It will focus on the implications of the new reaction force for Alliance crisis management around the world.
This means that Obama remains convinced that the US is indeed to blame for the supposed crisis of confidence that the Islamic world suffers from in its dealings with America.
While the U.S. was the major source of demand for the world economic growth before the crisis, global demand must rest on many pillars going forward.
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The fall out from the current economic and financial crisis is going to be devastating for the entire world.
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Then the crisis came and the financial world was sent scrambling for understanding.
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Though empires tend to fall after their Afghan skirmishes, he says, for the British this was largely down to World War II, for the Soviets, it was ideological crisis in eastern Europe and for Alexander the Great it was a failure to ensure the stable succession of his Asian empire.
Last month the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said the financial crisis will probably push the world's most industrialized countries into their worst recession since the early 1980s.
It's classic in these situations, once the major battle is finished, for world attention to radically drift elsewhere onto the next crisis.
Despite the lack of results in the last decade on most environmental issues, Mr Myers believes the realisation that a crisis in one country causes serious trouble for many others - and sometimes the whole world - may be taking root among national leaders.
And they called for a world summit on the crisis to be held as soon as possible.
The ITA says the tea industry in Bengal - and also in Assam - is in crisis, with falling demand for Indian teas across the world, falling auction prices for teas and rising production costs.
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The European crisis has left the G-20, which serves as a board of directors for the world economy, pushing off other debates about longer-term problems.
Since the financial crisis crippled the world economy in 2008, many understandably frustrated individuals have questioned where culpability lies for the lasting damage inflicted by the global recession.
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Al Gore received a Nobel Peace Prize for making the world aware of a crisis.
Yeltsin had earlier said he was preparing new proposals on ending the crisis and called for a meeting of foreign ministers from the Group of 8, made up of the world's leading industrialized nations and Russia.
In July 2011, Albert gave an emotional televised address, appealing to political leaders to display "modern citizenship" to bring an end to a drawn-out crisis, which left the country without an elected government for a world-record one-and-a-half years.
The rift exposed a dilemma for the G-20 in its seventh gathering of world leaders since the U.S. financial crisis struck and dragged down the global economy.
The move comes on the heels of European-wide steps last Thursday to address top management pay, which has been a lightning rod for public anger across the world since the financial crisis.
For the French president, this crisis is the worst since the second world war.
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For Robert Zoellick, president of the World Bank, the crisis in Europe will likely spread to emerging nations.
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But it is, shall one say, a bit of a stretch to turn his argument for temporary capital controls in a country facing a crisis such as Malaysia's into an argument for massive re-regulation of the world economy.
For more than a year, the European sovereign debt crisis was defined thusly: the world could handle the turmoil in piglets like Portugal, Ireland and Greece, but once the tumult migrated to full-grown Italy and Spain things would be at risk of going very badly, very quickly.
They describe the draft as "un-British" in that, even at moments of national crisis and retrenchment, during for example two world wars, "governments always understood the need to keep the tradition of world history alive in schools and to have an emphasis on British history in the context of the world".
Britain is calling for urgent action to prevent a Greece-style financial crisis in Malawi, one of the world's poorest countries, where recent political turmoil, a suspension of foreign aid, and an abrupt currency devaluation have conspired to leave the new government with a gaping hole in its budget.
At a conference in Ukraine's Black Sea resort of Yalta, International Monetary Fund Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn said the world economy remained stuck "between the ice of recession and the fire of inflation, " and added that while the world financial market crisis was largely over, its consequences would be felt for some time to come.
"The world is heading for a once-in-a-century economic crisis, " says Ryoji Musha, a strategist for Deutsche Bank in Japan.
"The world is heading for a once-in-a-century economic crisis, " agrees Ryoji Musha , strategist for Deutsche Bank (nyse: DB - news - people ).
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