France
has threatened to walk out of this week’s scheduled G20 summit in London if
their demands for stricter financial regulations in the global market are not
established.
Talks
concerning financial regulations are expected to be a priority during the G20
summit and French President Nicolas Sarkozy is said to be prepared to walk away
if “the deliverables are not there.”
While
Sarkozy has pushed for tougher global regulations both U.S. President Barack
Obama and UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown have expressed caution about just how
far the regulations should go. Despite assurances that the G20 summit would
push for a solution to the economic troubles there has been obvious friction
between several participants.
Much
of the blame has been placed on the U.S. and its plans for extensive spending
as a means of pulling out of the financial crisis. That action has angered many
in Europe who have called the spending irresponsible and would only make
matters worse.
The
G20 participants are Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France,
Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South
Africa, South Korea, Turkey, the UK, the US and the EU.
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