On September 24 until the 26, the G20 summit will take place in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The group of finance ministers and central bank governors from 19 of the world’s largest national economies plus the European Union will gather to discuss the financial state and try to get agreement on proposals aiming to avoid a repeat of the financial crisis. Read the rest of this entry »

Change is really coming. Not the one Obama or McCain are talking about but the one the new economy is going to force on Americans. In fact in the political sense we could say it is already changing the way we perceive the candidates. Read the rest of this entry »

Another week has began again full of happenings in the economical and political front. Tomorrow, Tuesday, McCain and Obama will face each other in their second debate. I will watch it but this time I will see a rerun as I don’t fancy staying up for its beginning (here in Europe) at 3am! Read the rest of this entry »

Delegates from 111 countries – gathered in Dublin due to the fact that it was the 19th of May and after Britain dropped its longstanding opposition to any limitations on the weapons – agreed on a draft of a treaty to ban cluster munitions. Read the rest of this entry »