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Daily Bulletin 04.11.2011 | 19:30 UTC   Europe  |  World  |  Culture & Lifestyle  |  Science & Technology Europe International Relations G20 grapples with global economic shift - and the eurozone debt crisis The world's 20 largest economies met for a final day of crisis talks in Cannes, where they wrestled with a global shift from the developed nations to powerful new emerging economies - and irritation from the eurozone. Greek premier faces cliffhanger confidence vote Opinion: G20 partners lose confidence in Europe Focus: Eurozone in crisis Italy agrees to international monitoring of economic reform Greek premier struggles for political survival after referendum rethink Elections In Catalonia, upcoming vote gives little hope for more autonomy Catalan nationalism has been steadily rising over the past several years, but the near-certain victory of the conservative People's Party leaves little doubt that more self-governance is a distant dream. How seven years in charge have changed Spain's Zapatero Cheers, tears and blood at Barcelona's final bullfight Spain's ruling Socialists suffer election losses as protests rumble on World Refugees Syrian Kurds take up anti-Assad struggle Kurdish activists are supporting the current uprising against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, but fear that their people's demands for autonomy are going unanswered in the midst of the struggle. 'The mountains are not a place for a winter holiday' Between hope and despair - the latest Kurdish conflict in Turkey Risk of Kurdish uprising in Syria puts regional powers on alert Culture & Lifestyle Art Cleaning lady destroys contemporary sculpture with her scrubbing A museum cleaning lady has managed to remove what she saw as a pesky beige stain lining a plastic tub in an art installation. But the museum says that now the piece, worth 800,000 euros, is ruined. New Gerhard Richter film reveals painter's secret process Art and history are shaping Cameroon's future Turner Prize winner opens biggest installation ever in Aachen Technology Digital art presents preservation challenges for museums Digital artworks have been part of museum collections for years, and it's a trend likely to expand. But when old software or hardware faces compatibility issues or breaks, what can museums do? Behind the scenes at the renovated Frankfurt Film Museum Data visualizations emerge across newsrooms, online publishers What's old is new again at Art Cologne First online art fair struggles to impress collectors Science & Technology Space After 520 days, crew completes simulated roundtrip flight to Mars Six researchers have shown they can survive the isolation and the cramped quarters that would be asked of any person attempting the long trip to Mars and back. Astronomers detect huge water reservoir in space ESA announces new missions studying the Sun and dark energy Findings indicate Einstein was right about relativity Religion Hajj pilgrimage enters digital age Performing a religious ritual like hajj and using a smartphone is no contrast. Modern Muslim pilgrims can stay connected via platforms like Facebook and Twitter. Mecca Journal: Among guest workers Rain over Mecca How to slaughter a digital sheep 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. 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