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Daily Bulletin 03.11.2011 | 19:30 UTC   Europe  |  World  |  Germany  |  Science & Technology  |  Culture & Lifestyle Europe Referendum Papandreou reconsiders referendum on bailout deal Greece's prime minister is open to forming a caretaker government and holding new elections to avoid a referendum on the latest bailout package. The move comes after intense domestic and international pressure. Germany and France talk tough over Greek referendum Greek woes overshadow G20 agenda Greek haircut: When 50 percent is not half Opinion: Greece must take its medicine Greek drama sets the scene for G20 summit German minister says no going back on Greek bailout International Relations Compromise with Georgia clears way for Russian WTO membership After waiting for nearly two decades, Russia appears set to join the World Trade Organization by the year's end after reaching a compromise with rival Georgia. The G20 welcomed the prospect of Russian membership. Abkhazia votes for pro-Russian president Breakaway Abkhazia heads to the polls Georgian police crack down on protesters on Independence Day World Economy The long learning curve of the European Union The European debt crisis has already shattered many of the founding myths of the European Monetary Union. But more need to fall fast if Europe hopes to ever fully resolve the crisis, argues Peter A. Hall. ECB cuts interest rates to ward off recession Germany Health Babies' deaths put spotlight on hospital hygiene The deaths of three premature babies in a Bremen neonatal clinic has prompted renewed calls for more hygienic expertise in German hospitals. Premature babies - starting out right EU to boost E. coli, pathogen research funding German scientists discover new treatment for antibiotic-resistant bacteria Investigation exonerates staff of babies' deaths in German clinic Human Rights Ugandan journalist fights for gay rights Homosexuals in Uganda risk being discriminated against, beaten up and raped. Lillian is a Ugandan journalist, who has been granted asylum in Germany. She was lucky, as many asylum applications are denied. Commonwealth removes gender discrimination from royal succession Gay conversion therapy gaining European followers Under international pressure, Uganda mulls amending anti-gay bill Science & Technology Research Humans roamed Europe much earlier than thought New studies suggest that the first anatomically modern humans date back to over 40,000 years ago. This extends the amount of time that Neanderthals and modern humans overlapped by thousands of years. Scientists find evidence of previously unknown human ancestor Scientists discover Neanderthal and human brain similarities Scientists assert finger length and sexual promiscuity linked in human ancestors Culture & Lifestyle Culture Russia's opera temple: how much should culture cost? With plenty of pomp, Moscow has reopened its legendary Bolshoi Theater. The total renovation of the building devoured hundreds of millions of dollars. But expensive reconstruction projects aren't just a Russian thing. Moscow's Bolshoi Theater to raise curtain after reconstruction marathon German orchestras beginning to worry about their futures Funding squeeze leaves German theaters gasping for breath NL Promotion 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