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Daily Bulletin 15.11.2011 | 19:30 UTC   Germany  |  Culture & Lifestyle  |  Europe  |  Business  |  Sports  |  World Germany Right-Wing Extremism A blind eye turned to right-wing terror? For 13 years, a band of right-wing extremists are believed to have carried out murders of immigrants in Germany. Intelligence agencies seem to have been unaware of the background to the murders. How was this possible? Intelligence agencies face criticism Focus: Right-wing extremism in Germany Why is it so hard to ban a party that preaches xenophobia? Opinion: New right-wing terror in Germany; action is needed Germany faces difficult questions over neo-Nazi murders Culture & Lifestyle Press Freedom Writing can be deadly The Day of the Imprisoned Writer aims to recognize writers who resist the repression of the freedom of speech. The international P.E.N. organization is particularly active in helping those persecuted for their writings. Liu's peace prize has not improved rights in China, say experts Media watchdog calls on Myanmar to ensure press freedom Young El Salvadorian journalist writes in safety from Hamburg Europe Islamic World Trial opens for Mohammed cartoonist attack plot Three men accused of plotting to bomb the Danish newspaper, Jyllands-Posten, for printing cartoons of the prophet Mohammed pleaded not guilty in a Norwegian court on Tuesday. Satirical magazine fire-bombed in Paris Danish courts sentences cartoonist attacker to prison House of Swedish 'Muhammad' cartoonist attacked Business Energy Gazprom moves closer to consumers in Germany Russia has taken yet another step in its push to penetrate the German natural gas market. State-owned Gazprom, already the largest provider of gas to big German utilities, now plans to sell directly to end consumers. Nord Stream pipeline brings Russia and Germany closer together As EU demand for gas shifts, Nord Stream faces uncertain future EU antitrust investigators raid gas companies Planned Russian-backed pipeline raises concerns in EU Banking Deutsche Bank CEO under investigation for giving false testimony Prosecutors are investigating the head of Germany's biggest bank, Josef Ackermann, on charges that he gave false testimony during the 2002 bankruptcy trial of German media tycoon Leo Kirch. Deutsche Bank questions recapitalization strategy Deutsche Bank on the prowl for wealthier clients, report says British investigators probe Deutsche Bank Sports Soccer Germany goes on offensive against soccer violence Aggressive and violent fans for years have been a problem in the German football league. Now, the country's interior minister hopes to create a safer environment for the sport's spectators through an outreach program. Cult club 1. FC Union Berlin sells stadium to fans Dynamo Dresden faces ban for fan misbehavior Dynamo Dresden struggles to shake off hooligans World Development Aid 'It's down to lack of competence more than anything' Gaffe-prone American presidential candidates aren't the only ones questioning the effectiveness of developmental aid. DW spoke to an activist group that says the entire process is in dire need of more transparency. German development policy looks to the land Budget cuts threaten US 'smart power' plans Ambitious reform of US development policy is no blueprint for Germany Middle East Beirut's hidden Jewish community Lebanon's miniscule Jewish community is rebuilding its synagogue, which was destroyed during the civil war. Lebanese Jews continue to keep a low profile - and the construction site in Beirut is heavily guarded. Growing fears of escalation in Lebanon Lebanon gives new rights to Palestinian refugees More DW Coming home You only miss it, when it's gone. Your homeland. But what is it? Is it a country? A feeling? Watch our series "Coming Home" and tell us what you associate with your homeland. 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