The "great and the good" at the G20 Summit Meeting in Cannes are discussing how they can resolve the Euro crisis in Europe. The reality of course is that they can do little, because all of their economies operate under the behest of the "markets" and the credit rating agencies, the front end of the global oligarchy. Obama, Burlesconi, Sarkozy, Cameron etc etc are all heading heavily indebted economies that render them as little more than puppets whose strings are being pulled to meet the needs of their controllers.
Meanwhile, an offshoot of the rapidly developing anti-globalisation movement has come up with a "Robin Hood Tax" that will take a miniscule amount of tax from every global electronic trading (gambling) transaction. This will help fund schemes to compensate social and environmenental suffering that results from such global trading activities. Most of the European Union leaders are coming around to the idea, but the British Prime Minister is strongly oposed to it, but as his Conservative Party receive funding from the City of London banking fraternity, one cannot expect anything different.
Please see:
Bill Nighy explains the Robin Hood Tax (BBC News) - YouTube