- BPエネルギー統計レポート2012年版解説シリーズ：石油篇１ 埋蔵量(1)
(埋蔵量世界一はベネズエラである！)
bpが恒例の「bp statistical review of world energy 2012」を発表した
- Icelandic central bank official wants end to Icesave issue
An Icelandic Central Bank official said Saturday Iceland should get over the Icesave issue as soon as possible to create favorable conditions for a return to growth.
Iceland had not returned to growth despite two and half years having passed since the 2008 international financial crisis, in which three major Icelandic banks collapsed and were subsequently nationalized, Tryggvi Palsson, the Central Bank of Iceland's director for financial stability, told Xinhua in an interview.
Palsson made ... アイスランド中央銀行の関係者は、土曜日アイスランドが早く成長に復帰するため有利な条件を作成することが可能になるアイスセーブの問題を乗り越えるすべきだと述べた
- Experts say China should not fear Potash monopoly
As mining giant BHP Billiton has withdrawn its takeover bid for fertilizer group Potash Corporation of Canada, China, a major agricultural nation, can be assured that industry talk of a BHP potash monopoly would not become a reality.
However, domestic researchers and industry insiders said, even though it did not occur, China should not fear a so-called monopoly, as China's domestic supply also plays an increasingly important role.
China Sinochem Group, a state-owned chemical group, said i ... 同様に、鉱業大手BHPビリ国家農業、主要な中国株のカナダ、カリBillitonは、取り下げ、その買収のための肥料グループ現実のものとなっていない話が、業界のことができることを保証するだろう独占カリBHPビリのですが、国内の研究者や業界関係者によると恐怖独占と呼ばれる、ように、中国の役割を重要ますます国内供給も果たしているのではなく、にもかかわらず、それはなかったですが発生した場合、中国は中国シノケムグループは、国有化学グループ、私は言った...
- Anglo Irish Bank reports €8.2bn first-half losses
Bank posts massive €8.2bn loss for first six months of 2010 and faces an uncertain future over continued state bailoutThe nationalised Anglo Irish Bank has today announced losses of €8.2bn (£6.7bn) for the first six months of this year.The bank, which has been supported with billions of euros from the Irish taxpayer, faces an uncertain future with an expected EU ruling this September on whether Ireland should continue to pump money into the troubled financial institution.The current losses for 2010 include loan impairment charges of €4.8bn and a loss of €3.5bn after transferring €10.1bn worth of assets to the National Asset Management Agency (NTMA). Anglo Irish has said that after completing its loan asset transfers to the Republic's NTMA, gross customer loans will be approximately €38.4bn.In a statement today, Anglo Irish Bank Chairman Alan Dukes said he is acutely aware of its board's mandate to run the bank in the public interest. Dukes said liquidation of the bank had been considered, but that after detailed consideration the board had decided to split Anglo, which will mean winding down about 80% of the old bank.However, the European Commission has the final say on Anglo's future and it is likely the outcome will be known in September. Because of losses in the period, Ireland's minister for finance, Brian Lenihan, and Anglo have agreed to a further recapitalisation of the bank to ensure its capital levels are within regulatory requirements.After several rounds of government funding this year, the bank said further capital will be required. It said the amount needed is largely dependent on on the future direction of commercial property markets, the performance of the economy and the level of discounts applied on the transfer of loans to NAMA.Anglo Irish BankBankingE 2010年の最初の6ヶ月間銀行の記事は大規模な€8.2bnの損失と継続的な状態bailoutThe以上の不確実な未来を顔は英アイルランド銀行が今日€8.2bn（£ 6.7bn）このお疲れさま銀行の最初の6ヶ月間の損失を発表している国有化、そのユーロ十億ものアイルランド納税者からサポートされており、予想EUのアイルランドは2010年の問題を抱えた金融institution.The現在の損失に€の融資減損が含まれて資金を投入し続けるかどうか、この9月に与党との不確かな将来に直面して国立資産管理局（NTMA）への資産€10.1bn価値を転送された後48億、€35億の損失
- S.African ministers challenge nationalisation push
Calls to nationalise South Africa's mines, driven by the ruling party's youth league, face new challenges from ministers who warn the scheme won't fight poverty and fear the debate is scaring investors.Worries about nationalisation have dogged South Africa ever since the African National Congress took power in 1994, when Nelson Mandela led the party to victory in the first all-race elections. アフリカ民族会議以来、南アフリカにつきまとったている議論は、国有化に関するinvestors.Worriesをおびえさせるている貧困と恐怖と戦うつもりはないスキームを警告大臣から新たな課題に直面し、与党の若者のリーグに牽引され、南アフリカの鉱山を国営化するために呼び出します
- Few banks sign tax conduct code
Only one bank without substantial state ownership has signed the government's voluntary code of conduct on taxation, the BBC learns 実質的な国有化なしつだけ銀行が課税行為の政府の自主的なコードを締結した、とBBCは学習
- VT's former boss and current investor critical of Babcock bid
Peter Usher, who took the nationalised Vosper Thorneycroft shipbuilding empire private in the Thatcher era, has hit out at a current £1.25bn takeover bid for the company. ピーターアッシャー氏は、サッチャー時代に国有化さVosperソーニクロフト造。帝国のプライベートをしたため、会社のために、現在の最安値£ 1.25bn買収時にヒットしています
- Ping An close to Jahwa
Ping An Insurance of China is in talks to acquire State-owned cosmetics maker Shanghai Jahwa in a deal worth as much as 6.58 billion yuan ($988 million).
