GEAB N°72 is available! Second half of 2013: The reality or the
anticipation of the Dollar collapse obliges the world to reorganize on new
fundamentals
Just as the Euro crisis pushed Europe to modernize and adapt its economic
and financial governance to the challenges of the 21st century, the terrible US
dollar crisis will oblige the world to transform the whole of world governance
structures, beginning of course with the international monetary system to calm
the storm which is on the point of striking currencies.
Sterling is no longer a safe haven
Sterling's days as a safe haven currency are over for now. Hedge funds are
selling more pounds than they are buying for the first time in five months. The
speculators are heading for the exit...
Pentagon Budget Stuck in Last Century as Warfare Changes
The Obama administration foresees 21st century wars fought with fewer
boots on the ground and more drones in the air, while the Pentagon continues
buying weapons from the last century...
UK - Child Poverty: One In Five Below Threshold
One in five British children live below the poverty line - with almost
half under the threshold in some areas, according to new research...
G20 currency truce shortlived as Japan mulls foreign bond buys
Japan’s premier has left the door open for outright purchases of foreign
bonds to weaken the yen, a move that would risk a serious clash with the US and
Europe and a fresh escalation in global currency tensions...
King, Fisher, Miles Defeated in QE Push as BOE Debate Widens
Bank of England Governor Mervyn King was defeated in a push for more
stimulus this month as officials considered options including a rate cut and
expanding the range of assets purchased as possible ways to help the
economy.
Bulgarian government resigns amid protests over high electricity
costs
The prime minister, Boiko Borisov, had tried to calm protests by sacking
his finance minister, pledging to cut power prices and punish foreign-owned
companies but the moves failed to defuse discontent and demonstrations continued
on Tuesday...
Crédit Agricole touche le fond avec une perte de 6,17 milliards
Crédit Agricole a enregistré en 2012 une perte nette record de 6,17
milliards d'euros, accrue par une pluie d'éléments exceptionnels. La banque
avait prévenu qu'elle profiterait de cette année noire pour faire un grand
nettoyage de ses comptes..
Nation-States, Europe, Regions and …. Macro-Regions: A look into regional
integration as a structure of Euroland governance
Last summer (29.6.2012) the leaders of the alpine regions met in Bad
Ragaz, Switzerland. In a way this was one of many similar meetings, but it was
exceptional, because the number of participating regions had increased, among
the participants there were representatives of the Italian Lega Nord and because
of this the meeting received some attention in the European press.
Israel’s Livni joins coalition, to head peace process
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Tuesday a coalition
deal with long time rival Tzipi Livni in his first move to form a new
government. Former foreign minister Livni is also tasked with renewing diplomacy
with the Palestinians.
Explosion du déficit budgétaire de l'Alberta
Une chute draconienne de ses revenus entraîne le gouvernement de l'Alberta
dans une explosion de son déficit budgétaire, qui pourrait quadrupler en un an à
peine...
More than five years after the sub-prime mortgage collapse, state and
local governments and school districts across Pennsylvania continue to struggle
with the impacts of the economic crisis. While revenues are slowly improving,
the reverberations of the economic crisis are about to hit state and local
governments again, this time in the form of the state’s public pension crisis.
Cameron on India trade trip as graft scandal erupts
British Prime Minister David Cameron flew into India on Monday promising
to try to revive Indian interest in the Eurofighter even though New Delhi has
chosen a French-made rival and as a graft scandal is engulfing an Anglo-Italian
helicopter deal...
APNewsBreak: Report casts doubt on US missile shield in Europe protecting
America
Secret Defense Department studies cast doubt on whether a
multibillion-dollar missile defense system planned for Europe can ever protect
the U.S. from Iranian missiles as intended, congressional investigators say...
China to introduce carbon tax
China will proactively introduce a set of new taxation policies designed
to preserve the environment, including a tax on carbon dioxide emissions,
according to a senior official with the Ministry of Finance (MOF).
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