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Daily Bulletin 02.11.2011 | 19:30 UTC   Europe  |  World  |  Sports  |  Business  |  Science & Technology Europe Finance Crisis mode in Cannes as Greece upsets the G20 applecart Cannes - the posh Mediterranean playpen of the European elite - is in the media spotlight again; but this time it's for a three-day G20 summit focused on sorting out the financial fate of Greece. German minister says no going back on Greek bailout Opinion: A risky Greek gambit with few alternatives Charting the G20's attempts to douse economic flames Crime Wikileaks founder Assange loses extradition appeal WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange could be extradited from Britain to Sweden within two weeks to face allegations of sex crimes, after a British court rejected his appeal. Wikileaks halts publishing after funding block WikiLeaks blames Guardian, unnamed German for cable leaks Swedish-style gender equality arrives in the bedroom World Arab World 'If justice doesn't start now, Libya will become a second Afghanistan' As Libyans begin to enjoy their new-found freedom, the country faces a myriad of problems in the months ahead. A former exiled Libyan tells Deutsche Welle about the dangers of Libya turning into the next Afghanistan. Debate begins over how history will view NATO's intervention in Libya Opinion: A new era begins in Libya Human Rights Ai Weiwei says tax evasion charges betray Beijing's weaknesses Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has been handed a multi-million euro bill for backtaxes and fines, not long after his release from prison. He told Deutsche Welle that he thinks the charges are designed simply to silence him. Ai Weiwei is hit with multi-million-euro tax bill Artist Ai Weiwei accepts a professorship at Berlin university Ai Weiwei released but not yet free Dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei released on bail Sports Hooliganism Dynamo Dresden faces ban for fan misbehavior The German second division soccer club Dynamo Dresden faces a ban from next season's German Cup inter-league play after its fans rioted during a loss to first division Dortmund last week. Dynamo Dresden struggles to shake off hooligans Frankfurt pitch invasion renews hooliganism fears Business Corporate Governance Corruption watchdog calls on G20 to crack down on bribery In many parts of the world, bribery is just a part of doing business. A new study by Transparency International shows Russian and Chinese companies pay kickbacks regularly, while German firms are cleaning up their acts. Charting the G20's attempts to douse economic flames Financial crime becomes less frequent, but more damaging New EU rules could force miners to air their dirty laundry Technology lets developing nations fight corruption Science & Technology Internet UK digital rights activist critical of domestic Internet policy As the British foreign ministry concludes its London Conference on Cyberspace, activists say the UK's domestic cyber policy is behind the times. Web freedom activist Peter Bradwell tells DW why. Cyber-security pits West against China, Russia Cameron's call for social media clampdown sparks criticism More online surveillance needed, officials in Europe say 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.   Unsubscribe Personal Data Feedback Imprint   © 2011