Daily Bulletin | 07.11.2011, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 07.11.2011 | 19:30 UTC   Business  |  World  |  Europe  |  Sports  |  Science & Technology Business Finance German gold reserves are off limits: economy minister Germany rejects G20 proposals that would see national central banks contribute reserves to an IMF-backed vehicle designed to boost the financial firepower of the eurozone rescue war chest. Greek leaders discuss new unity government Berlusconi fights to maintain majority in Italian parliament Greek euro-crisis solution hinges on political wrangling Bankruptcy in Greece risks destabilizing global financial system World Middle East Israel debates military strike against Iran Israeli media, politicians and analysts have been discussing for a week the possibility of a military strike against Iranian nuclear facilities, but the country and its allies are far from a unified stance. New Iran nuclear report set to increase Middle East tensions Tensions between Israel and Iran reach new heights Hawks and doves divided over US response to Iran Terrorism Nigerian Islamic extremists reportedly reaching out to al Qaeda Nigeria is on high alert again after the radical Islamic group Boko Haram launched a fresh wave of terror attacks in northeastern Nigeria. The group is reportedly strengthening its ties to al Qaeda militants. Death toll rises after Nigeria UN bomb blast EU welcomes Nigeria's 'credible election' but condemns violence Nigerians on edge as ballots are counted Degrees of democracy in a world where one size doesn't fit all Europe Greece Greek leaders discuss new unity government Greek leaders have begun talks on a new, temporary unity government in Athens. Prime Minister George Papandreou will not be at the helm. Germany's economics minister has said Greece must pick from two distinct paths. Greece agrees to coalition without Papandreou EU ministers to discuss new bailout fund Monday Focus: Eurozone in crisis Greek euro-crisis solution hinges on political wrangling Bankruptcy in Greece risks destabilizing global financial system Terrorism Carlos the Jackal goes on trial for French bombings Carlos the Jackal, once one of the most wanted men in the world, went on trial again Monday in Paris to answer for deadly bombings nearly 30 years ago in France. Germany frees last convicted member of Red Army Faction Left party leader's communist remarks spark outrage Terrorist Suspects Surrender After 19 Years France France announces new austerity measures to maintain AAA rating French Prime Minister Francois Fillon has said that meeting the country's deficit reduction targets will require 100 billion euros in savings over the next five years and cuts to the 2012 budget. Bankruptcy in Greece risks destabilizing global financial system The long learning curve of the European Union Sports Bundesliga Coming up agonizingly short is becoming an Augsburg speciality It's no wonder that as the league's smallest club Augsburg are bottom of the table. Yet their results suggest they're not that bad. The main problem may be a simple lack of confidence. Bremen's Pizarro, other veterans teaching the kids a thing or two Podolski strikes twice in Cologne victory Bremen miss chance to capitalize on Bayern's slip Science & Technology Justice Facebook could face increased legal pressure in Germany, experts say Using Facebook is risky, the German Constitutional Court has warned. The issue of saving user data is likely to eventually come before the courts, although German and European law limits prosecution of private companies. Facebook meets with German parliamentary sub-committee Facebook use correlates to larger brain regions, study shows Facebook faces flood of access requests, new Irish privacy audit 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