Mirror | Irresponsible bankers who take unacceptable risks or mis-sell products to customers should be barred from the profession.

Bloomberg | Europe’s debt crisis roils financial markets and threatens a global recession.

The Telegraph | Prince’s environmental rant stops just short of advocating population reduction

Daily Mail | US scientist narrowly escaped the death penalty after admitting trying to sell U.S. secrets to Israeli spies

Guardian | Evidence suggests that this event was coordinated and run by western intel agencies

You Tube | Crotatian Political class is already being bought by the EU.

Sky News | A genuine split in government over damaging climate alarmist policies

Washington’s Blog | You would assume thatat least there is not widespread slavery, as in ancient Egypt or the American south.

Times of India | India’s war of words over latest Wikileaks dump

Guardian | Al Qaeda fighter now in charge of Tripoli security claims he was tortured by CIA agents

Zero Hedge | Wondering why gold at $1850 is cheap, or why gold at double that price will also be cheap?

Reuters | Hundreds of thousands marched for lower living costs in the largest such rally in Israel’s history.

Voice of America | Human Rights Watch said Sunday the NTC should release those detained as mercenaries “solely due to their dark skin color.”

RT | Syria is facing a fresh round of sanctions targeting its oil exports.

Daily Mail| The net widens in British Royal paedophile investigation

London Guardian | The spin here is that only African Gaddafi mercenaries are looting the weapons.

BBC | The Guardian and three other newspapers who have collaborated with Wikileaks said they “deplore” the move.

John Daly | Libya has the largest proven oil reserves in Africa with 42 billion barrels of oil.

Dutch News | The Netherlands is working towards an EU oil embargo and new EU sanctions.

UPI | Shiite protesters later were reported clashing with security forces.

Money Morning | Countries that supported the overthrow of Gadhafi likely to get first crack at post-war Libyan oil.

RT| UK media outlets face court action if they do not comply with police demands

Herald Sun | US and Australian attempted to derail El Baradei and Iran’s civilian nuclear power program

YNet | Israeli military said that it has sent two additional warships to the Red Sea border with Egypt.

Politico | Bill would require the UN adopt a voluntary budget model, in which countries selectively choose which UN agencies to fund.

Andrew Steele | Noncompliance is the first step to saving lives.

Russia Today | A plan for Libya by The United Nations has leaked out to the media.

Newsessentials Blog | Meetings between US officials and a Taliban spokesperson meant to stay hush-hush were made public by the Afghan government.

We Are Change Switzerland | Activists confront Swiss Federal Councillor, and are immediately led away and held for questioning by undercover police.

BBC | The wife and three children of fugitive Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi have entered Algeria, the Algerian foreign ministry says.

London Guardian | Human rights campaigners say Chinese factories using children as young as 14 and that workers forced to do overtime.

Simon Denyer | Record of abuse, torture and the extrajudicial killing of captured pro-Gaddafi fighters.

AFP | Tensions flared this year after the Philippines and Vietnam accused China of becoming increasingly aggressive.

Con Coughlin | Enter the SAS to save the day.

Human Rights Examiner | Independent journalist slain after U.S. allegedly ordered targeted killings.

AFP | China’s largest oil and gas producer has shut down six major projects in the region.

Xinhua | London-based Economist Intelligence Unit says eurozone breakup would have “disastrous consequences.”

PhysOrg | At the core, just 147 entities control nearly 40 percent of all of monetary value of transnational corporations, study finds.

AFP | “The Bank will reengage with Libya just as soon as we can be helpful in the country’s recovery.”

Tony Cartalucci | NATO bluff called by Qaddafi, rebels’ victory facade crumbles.

Reuters | The “Black Death” of debt crisis across the euro zone will hurt China by sapping demand for exports.

FT | Greece’s four largest banks agreed to take up a €50m convertible bond.

Al Jazeera | Gaddafi pledges to stay in Tripoli until the end in new audio address.

AFP | Will ask judge to dismiss all charges against the former IMF chief.

FT | Relations between Israel and Egypt are facing fresh strain in the wake of this week’s deadly cross-border raid by Palestinian militants.

AFP | Statement during talks with VP Joe Biden after a historic downgrade of the U.S. credit rating.

Reuters | An international body said on Friday it would mount an operation to evacuate thousands of foreigners trapped in Tripoli by rebel advances.

The Alex Jones Channel | Alex welcomes back to the show Bob Bowman, a former Director of Advanced Space Programs Development for the U.S. Air Force in the Ford and Carter administrations.

Philip Zelikow | Now foreign policy mainly consists of adjusting the domestic policies of different states.

Paul Joseph Watson | NATO powers call for Bashar al-Assad to give up power.