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Australian PM: Embrace new world order of global financial regulation
KEVIN Rudd has urged international leaders to end an era of “extreme capitalism” and reject the notion that “greed is good” by embracing a new world order of global financial regulation.
Read article...No Joint European Strategy On Banks
The leaders of Europe’s four largest economic powers vowed Saturday to protect their banks from the continuing reverberations of the increasingly global financial crisis but could not agree on a common Europe-wide strategy.
Read article...Prime Minister Harper officially endorses North American Union
Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s appearance at the New York City based Council of Foreign Relations (CFR) on 25 September 2007, was an official endorsement and expression of solidarity on the North American Union agenda.
Read article...Why Ireland Will Destroy the Euro
Ireland’s decision to guarantee all bank deposits will contribute to the demise of the single European currency, because it will erode the euro’s credibility if it’s allowed to go ahead, Hugh Hendry, chief investment officer and Partner at Eclectica Fund, told CNBC on Thursday.
Read article...Have No Fear, the Duck Police are Here!
In an apparent effort to protect the vulnerable public or maybe the vulnerable cooks from carbon monoxide, earlier this summer the EU effectively outlawed Peking Duck. (No, I’m not making this up.)
Read article...Flight of white Britons from UK leaps to 70,000 per year … but population still rising as Eastern Europeans come to Britain
Thousands of Britons leave our shores every year for a new life abroad, official figures show.
Read article...CIA ‘backed’ Irish battle against Brussels treaty
FIRST it was the sheer ingratitude of the Irish, then it was the failure of the Dublin government to mount a successful yes campaign.
Read article...British identity cards will be covered in EU symbols
Britain’s first identity card in more than half a century was unveiled yesterday – and turned out to be covered in EU symbols to satisfy Brussels.
Read article...Now Europe wants us to keep headlights on ALL day – inflating fuel costs by up to £160 a year
Drivers face paying up to £160 a year more for fuel because of an EU directive forcing them to keep their headlamps on all day.
Read article...UN chief calls for ‘global leadership’
UN chief Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday stressed the need for “global leadership” as he pressed world leaders not to pursue narrow national interests in the face of hard economic times.
Read article...McCain’s Transformation of NATO and a New Global Order of Peace
Will McCain use NATO to enforce international law and act as the military arm of the U.N., as Biden suggested? Or will McCain use NATO strictly to enforce the ‘collective will’ of NATO nations?
Read article...Brown plans crackdown on world markets
Gordon Brown yesterday pinned hopes of reviving his premiership on a package of measures designed to tackle the economic crisis, including a drive for tighter international controls of the global money markets and a crackdown on the culture of irresponsible City bonuses.
Read article...NATO denies provoking Russia-Georgia conflict
NATO denied provoking last month’s conflict between Russia and Georgia, a spokesman for the alliance said Friday, after Russian President Dmitry Medvedev accused it of sparking the conflict.
Read article...Vicente Fox Tells American Workers To “Get Over It”
The news report also calmly mentions that he wants a North American Union (you know, that thing that doesn’t exist) and a single Amero currency – before moving on to the weather and a segment about owning a horse.
Read article...Global network necessary to confront climate change crisis, says Ban
With media interest in climate change waning since last year, cooperation from all sectors of society is essential to tackle the crisis that it poses, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said today.
Read article...It’s official – England is the MOST crowded country in Europe, thanks to immigration
England has become the most crowded major country in Europe, official figures show.
Read article...EU flag and anthem revived by MEPs
MEPs have decided to revive symbols of the European Union like the flag and the anthem in an attempt to foster greater pride in the institution.
Read article...EU begins secret drive to force Ireland to vote again on rejected Lisbon Treaty
A secret European Union plan to force Ireland to vote again on the Lisbon Treaty emerged yesterday.
Read article...Unlimited immigration may lead to violence on Britain’s streets, warns former Archbishop of Canterbury
A leading Anglican archbishop has warned uncontrolled immigration may lead to more violence on the country’s streets.
Read article...Paul: US in Georgia for pipeline
US Congressman Ron Paul says the United States is in Georgia not for democracy but to protect an oil pipeline bypassing Russia.
Read article...Russia Says EU to Vouch That Georgia Won’t Use Force
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the European Union assumed the role of “chief guarantor” that Georgia won’t use force against two separatist regions, Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
Read article...Global realignment: How Bush inspired a new world order
The series of unfortunate and costly decisions made during the two terms of the Bush administration, combined with economic decline at home, might devastate the US’s world standing much sooner than most analysts predict.
Read article...Britain ’should be able to opt out of EU deals’
Britain should be able to have “special status” within the European Union that would allow it to effectively opt out of agreements such as the Lisbon Treaty, the author of the European Union Constitution will say today.
Read article...UN threatens to act against Britain for failure to protect heritage sites
The UN is threatening to put the Tower of London on its list of world heritage sites in danger after its experts accused the UK of damaging globally significant sites such as Stonehenge, the old town of Edinburgh and the Georgian centre of Bath, the Guardian has learned.
Read article...Russia aims to corner energy markets: U.S. official
Russia aims to corner energy markets, a senior U.S. official said on Monday as Vice-President Dick Cheney arrived in Italy during a tour that has taken in eastern European states which are important transit routes.
