Daily Bulletin | 31.10.2011, 19:30 UTC

If you cannot view this message correctly, please click here.

Daily Bulletin 31.10.2011 | 19:30 UTC   World  |  Environment & Development  |  Germany  |  Sports  |  Culture & Lifestyle World United Nations US pulls UNESCO funding after Palestine admitted as member The United States has announced it will withhold funding for UNESCO after the UN's cultural body admitted Palestine as a member. The US sees UNESCO's decision as counterproductive to the Middle East peace process. Peace process in the balance after Palestinian statehood bid 'No shortcut' to peace in Middle East, says Obama Palestinian refugees question ramifications of statehood Arab World Mission accomplished?: Taking stock of NATO's Libya legacy With Gadhafi and his troops now finally defeated, NATO's intervention in the skies above Libya appears to have been a success. But the mission was risky, and may not be a good model for the future. Germany faces questions over alleged spy agency involvement in Libya Debate begins over how history will view NATO's intervention in Libya World leaders look to new Libyan future after Gadhafi's death Environment & Development Opinion Hunger is a political problem Although there is more than enough food to feed the world's growing population, a global economic system that benefits the industrialized nations creates hunger in developing countries, says DW's Ute Schaeffer. UN warns hunger is rising amid major price swings Instability to blame for famine in Horn of Africa, aid groups say New FAO director aims to heal schisms, protect food prices The Hungry World Every three seconds ... ... someone starves to death. DW-WORLD.DE takes a deeper look at the politics, the economy and the science of hunger. Each Monday anew. The causes and the answers. Germany Politics Merkel's party reconsiders minimum wage in policy about-face German Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-right Christian Democrats have been looking at the idea of introducing a minimum wage. The rethink comes despite an agreement with their coalition colleagues ruling out the idea. Germany's ruling party considers a national minimum wage Critics question Lidl's call for 10-euro minimum wage Poverty a growing issue even in wealthy Germany Cleaners stage protest in Dortmund and Cologne Integration Turks in Germany - from employee to employer In the 50 years of mass Turkish immgration to Germany, Turks have founded almost 80,000 companies in Germany. But, for many of them, the road to success has been long and difficult. A guest worker's daughter tells her story My first day in 'Almanya' Turkish guest workers transformed German society How Germany became a country of immigrants Germany took too long to face reality, says migration department head Sports Bundesliga Bremen's Pizarro, other veterans teaching the kids a thing or two After Dortmund won the league last season with the youngest-ever squad, youth was all anyone talked about in the Bundesliga. But this year old-timers are posting numbers that show there's more to the game than just age. Dynamo Dresden struggles to shake off hooligans Eberl's collaborative approach paying off at Mönchengladbach Bad starts mean the party's over in Mainz and Freiburg Culture & Lifestyle History Naked bodies, holy world: Online archive shows Hitler's artistic vision The art of the Third Reich was meant to be viewed as classic and superior in taste. But newly found photographs of art exhibitions show just how banal Nazi art really was. Memory is essential to architecture, says Daniel Libeskind Dresden's revamped Military History Museum takes new look at war New Gerhard Richter film reveals painter's secret process   Unsubscribe Personal Data Feedback Imprint   © 2011