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Daily Bulletin 30.10.2011 | 19:30 UTC   World  |  Germany  |  Visit Germany  |  Europe  |  Sports  |  Science & Technology World Arab World Assad warns intervention would create Middle East 'earthquake' Syria's president Bashar al-Assad, has sought to discourage any Western intervention in the unrest besetting his country, as anti-government demonstrators continue to resist a state crackdown on dissent. Syria warns against Western intervention Syrian opposition seeks momentum after Gadhafi's death Syria promises new constitution as UN warns of civil war Russia and China veto new sanctions against the Syrian regime Middle East EU condemns renewed violence between Israel and Gaza A new spate of violence in the Gaza Strip and southern Israel is eroding an Egyptian-brokered August ceasefire. Since Wednesday, 10 Palestinians and one Israeli have been killed. Middle East Quartet pushes for fresh peace talks Opinion: Hamas is the winner in prisoner swap Shalit reunited with family in Israel following prisoner swap Germany Society How Germany became a country of immigrants Turks first came to West Germany in large numbers after a worker recruitment agreement was signed on October 30, 1961. At the time, neither the 'guest workers' nor the German authorities expected them to stay long term. Turkish guest workers transformed Germany society Germany took too long to face reality, says migration department head Germans warm up to immigration but miss the point, say experts Paperwork makes migrants shy away from German citizenship Visit Germany Film Behind the scenes at the renovated Frankfurt Film Museum Frankfurt's Film Museum reopened in 2011 after long renovations. There's more space and a new concept that focuses on drawing visitors into both film history and the filmmaking process. Dresden's revamped Military History Museum takes new look at war Libeskind returns as architect for Jewish Museum Berlin annex Schwarzenegger museum opens in Austria Europe Eastern Europe Bulgaria's conservatives cement their power with presidential win Early exit polls from Bulgaria's presidential election runoff have indicated that center-right candidate Rosen Plevneliev from the GERB party has won by a wide margin. Bulgarian school puts chess on the curriculum Bulgarian presidential favorite faces head-to-head battle Bulgarian pensioners grow cannabis for cash Work Nokia factory closure spells lights out for workers in Cluj Three years ago, Nokia announced it would close a factory in the German city of Bochum to move to a cheaper facility outside Cluj, Romania. Now, the factory in Cluj is set to be closed at the end of the year. Nokia is painfully packing up in Europe 'Nokia effect' lures investors to Romania Nokia Plant Closure Draws Germany's Attention to Bochum Sports Motor racing Dominant Vettel wins Indian Grand Prix Motor racing's Sebastian Vettel stuck to his winning ways on Sunday, taking the checkered flag in India's first-ever Formula One Grand Prix. It was the defending champion's 11th victory of the season. India gears up for first Formula One race Heppenheim celebrates its second champion 'Full throttle all the time' - Vettel's career is like his driving Science & Technology Internet Online giant Google funds Internet institute in Berlin Internet giant Google is investing in a research institute that will look at the relationship between the web and society in general. However, some are questioning the motives that it has for doing so. Google bends to European privacy worries with WiFi opt-out plan Facebook's 'Like' a hot button issue in Germany Google appoints first scholars to Internet research institute   Unsubscribe Personal Data Feedback Imprint   © 2011