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Pope Francis calls on world leaders to reform the global financial system and help the poor, in his first major speech on the financial crisis.

Avustralya'nın Brisbane kentinde yapılacak G-20 zirvesi için Paris'e asılan afişlerde Hollande yerine, Obama ve Merkel'in yanında Başbakan Erdoğan yer aldı.

 

Avustralya'nın en kalabalık üçüncü şehri olan Brisbane, 15-16 Kasım 2014'te G-20 ülkelerinin devlet ve hükümet başkanlarını ağırlayacak. Zirvenin tanıtımı için Fransa'nın başkenti Paris'e de afişler asıldı.

Afişlerde, ABD Başkanı Barack Obama, Almanya Başbakanı Angela Merkel ve Başbakan Tayyip Erdoğan'ın yer aldığı bir fotoğraf bulunuyor.
Bu fotoğrafa, "Brisbane: Avustralya'nın yeni kozmopolit şehri. G20-2014 zirvesine neden Avusturalya'nın Brisbane kentinin ev sahipliği yaptığını öğrenmek ister misiniz" sözleri eşlik ediyor.

Üç liderin yer aldığı fotoğraf, 2011'de Fransa'da yapılan G-20 zirvesi sırasında çekilmişti. Orijinal fotoğrafta bulunan eski Fransa cumhurbaşkanı Nicolas Sarkozy, seçimleri kaybedince yeni afişten silindi.
Yetkililer yeni cumhurbaşkanı François Hollande'ın da olduğu bir fotoğrafa yer vermek yerine, Paris sokaklarında bu kareyi kullanmayı seçtiler.

Each column is interesting, for instance read down for “Most Compassionate.”  It’s funny how many individuals do the same for themselves, I might add, in what has to be one of the simplest and most common of all intellectual mistakes.

Karnataka votes for a new Assembly today as will six other states later this year. Across the globe there are a number of countries which have, or are going to, elect a new set of lawmakers this year.

Nassim Taleb, author of The Black Swan and Fooled by Randomness, talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about his latest thoughts on robustness, fragility, debt, insurance, uncertainty, exercise, moral hazard, knowledge, and the challenges of fame...

Venezuela has been suffering from political polarization, a catastrophic crime rate and unparalleled inflation. Now the Latin-American country has another crisis on its hands: There is no toilet paper. Literally, people cannot find toilet paper in the scarcely populated aisles of Venezuela's grocery stores. The oil-rich country has been suffering from grave shortages in food products such as milk, butter, coffee, cornmeal, and now toilet paper has been added to the long list of hard-to-find simple necessities.

Overview The European Union is the new sick man of Europe. The effort over the past half century to create a more united Europe is now the principal casualty

Almanya-Fransa arasındaki uçurum büyüyor - cnbce.com – Türkiye’nin Ekonomi Portalı, Dünyanın Ekonomi Haberleri

The ongoing euro crisis has been a source of increasingly heated debate worldwide.

Should a former empire look after former subjects? Especially if they have been relegated to the fringe and are struggling? Emotionally speaking, one can argue that yes, it should. Yet common sense says, “Hold on a second.” If there is one lesson that history has taught us about imperialism, it is that this kind of care always comes at a price.

Take Armenia, for example. It fared well both as an ally of tsarist Russia and subsequently as one of the 15 republics of the Soviet Union.

Both the Russian Empire and the U.S.S.R. are relics of the past, as is Armenia’s well-being. Since gaining independence in 1991, the tiny South Caucasus nation is dealing with a crumbling economy, increasing emigration and an appalling human rights record.

Chancellor to stick to austerity strategy and defend stance at upcoming London talks