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Secretive Group of International Bankers to form a World Government?
03.05.10 09:31 Economics
ECB President tells insiders that secretive group of international bankers – responsible to no nation state – will become primary engine of world government
Paul Joseph Watson
 

Goldman Sachs Charged With Fraud
17.04.10 10:22 Economics
SEC Alleges Firm Misled Investors on Securities Linked to Subprime Mortgages; Major Escalation in Showdown With Wall Street
online.wsj.com
 

New potato marks end of EUs 12-year freeze on GM crops
03.03.10 14:11 Economics
The European Commission ended an unofficial 12- year-old freeze on approval of genetically modified (GM) products Tuesday by green-lighting cultivation of a potato developed by German agrochemical firm BASF.
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Goldman Sachs: the Greek connection
15.02.10 10:22 Economics
Goldman Sachs, the giant investment bank, is today at the centre of the row over the Greek governments finances, amid recriminations over complex financial deals that allowed the eurozone nation to skirt its debt limits.
Stephen Foley in New York
 

The Economic Recovery is an Illusion
06.10.09 17:17 Economics
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Warns of Future Crises
Andrew Gavin Marshall
 

Monsanto, Dow Stacking the Deck, Critics Say
30.07.09 02:25 Economics
The most complex genetically engineered corn (maize) yet has been approved for use next year in Canada and the United States without its potential health and environmental risks being investigated, anti-biotech activists charged Wednesday.
Stephen Leahy
 

A ′time bomb′ for world wheat crop
21.06.09 21:33 Economics
The Ug99 fungus, called stem rust, could wipe out more than 80% of the world′s wheat as it spreads from Africa, scientists fear. The race is on to breed resistant plants before it reaches the U.S.
Karen Kaplan, Los Angeles Times
 

The Weimar Hyperinflation? Could it Happen Again?
20.05.09 21:48 Economics
Some worried commentators are predicting a massive hyperinflation of the sort suffered by Weimar Germany in 1923, when a wheelbarrow full of paper money could barely buy a loaf of bread. An April 29 editorial in the San Francisco Examiner warned:
Ellen Brown
 

Food Summit – Concern Yes, Concrete Steps No
28.01.09 18:53 Economics
A "High Level Meeting on Food Security for All" convened by the United Nations and the Spanish government ended Tuesday without approving concrete measures but with a commitment to redoubling efforts to bolster official development aid (ODA).
Tito Drago
 

EU to propose $200 billion climate tax on rich nations
23.01.09 13:21 Economics
Rich nations could raise $200 billion in climate funds through a levy on their greenhouse gases from 2013-2020 to help poor countries prepare for global warming, the European Union will say next week.
Pete Harrison and Gerard Wynn
 
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