Oil Exploration in Barents Sea Halted

NGO says testing should not be done near ice shelves.

Standard Chartered to Face Further Legal Action in UAE as Campaigners Call for Legal Action on Executives

UAE Central Bank says the UK lender have caused "material and moral damage" to local SMEs.

Russian Sanctions: Belarus Lifts Import Ban on European Cattle

Belarus will now look to re-export processed EU goods to Russia.

Confidence Soars Among UK Manufacturing Firms

CBI: UK Manufacturing Recovery Remains Steady

CBI data shows that the manufacturing recovery is domestic-led.

Poland Seeks WTO Action Which Could Cripple Russian Economy

If successful, the EU appeal could lead to Russian produce being banned from western markets.