Read article...Russia does not want “bad relations” with U.S. – Russian FM Lavrov
Russia does not want its relations with the United States to deteriorate and is ready to cooperate with Washington on strategic issues, the Russian foreign minister told CNN.
Read article...Pakistan “suspends” main fuel supply route for NATO forces in Afghanistan
DEBKAfile reports that the blocking of the main Torkham fuel route to NATO forces fighting in Afghanistan, Saturday, Sept. 6, was a warning from Islamabad that no more US ground incursions would be tolerated.
Read article...EU wants truth about war in South Ossetia
Foreign ministers of the European Union have called for an independent investigation to establish who was to blame for the war in South Ossetia. They also plan to discuss the EU mission in the region as 700 observers prepare to go there.
Read article...EU wants to ban ’sexist’ TV commercials
MEPs want TV regulators in the EU to set guidelines which would see the end of anything deemed to portray women as sex objects or reinforce gender stereotypes.
Read article...U.S. to announce $1 billion aid for Georgia: official
The Bush administration will announce on Wednesday a package of roughly $1 billion dollars in aid to help rebuild war-torn U.S. ally Georgia, which battled Russia over a separatist enclave last month, an administration official said.
Read article...EU lawmakers open battle against sheep, goat tags
British and Irish lawmakers in the European Parliament launched a campaign on Tuesday against a rule that would make electronic tags for millions of sheep and goats across the EU compulsory from next year.
Read article...The week that buried the new world order
The fall of the Berlin Wall seemed to herald the end of the Cold War and the emergence of a single superpower. A resurgent Russia’s actions in Georgia have shattered that illusion
Read article...If EU introduces sanctions against Russia, Europe will have severe problems with fuel
French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner stated that the European Union would be discussing two variants of sanctions against Russia at a forthcoming summit.
Read article...Russia may cut off oil flow to the West
Fears are mounting that Russia may restrict oil deliveries to Western Europe over coming days, in response to the threat of EU sanctions and Nato naval actions in the Black Sea.
Read article...EU calls for a quieter Proms
The BBC is being forced to make musicians play more quietly during Proms concerts and rehearsals to comply with an EU safety directive.
Read article...Russia ready to ditch NATO – Medvedev
President Medvedev says Russia is ready to break off relations with NATO if necessary. His comments came after a meeting with Russia’s ambassador to the alliance, Dmitry Rogozin.
Read article...Russia to freeze military cooperation with NATO
Russia has decided to freeze and cancel all military cooperation with Norway and other NATO members, the Norwegian Defence Minsitry said Wednesday.
Read article...Japan to label goods’ carbon footprints: official
Japan is planning to label consumer goods to show their carbon footprints in a bid to raise public awareness about global warming, an official said Tuesday.
Read article...Georgia ‘will join NATO’: Merkel
German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday assured Georgia would join NATO as she strongly backed the ex-Soviet republic’s President Mikheil Saakashvili in his conflict with Russia.
Read article...Schroeder blames ‘gambler’ Saakashvili for conflict
The former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder has blamed Georgia for starting the conflict in South Ossetia and described its President as a “gambler”. In an interview with the German magazine Der Spiegel, he criticised President Mikhail Saakashvili and warned against speeding up the country’s accession to NATO.
Read article...Turkish prez says US must share power in ‘new world order’
For controversial Turkish President Abdullah Gül, the recent war in Georgia signals a “new world order” that will emerge from the rubble of South Ossetia and force the United States to share its power, The Guardian reported.
Read article...UK, US threaten to expel Russia from G-8
The West has threatened to revoke Russia’s membership in the G-8 as punishment for the country’s ‘military incursion’ into Georgia.
Read article...White Americans to be minority by 2042
Higher birth rates among minority residents, especially Hispanics, is accelerating the demographic changes brought by immigration and will lead to an end of the US’ white majority around 2042.
Read article...The end of the post-Cold War era
On a day that China showed its firepower and set new frontiers for global razzmatazz, with about 80 world leaders watching and cheering, the opening ceremony of the Beijing Summer Olympic Games should have been Friday’s lead news story. But events in the Caucasus dictated otherwise.
Read article...Georgia President Saakashvili Calls for New Order
In this video you here the US backed President of Georgia, Saakashvili, call for a New Order.
Read article...EU bureaucrats outnumber British army two to one, say campaigners
A study released by the Open Europe think tank, which wants to control the influence and scale of the EU, has found that 170,000 people now work for EU institutions.
Read article...Britain and Ireland could be forced to share one European Commission seat
Britain would be forced to share a European Commissioner with Ireland under plans being drawn up by France.
Read article...Bin Laden Firm to Build Saudi Arabian Prisons to Replace Guantanamo Bay
Saudi Arabia is to build five modern prisons in the kingdom to replace US Guantanamo detention facility, a new report has revealed.
Read article...Global Warming or Global Governance?
If you were to ask ten people on the street if mankind’s activities are causing global warming, my guess is that a majority would say yes. In fact, a Gallup poll conducted July 23-26, 2007 found that 63% believed that global warming is caused mostly by human activities. But is this perception of global warming based on fact or just misguided opinion?
Read article...Secret EU security draft risks uproar with call to pool policing and give US personal data
Europe should consider sharing vast amounts of intelligence and information on its citizens with the US to establish a “Euro-Atlantic area of cooperation” to combat terrorism, according to a high-level confidential report on future security.
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