Daily Bulletin | 01.11.2011, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 01.11.2011 | 19:30 UTC   Europe  |  Science & Technology  |  World  |  Sports Europe Referendum Greek referendum plan stuns Europe, markets Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou has offered voters a referendum on the latest EU deal to rescue the country from bankruptcy, which could lead to Greece's exit from the eurozone and new parliamentary elections. Greeks puzzled by referendum plan Greek editor Nick Malkoutzis says the way to the referendum is not clear Greek protesters shut down national holiday parade Global markets continue cautious rally after EU debt deal EU leaders agree haircut for Greece after marathon summit Science & Technology Internet Cyber-security pits West against China, Russia The UK government is pushing for ongoing dialogue for international standards for activity online. Meanwhile, Russia and China want a sovereign-based international cyber-agreement. Internet providers have role in fighting botnet infection, researcher says International hacktivists help Syrian citizens circumvent Internet censorship 'US-China cyber diplomacy unlikely to curb cyber crime:' Expert World Opinion Opinion: UNESCO decision a small, albeit costly, victory for Palestine Despite opposition from the US, Palestine has been accepted as a full member by UNESCO. On Monday, 107 members voted in favor, 14 voted against and 52 abstained. It was the right decision says DW's Bettina Marx. US pulls UNESCO funding after Palestine admitted as member Middle East Quartet pushes for fresh peace talks Germany opposes Palestinian independence bid at UN Arab World Libyan Council chooses new interim premier Libya's transitional government has picked a little-known engineer with petroleum sector experience as its interim prime minister. Abdul Raheem al-Keib plans to form his cabinet within two weeks. Concerns mount over security in the new Libya Revenge in Libya Libya: Developing a new media landscape Debate begins over how history will view NATO's intervention in Libya Opinion: A new era begins in Libya 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. Sports Bundesliga Calls grow in Germany to revise offside and other contentious rules A desire for improvement or an excuse to complain? However you see it, a number of Bundesliga bosses are unhappy with the rules as they stand. Deutsche Welle investigates whether there's any substance to all the griping. 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   Unsubscribe Personal Data Feedback Imprint   © 2011