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2015/04/09 LEAP/E2020 Press Review on the Global Systemic Crisis
Greek debt
crisis easy solutions
Speaking of
shifting priorities, Greece and debt, there is one last point to mention and
which will make the transition to the next chapter: Greek military spending is
mainly responsible for the country’s public debt; but this spending is linked
to the army’s importance in the Greek state apparatus, an importance which has
been fed for years by the latent Greco-Turkish conflict… completely obsolete
moreover. With great delight, the military keep a whole raft of potential
conflict points going in the world (like North Korea, Cuba, or Iran again,
Japan…), justifying their presence, their spending, their existence…Today, the
trend seems to be the closing down of these points of conflict: Obama has eased
the Cuban embargo, the Russians and Chinese have partially unblocked North
Korea making it accessible thanks to the routing of gas pipelines and railways.
Again the Russians still seem to play a positive role in normalizing
Greco-Turkish relations by a similar method, namely their project to create a
gas hub in Turkey which will inevitably connect Turkey to Greece on its way to
the rest of Europe. That said, the prospect of a cancellation of this part of
Greek spending by Tsipras to free up the country from debt could well be the
cause of failure of all the hopes carried by Syriza. Arms dealers and the
military will probably seek to limit the risk of a Greek demilitarization...
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EU remains
world's largest aid donor in 2014
The
European Union and its member states kept the place as the world's largest aid
donor in 2014, according to a press release issued by the European Commission
here on Wednesday.
Greek PM
gets support, not money from Putin
Russian
President Vladimir Putin offered Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras moral
support and long-term cooperation but no financial aid on Wednesday, leaving
Athens to fend for itself in resolving urgent debt problems with Western
creditors...
Bons
baisers de la Bourse de Hong Kong
Après
Shanghai, c’est au tour de la Bourse de Hong Kong de connaître les faveurs des
investisseurs chinois.Jusqu’à récemment, l’enthousiasme qui portait les
investisseurs vers la Bourse de Shanghai ne semblait guère bénéficier à celle
de Hong Kong...
Exxon, BP
in Deal Spotlight After Shell Buys BG Group
Now that
Royal Dutch Shell Plc has made its move for BG Group Plc, Exxon Mobil Corp. and
BP Plc could contemplate deals -- perhaps even with each other.
Bank of
Japan maintains monetary easing policy
The Bank of
Japan board stuck to its majority view that it is still on track to achieve its
price goal of 2% inflation at its latest policy meeting on Wednesday,
maintaining its key policy of buying ¥80 trillion ($665 billion) of assets annually
in an 8-1 vote.
MarketWatch
Déficit public : la France plus ambitieuse que Bruxelles
Le gouvernement prévoit de baisser régulièrement son déficit
pour passer en dessous de 3% du PIB en 2017, soit plus que ce que lui demande
Bruxelles...
Chinese
citizens sue government over transparency on Monsanto herbicide
Three
Chinese citizens are taking China's Ministry of Agriculture to court in a bid
to make public a toxicology report supporting the approval of Monsanto's
popular weedkiller, Roundup, 27 years ago...
The
Kraft-Heinz Merger: When Organic Growth Is Not On the Menu
For the
United States’ largest packaged food companies, organic growth is simply not on
the menu. Fierce competition, fickle consumers, and lackluster product innovations
have combined to make topline growth increasingly hard to come by.
EU says
Albania comment on Kosovo unification 'not acceptable'
The EU
foreign service has described Albanian remarks on Kosovo unification as
“provocative” and “not acceptable”.
America
Inc. face à la première baisse de ses profits depuis six ans
Les
analystes prévoient un recul des profits trimestriels du S&P 500, marquant
un changement de tendance. Chute du pétrole et hausse du dollar ont
joué, mais les spécialistes s'interrogent aussi sur la vigueur de l'économie.
Scottish
nationalists to seek full fiscal autonomy from rest of Britain
Scottish
nationalists will try to wrestle full control over taxation and spending for
Scotland from the British government if they win kingmaker position in the May
7 general election, their leader said on Wednesday.
UK
elections: Is anyone able to form a government?
The 2015
United Kingdom general election is shaping up to be the closest and potentially
the biggest headache for markets for decades. The reason?
Chinese
insurance giants take first bite of U.S. real estate
China's two
largest insurance companies had their first bite of U.S. commercial real
estate, buying a majority stake in a 500 million U.S. dollar project in the
city of Boston...
Saudi-led
air strikes hit Sanaa, border areas and south Yemen overnight
Warplanes
from a Saudi-led coalition struck military targets and weapons stores near the
capital Sanaa under the control of Houthi fighters, as well as northern areas
near the border with Saudi Arabia and in Yemen's south, local officials said.
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