Daily Bulletin | 10.11.2011, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 10.11.2011 | 19:30 UTC   Europe  |  Business  |  World  |  Science & Technology  |  Culture & Lifestyle Europe European Union Greek parties tap former central banker as interim prime minister Greek party leaders have agreed on Lucas Papademos, a former vice president of the European Central Bank, to head a new interim government until early elections are called some time next year. Papademos to become Greek prime minister Markets bracing for euro fallout Opinion: Greek leadership struggle was undignified Debt crisis raises questions about eurozone's future as recession looms Bankruptcy in Greece risks destabilizing global financial system Greece faces deadlock over unity government Opinion: Greece must take its medicine Crime Ex-Croatian prime minister pleads 'not guilty' in corruption trial Croatia's former prime minister has denied accepting bribes from a Hungarian oil company as his corruption trial resumed in Zagreb. Sanader already stands accused of receiving bribes from an Austrian bank. Merkel's tour of Croatia and Serbia to focus on economic ties Former Croatian PM gives up extradition appeal for sake of EU accession Austria approves extradition of ex-Croatian leader Sanader Business Italy Italian president pushes tough sell on skeptical markets Skepticism prevailed on the markets regarding Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's announcement that he would step down, leading the country's president to assure that a swift transition was coming. Berlusconi vows to resign Italian borrowing costs hit unsustainable level Opinion: Berlusconi's resignation was necessary Financial markets lose faith in Italy Energy Time running out to curb global warming, watchdog warns The International Energy Agency has warned that the world faces irreversible and dangerous climate change if governments fail to cut rising subsidies for fossil fuels and take steps to increase energy efficiency. Libya may serve as example to other oil rich countries Nord Stream: A commercial project with a political vision Turkey taps wind power to sustain growth Aviation German government agrees to board EADS After failing to find a private investor, the German government has agreed to acquire Daimler's shares in aerospace group EADS to maintain a Franco-German balance at Airbus' parent company. Analysts applaud the move. EADS plans to expand into cyber protection EADS profits up in 2010 Disappointed EADS is still upbeat in the US Berlin mulls EADS future post-Daimler World Natural Disasters Fresh earthquake topples buildings in eastern Turkey An earthquake of magnitude 5.6 struck eastern Turkey Wednesday evening, less than three weeks after a massive quake killed more than 600 people in the same area. At least eight people have been killed. Israeli aid arrives in Turkey as quake toll rises Hundreds feared buried as search for Turkish quake survivors goes on Eyewitnesses describe terror of Van quake Science & Technology Privacy Hamburg considers suing Facebook over facial recognition feature Hamburg's state data protection authority is preparing legal action against Facebook, saying 'further negotiations are pointless.' Meanwhile, German and EU officials have discussed a new pan-EU law on data protection. Facebook could face increased legal pressure in Germany, experts say Facebook meets with German parliamentary sub-committee Facebook's 'Like' a hot button issue in Germany Culture & Lifestyle Arab World Arab filmmakers celebrate the absence of fear This year's uprisings in the Middle East have sparked interest in the Arab Film Festival Berlin, which closes Thursday. Cinema buffs looked for explanations to the Arab Spring, and found a good deal of optimism. Authors at Berlin festival talk about 'writing the Arab Spring' Birthplace of Arab Spring still waiting to see real change Democratic reforms still distant dreams six months into Arab Spring 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