of the g-20, it has accomplished a lot of work, which i will not dwell on, particularly as the g-20 will draw the conclusions in november based on what we have decided. now we have to address a new situation, where we have relatives calm. i perfectly understand that it is tempting to limit the ambitions of the g-20 two simply and lamenting the decisions taken complemented -- simply implementing the decision is complemented by a few useful measures. the g-20 will have a management version. but that is not my ambition. the credibility of the g-20 is at stake. at stake.

the g-8. some have said that it is condemned. others believe that it has a rosy future. if it refocuses on security issues, france intends -- france believes in the future of the g- 8. it will prepare the g-8 summit. it will bring -- it will take place next spring. the g-it brings together the major democracies who have a lot in common. the g-it will be preceded by they home secretary -- the g-8 will be reapreceded by the finae ministers. there will be a discussion of partnerships with africa. i am more than ever convinced that africa's success will be an opportunity for africa. africa's failure will be dramatic for europe. europe's future and the future of africa are closely tied. in copenhagen, we tried to get africa and europe to work together. africa has resources. africa has been people. it is very much in europe's interest to speak with one voice to africa and to give africa the weight that it deserves in world governments and the necessary financing. there are only 12 kilometers between

it is true that the presidency of that g-20 rotates. who monitors the implementation and follows up on the important technical decisions? we do not want to create a new administration. should not the g-20 create new subjects such as development? should we not be adopting new best practices for public aid? instead of the countries that are people were, perhaps we should look at the standards for the international labor organizations. we should not pay public aid to countries that do not comply with the basic standards of the international labor organization. they have standards which everyone should comply with. and i also would like us to discuss the financing and possible tax on financial transactions. without this test, developed countries would not be able to increase public aid and to implement the commitments made in copenhagen if we do not have finances. all of our budgets are in deficit. these financings are absolutely essential to meet the millennium goals. shouldn't the g-20 be discussing the financing of a climate agreement? it

france is scheduled to hold the presidency of both the g-eight and g-20 in 2011. this comes to us courtesy of france 24 television. it is 45 minutes. >> this is compasses are wrong and the middle east. it is the case in europe were that treaty of lisbon and the decisions taken to deal with the financial crisis have prospects still to be developed if we're to make the european union a level player. the global economy has not yet produced a path of solid of sustainable growth, while the g-20 must prove that it has the determination to pursue the necessary reforms. at the big table where the decisions are made, new actors have joined to recognize powers with good reason. they're calling for their right to be recognized. but they also have to except that with these rights come duties and responsibilities. and they have to recognize that there are amazing success means that they must go beyond the reach it affects -- rigid requirements of their national problems. at this moment in history, when fate hangs in the balance, when the determination and unity. in order to pit

the g-20 gave impetus for this. . . are not the eve of the president says of the g-20 and the g-8. i want to play a collective role. france tends to act collectively. everybody has to move forward. we are living in a complex world. france has presided over the e.u. in the past but this is more complicated because there are more contradictory interests at stake. the peasants and the country people in china and france all require -- all have basically the same interests. a country like china can meet its monetary obligations and responsibilities. so consequently we have a great opportunity to make the forthcoming year a useful year for international stability. ambassadors, i rely on you to relay the message that france will continue to provide new ideas. france will be loyal to its past. fundamentally perhaps the world needs new ideas, new projects, new ambitions. we must get out of the routine which was useful in the 20th century structuresed around two world wars. france is ideally positioned. it is not a superpower, it is not a small power either. france is at the part of europe,

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but, that said, there is- there has been recognition, both in, in, in the following g-8 commitments in italy this july, around food security and a, um, commitment to, um, pool together twenty billion dollars to address food security. um, the obama administration has, ah, committed to, ah, doubling assistance to agriculture production, uh, and, and, not only looking at quantities of dollars towards aid, but the quality of that aid, which i think is really important, because if we're going to be able to improve development outcomes in a much more tighter budget environment, each aid dollar has to go farther. and so, this is about coordination. this is about realizing that there are thirteen different donors, ah, in the electricity sector in kabul, but there is no electricity. there's a lot of redundancy, there's a lot of waste. this needs to be wrung out of the system. and this is where political leadership needs to take place. it's not just about commitments at the g-8 or the g-20 about how much we're going to commit, it's taking the, the commitments and realizing them through changing

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showed the giants how far they are from being a ledge jet empty playoff contender, taking 3-4 from the git was a hot and muggy 90 degrees. the giants take the 1 or lead. bottom frame, the answer. two-run shot. 2-1 atlanta. derek lowe took command. gives burrell looking in the fourth. braves get out the tomahawk. giants limp home after a 2-4 road trip. oakland is going in a different direct. they take 2-# from the rangers. the young a's are a scrappy group. cahill led the charge. a's or a major league best 26-11 during day games. rangers strike first in the sixth. hamilton bloops one to left. elvis an drugs scores. texas with the lead. now 2-1 texas in the seventh. coke coke -- cocoa crisp, and guerrero has the game-ending double-play. >> like all golfers, tiger has finally hit a shrimp. today at the firestone course in ohio where he has won feign sometimes, he was 18o-over par -- 18-over par for the event. he couldn't do anything right this week, and today was no different. on the par-4 3rd. bogey. another par putt on 10. this time he pushes it. 25 holes of bogey or worse this week. even

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