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14.11.2008, 22:56
At the G20 summit set to commence in Washington DC on November 15 no less than 85 per cent of the world's economy and two-thirds of its population will be represented. And there are hopes that this one meeting will provide the solutions to the worst cris
15.11.2008, 02:09
Leaders from the world's twenty richest countries have arrived in Washington to discuss the global financial meltdown. Saturday's one-day summit could be the first step in reforming the world's economy and banking system. The atmosphere at the meeting bef
15.11.2008, 14:33
G20 leaders are in Washington to discuss how to get through the financial crisis engulfing the planet. There are reports a preliminary agreement is nearly in place. According to French officials, the accord recognises the need to support the financial sys
16.11.2008, 19:44
The leaders of the world's 20 largest economies have pledged to work together to put the global economy back on track. At a one-day summit in Washington they agreed to reform the international monetary system. Finance ministers have been told to submit de
Published: 14 November, 2008, 06:47
Despite some evidence to the contrary, US President George W. Bush insists the global financial crisis ‘was not a failure of the free market’. His defence of Western-style capitalism came just hours before world leaders were expected in Washington for a c
