Daily Bulletin | 16.11.2011, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 16.11.2011 | 19:30 UTC   Europe  |  Germany  |  Business  |  World  |  Environment & Development Europe Economy Higher bond rates stoke fears of a spread of the eurozone debt crisis Interest rates have jumped sharply for France, Belgium, Austria, Finland and the Netherlands. This has fueled fears that the eurozone's sovereign debt crisis could be about to spread even further. Call for more integration as way out of euro crisis New leaders in Greece, