Linda Young – AHN News Writer Washington, D.C., United States (AHN) – The decision by the United States Federal Reserve to pump $600 billion into the nation’s economy by buying U.S. Treasury Bonds has sparked international criticism led by Germany and China. China and Germany represent the world’s second- and fourth-largest economies respectively. In addition, [...]
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Germany, China Lead International Criticism Of Decision By U.S. Federal Reserve To Buy $600 Billion In Bonds
November 6th, 2010 
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November 4th, 2010 davidguide What do German calls for an orderly sovereign-default scheme mean in practice? DESPITE its deserved reputation as a nation of thrift and fiscal discipline, Germany has a habit of making bond markets nervous. At a European Union summit last month Germany won agreement to rewrite EU treaties to allow for a permanent scheme to deal [...]
Posted in Personal Loans Tags: argentina, Bond, default, deserved reputation, Economics, european union summit, Fail, fiscal discipline, focus, foreign debts, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Jean-Claude Trichet, market discipline, Portugal, private creditors, safe, scheme, sovereign debt restructuring Comments OffThird Reich Foreign Ministry Wasn’t a Voice of Reason Under Hitler After All
October 29th, 2010 davidguide The Media Line Staff Berlin, Germany (TML) – After the Second World War, members of the German Foreign Ministry actively pursued creating their image as bourgeois diplomats who actually toned down anti-Semitism and actively opposed Hitler and his Nazi policies. But a new report released on Thursday shows that the German diplomatic corps and members [...]
Posted in Banking Tags: After, Berlin, Chicago, crimes against humanity, Federal Republic, Foreign, German, german diplomats, german foreign ministry, Germany, hebrew university of jerusalem, Hitler, israeli historian, jewish issue, Minister Guido Westerwelle, Ministry, national socialist, Norbert Frei, Nuremberg, Peter Hayes, Prof. Moshe Zimmermann, Reason, Reich, South America, Third, Under, Voice, Wasn't, Yugoslavia Comments OffIran Blasts European Firms Over Fuel Refusal
October 20th, 2010 davidguide AHN News Staff Tehran, Iran (AHN) – Iran has accused Western companies of refusing fuel to Iranian aircraft in Europe, describing the act illegal under international law. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast said that Tehran would take necessary actions against such measures. “We will definitely not tolerate such inappropriate actions by some companies, and [...]
Posted in Banking Tags: act, Amsterdam, Austria, blasts, Europe, European, Fast Loans, Firms, foreign ministry spokesman, Fuel, Germany, inappropriate actions, Iran, iran air, iranian foreign ministry, London, Over, Refusal, relevant regulations, royal dutch shell, Stockholm, Tehran, tehran iran Comments OffFrance, Germany Launch Drive To Restore Ties With Russia
October 19th, 2010 davidguide AHN News Staff Deauville, France (AHN) – In an attempt to build a pan-European security partnership, the leaders of France and Germany are meeting with their Russian counterpart in the Normandy seaside resort of Deauville for a two-day summit. French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that they jointly launched the drive [...]
Posted in Banking Tags: Britain, Chancellor Angela Merkel, Deauville, deauville france, Drive, Europe, Fast Loans, France, french president nicolas sarkozy, Georgia, german chancellor angela merkel, Germany, Iraq, Launch, Lisbon, lisbon summit, missile defense plan, Moscow, President Nicolas Sarkozy, Restore, Russia, security, summit, Ties, U.S., Ukraine Comments OffOttawa Eyes Security Council Seat With UN Vote
October 13th, 2010 davidguide AHN News Staff New York, NY, United States (AHN) – Canada is waiting for the Tuesday vote of 192 nations to see whether the country wins a two-year term as a member of the powerful United Nations Security Council. There are two seats vacant, but three contenders. Aside from Canada, eyeing the prized seats are [...]
Posted in Banking Tags: Canada, Council, exploratory talks, Eyes, Fast Loans, Germany, Israel, Minister Peter Van Loan, muslim nations, nations security council, New York, NY, Ottawa, Portugal, seat, security, security council seat, trade, united nations security council, United States, Van Loan, veto powers, Vote Comments OffGermany, Portugal Win Rotating U.N. Security Council Seats
October 13th, 2010 davidguide AHN News Staff New York, NY, United States (AHN) – Germany and Portugal have won the United Nations Security Council seats along with India, Colombia and South Africa, which secured terms in uncontested votes for two years. Germany and Portugal were vying for a West European dominated regional group along with Canada. Germany earned 128 [...]
Posted in Banking Tags: Austria, Brazil, Britain, Canada, China, climate protection, Colombia, Council, Fast Loans, France, Germany, global peace, guido westerwelle, India, Japan, member security council, Mexico, Minister Guido Westerwelle, nations security council, New York, NY, Portugal, Rotating, Russia, Seats, security, security body, South Africa, Turkey, U.N., U.S., Uganda, united nations security council, United States, West European Comments OffAid Boat To Gaza Seized By Israelis
September 28th, 2010 davidguide Hansen Sinclair – AHN News Reporter Jerusalem, Israel (AHN) – An aid vessel headed to Gaza, which is under a blockade by Israel, was taken over by the Israeli navy Tuesday. No one was injured when the navy boarded the boat, the Irene. The navy was taking the boat to a port in Ashdod, according [...]
Posted in Banking Tags: ashdod, Boat, Cyprus, Fast Loans, Gaza, Germany, Irene, Israel, israel defense forces, israeli navy, Israelis, jerusalem israel, mental health program, naval ship, news reporter, Reporter Jerusalem, Seized, United Kingdom, United States Comments OffSurvey: Only 10 Percent Of European Parents Have Enough Money For Heirs
September 21st, 2010 davidguide AHN News Staff London, United Kingdom (AHN) – A survey of consumer finances by Janus Capital Group found out that only 10 percent of European parents have significant wealth to leave to their children and other heirs. Another 48 percent of more than 6,000 European surveyed said they were not sure if they have enough [...]
Posted in Banking Tags: Britain, Britons, Enough, European, european parents, France, generational wealth, Germany, Heirs, Italy, janus capital, janus capital group, London, long term investment, Money, Only, Parents, Percent, Spain, Survey, survey of consumer finances, the Netherlands, twilight years, United Kingdom, wealth Comments OffJoint Venture Builds Eco-friendly Steel Facility
September 19th, 2010 davidguide Jeehan Fernandez – AHN News Writer Amory, MS, United States (AHN) – Steel Development Co. and Anshan Iron and Steel Group Corp. (Ansteel) fixed a joint venture operating agreement with partners from the United States, Italy, Japan, Germany and Canada to establish an ecologically-sound steel facility in Amory, Mississippi. The partnership plans to put up [...]
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