Jahwa shares were suspended from trading Monday, fuelling speculation of a possible restructuring.
Source: Global Times ... 中国保険のping）百万988 $（価値がある限り6580000000元取引Jahwaを上海さで協議して取得する国有化粧品メーカーのソース
- EU mulls temporary reintroduction of national border controls
The European Commission is to unveil new proposals on migration issues Wednesday, addressing the Franco-Italian push to place greater restrictions on the no-borders system known as the Schengen regime.
The intended proposals will be discussed at a summit of EU leaders next month, with France and Italy leading the charge for a partial renationalization of border controls as they have been alarmed at an influx of migrants from North Africa.
Introduced in 1995, the Schengen system abolished f ... 欧州委員会は、シェンゲン体制として知られている無境界のシステム上の規制強化を配置するフランスイタリアプッシュに対応する、水曜日の移行の問題について新たな提案を明らかにすることです
- Belgium to Nationalize Dexia Subsidiary
The government will nationalize the Belgian subsidiary of Dexia SA, paving the way for the lender to be broken up. 政府がデクシアSAの国有化、ベルギー子会社、分割するために貸し手への道が開かれます
- Venezuela opposition challenges Chavez in key vote
Venezuelans vote Sunday in a key test for populist President Hugo Chavez, with the main opposition poised to return to the National Assembly after they boycotted the last elections.Chavez has embraced the campaign, hoping his leftist party will keep a strong grip on the legislature to ease more reform, after nearly 12 years in power marked by nationalizations and social projects.More than 17 million people are eligible to take part in the vote, two years before presidential polls in the oil-rich South American nation. 彼らは最後のelections.Chavezは彼の左翼政党は、議会の強いグリップを保つことを望んで、キャンペーンを採用しているボイコットの後に穏やかな野党とポピュリストチャベス大統領の主要なテストで、ベネズエラの投票は日曜日に国会に戻る1700万人は、石油が豊富な南米の国の大統領世論調査二年前に、投票に参加する資格があるよりも国有化や社会projects.Moreでマーク電力の約12年後、より多くの改革が容易になります
- Prada's London flagship site goes on sale for £30m
The former chairman of Allied Irish Bank, which was, in effect, nationalised by its government last week, is the latest landlord to put a store on London's Old Bond Street up for sale. 先週、政府による国有化の影響で、されたアライドアイリッシュ銀行、元会長は、販売のため、ロンドンのオールドボンドストリートに店舗を設置する最新の大家です
- ECUADOR: President Correa may push legislation to nationalise oil fields
President Rafael Correa said Saturday he intends to push legislation to nationalise Ecuador's oil fields in the event foreign oil companies refuse to sign contracts that would give the country more control over its resources. ラファエルコレア大統領は土曜日、彼は立法イベント外国の石油会社の経営資源をより細かく制御国を与える契約を結ぶことを拒否するエクアドルの油田を国有化にプッシュしようとすると述べた
- 1956: Troubled waters: British RAF bombers over Suez
An international crisis is sparked over the ownership of the Suez canal: Allied bombers make concentrated attacks on Egypt, this evening France and Britain claimed ownership of the Suez canal until Egypt nationalised it in 1956, so setting off an international crisis. As a military coalition between Britain, France and Israel tried to wrestle back control of the important shipping route from the Egyptians, the US backed a United Nations resolution against their actions. The coalition forces backed down, but the damage was lasting. European influence in the Middle East has never really recovered since the Suez crisisNational newspapersNewspapersEgyptMiddle EastGuardian Research Departmentguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2011 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
国際的な危機は、スエズ運河の所有権をきっかけです：エジプトので、国際的な危機をオフに設定すると、1956年にそれを国有化するまで連合軍の爆撃機がエジプトに集中攻撃を行い、この夜は、フランスと英国のスエズ運河の所有権を主張している
- The Arab world is dead, but the Egyptians may revive it | Hussein Agha and Robert Malley
