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World Leaders Agree to Seek Major Global Reform
World leaders holding an emergency meeting to combat the economic crisis agreed yesterday to a far-reaching action plan that, over the next 4 1/2 months, would begin to reshape international financial institutions and reform worldwide regulatory and accounting rules.

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Obama backs global response to crisis: advisers 
President-elect Barack Obama supports a coordinated response to the global financial crisis and is ready to work with Group of 20 countries on improving the financial system when he takes office.

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2009 Terror Attack Being Peddled By Establishment Media, Intelligence Sources
The notion that terrorists will attack America shortly after Barack Obama takes office is again being vigorously pushed by the corporate media as well as shadowy intelligence sources, and has reached the same crescendo that preceded 9/11, a disturbing sign that the public is being prepared for a newly manufactured mass casualty event.

Groups to call for new world order during G-20 summit
More than 40 international and regional networks and movements from different parts of the world vow to stage global protests calling for fundamental structural changes and a new global economic and financial system that is more responsive to the needs of the poor and the developing countries.

• India FM says G-20 summit to focus on global governance 
• Washington Post: “most nations, including the United States, have acknowledged that a new world order has emerged” 
• G-20 to Back Stimulus, Smooth Over Differences on Regulation 
• Canada to argue against global controls at summit 

Albright holds G20 summit contacts for Obama 
Former secretary of state Madeleine Albright and an ex-Republican lawmaker have been pursuing contacts with top G20 players on president-elect Barack Obama’s behalf, his office said Friday.

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