08/06/2007 (Agence Europe) - Chairman of the European Parliament international trade committee Helmuth Markov (GUE, Germany) has said that the appointment of Robert Zoellick to succeed Paul Wolfowitz as president of the World Bank was “more continuity than a new start”. “For there to be a lasting resolution of the current crisis, the World Bank would have needed a new face and a new approach at its head. Thus, a more open procedure involving a wider range of candidates for the post of...