Egypt's revolution has not just deposed a dictator, it has breathed life into an exhausted idea: Arab self-determinationThe protesters on the streets of Cairo who, in just 18 days, ended the three-decade rule of Hosni Mubarak were not merely demanding the end of an unjust, corrupt and oppressive regime. They did not merely decry privation, unemployment or the disdain with which their leaders treated them. They had long suffered such indignities. What they fought for was something more elusive and more visceral.The Arab world is dead. Egypt's revolution is trying to revive it.From the 1950s onwards, Arabs took pride in their anti-colonial struggle, in their leaders' standing and in the sense that the Arab world stood for something, that it had a mission: to build independent nation-states and resist foreign domination.In Egypt, Gamal Abdel Nasser presided over a ruinous economy and endured a humiliating defeat against Israel in 1967. Still, Cairo remained the heart of the larger Arab nation – the Arab public watched as Nasser railed against the west, defied his country's former masters, nationalised the Suez canal and taunted Israel. Meanwhile, Algeria wrested its independence from France and became the refuge of revolutionaries; Saudi Arabia led an oil embargo that shook the world economy; and Yasser Arafat gave Palestinians a voice and put their cause on the map.Throughout, the Arab world suffered ignominious military and political setbacks, but it resisted. Some around the world may not have liked the sounds coming from Cairo, Algiers, Baghdad and Tripoli, but they took notice. There were defeats for the Arab world, but no surrender.But that world passed, and Arab politics fell silent. Other than to wait and see what others might do, Arab regimes have no clear and eff アラブ自己determinationTheデモを単に終了を要求されていない、わずか18日で、ムバラク大統領の三十年のルールを終えたカイロの路上：エジプトの革命はただ独裁者を追放されていない、それが疲れのアイデアに命が吹き込まれ壊れて不当な抑圧的な政権の
- In praise of … Thomas Cook timetables | Editorial
You don't have to be an obsessive to find a sort of romance in their pages - and happily they now record a growing rail serviceBy rights, Thomas Cook's European rail timetable, and its worldwide counterpart, should have vanished long ago, a relic in the age of online information and Ryanair. But happily it survives. The company published its first continental timetable in 1873, well before the Orient Express began puffing east from Paris, and it is still publishing them in 2010, though Thomas Cook itself has gone through nationalisation and privatisation, and is now in German ownership. Six times a year, on thin brown-grey paper, it issues the times of trains around the world. Once a month it publishes a comprehensive schedule for Europe. You do not have to be an obsessive to find a sort of romance in its pages: imagining journeys on the overnight Stendhal from Paris to Venice, or the weekly through-carriage from Warsaw to Astana, out on the desert steppes of Kazakhstan. The Thomas Cook timetable reveals a train from Berlin to Sochi, if you want to take it; or the times of the new direct service from Sarajevo to Belgrade. There is a steam train in the Hartz mountains in east Germany that will puff you up to the site of a former Soviet watchtower; and the Lusitania hotel express which leaves Madrid for Lisbon each night, just after 10. No low-cost airline can match that for interest, or for environmental sustainability, for the best thing about these timetables is that they now record a growing rail service, not a declining one. Britain still comes first in its pages, but the best trains now run elsewhere.Thomas CookRail transportguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
あなたはそれらのページのロマンスのようなものを見つけることが強迫観念する必要はありません - と喜んで彼らは今成長している鉄道のserviceBy権を、トーマスクックのヨーロッパ鉄道時刻表記録し、その世界対応、長い前で、遺物を消失している必要がありますオンライン情報とライアンの年齢
- Bolivia nationalizes power utilities
Bolivia's President Evo Morales has nationalized British, French, and Bolivian-run electric power companies, the president of state power company ENDE said Saturday. ボリビアのエボモラレス大統領は、フランス、イギリス、およびボリビア経営電力会社国有化が、国家電力会社エンデの社長を固めた
- In Brief
The Irish government is expected to present bank recapitalisation plans next week, when it will also give an update on the price its "bad bank" will pay for property loans, The Irish Times reported yesterday. Dublin has already pumped €11 billion (HK$115.4 billion) into Allied Irish Banks, Bank of Ireland and nationalised Anglo Irish Bank, all of which will need more capital as they transfer loans to the National Asset Management Agency. Finance Minister Brian Lenihan is expected to give an update on the loan discounts and how much extra capital the banks will need as a result. アイルランド政府が銀行の資本増強を提示すると予想され、来週にも、その。。u0026quot;不良銀行。。u0026quot;不動産融資は、アイルランドのタイムズ紙で報じた支払う価格の更新を与える計画だ
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