Iran sotilasliitto jäseneksi

CSTO:lla ei tietyskikään ole mitää merkitystä, mutta Shanghain Yhteistyöjärjestöstä SCO:sta voi vähitellen muodostus sotilasjärjestö ja NATOakin mahtavampi, jos siihen Kiinan ja Venäjän lisäksi liittyvät vielä Intia, Pakistan, Iran ...

Katso kartta: asukkaita 1 500 miljoonaa (2 800 miljoonaa?)

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.. sitä vastoin maailmantalouden kurjistuessa ja äärimmäisyysaineiten voittaessa
niin lännessä kuin Venäjällä ja Kiinassa Shanghain Yhteistyöjärjestöstä SCO:sta
voi tulla vakava haastaja NATO:lle. Siihen kuulusi kaksi tai neljä ydinasevaltiota ja 2,8 miljardia asukasta - Kiina, Venäjä, Pakistan, Intia?

Nyt on sodittu ja soditaan jo Kaukasulsella, Afganistanissa, Irakissa, Pakistanissa energiasta - öljystä ja maakaasusta.

Ihmiset uskovat sen mitä heille kerrotaan ja uskoa lujittaa uskovien määrä. Jos maa on litteä niin se on silloin litteä.

uskomme on vahva kirjoitti:

Ihmiset uskovat sen mitä heille kerrotaan ja uskoa lujittaa uskovien määrä. Jos maa on litteä niin se on silloin litteä.

"YEKATERINBURG, Russia, June 16 (Reuters) - Russia will advocate a cautious approach to changing the system of global reserve currencies when the world's biggest emerging economies hold their first formal summit on Tuesday, the Kremlin's top economic aide said.

http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idUSLG26017520090616

Brazil, Russia, India and China -- which account for 15 percent of the $60.7 trillion global economy -- will focus on ways to reshape the financial system after the economic crisis.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev will raise the issue of a global reserve currency at the meeting, top economic aide Arkady Dvorkovich, said.

"There is an understanding that the last thing we need now is turmoil on financial markets," Dvorkovich told a news briefing. "No one wants to ruin the dollar, including us."

The meeting is scheduled to last about 2 hours.

Dvorkovich said BRIC leaders -- who control nearly $3 trillion in foreign currency reserves -- would also discuss the idea of investing their reserves in each other's currencies.

Before the BRIC meeting, Medvedev told the leaders of a summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) -- which includes China -- that the grouping should think about using their national currencies for trade with each other.

"We must strengthen the international currency system not only by strengthening the position of the dollar, but also by creating new reserve currencies and possibly ... the creation of supranational payment tender and ways to make settlements."

Medvedev added that members should think about investing in each other's financial instruments.

Chinese officials have in recent days played down talk of a discussion on a new supranational reserve currency to reduce dependency on the U.S. dollar.
JATKUU :::

kuin YLE ja HS! kirjoitti:

"YEKATERINBURG, Russia, June 16 (Reuters) - Russia will advocate a cautious approach to changing the system of global reserve currencies when the world's biggest emerging economies hold their first formal summit on Tuesday, the Kremlin's top economic aide said.

http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idUSLG26017520090616

Brazil, Russia, India and China -- which account for 15 percent of the $60.7 trillion global economy -- will focus on ways to reshape the financial system after the economic crisis.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev will raise the issue of a global reserve currency at the meeting, top economic aide Arkady Dvorkovich, said.

"There is an understanding that the last thing we need now is turmoil on financial markets," Dvorkovich told a news briefing. "No one wants to ruin the dollar, including us."

The meeting is scheduled to last about 2 hours.

Dvorkovich said BRIC leaders -- who control nearly $3 trillion in foreign currency reserves -- would also discuss the idea of investing their reserves in each other's currencies.

Before the BRIC meeting, Medvedev told the leaders of a summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) -- which includes China -- that the grouping should think about using their national currencies for trade with each other.

"We must strengthen the international currency system not only by strengthening the position of the dollar, but also by creating new reserve currencies and possibly ... the creation of supranational payment tender and ways to make settlements."

Medvedev added that members should think about investing in each other's financial instruments.

Chinese officials have in recent days played down talk of a discussion on a new supranational reserve currency to reduce dependency on the U.S. dollar.
JATKUU :::

Lukuunottamatta suomen änkyröitä.
Mutta antaa poikien toivoa pahinta. Johan tämän lamankin piti olla fantastinen juttu heille.

Mies42 kirjoitti:

Lukuunottamatta suomen änkyröitä.
Mutta antaa poikien toivoa pahinta. Johan tämän lamankin piti olla fantastinen juttu heille.

"Me ymmärrämme täysin, että viimeinen asia, mitä me nyt tarvitsemme on rahoitusjärjestelmän (dollarin ja punnan valta-asema) mureneminen, sanoi Medevedevin taloudellinen neuvonantaja Dvorkovitsh.

"LAST THING WE NEED now is TURMOIL on financial markets,"


YEKATERINBURG, Russia (Reuters) - Russia will advocate a cautious approach to changing the system of global reserve currencies when the world's biggest emerging economies hold their first formal summit on Tuesday, the Kremlin's top economic aide said.

http://www.reuters.com/article/ousiv/idUSTRE55F1HY20090616

Brazil, Russia, India and China -- which account for 15 percent of the $60.7 trillion global economy -- will focus on ways to reshape the financial system after the economic crisis.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev will raise the issue of a global reserve currency at the meeting, top economic aide Arkady Dvorkovich, said.

"There is an understanding that the LAST THING WE NEED now is TURMOIL on financial markets," Dvorkovich told a news briefing. "No one wants to ruin the dollar, including us."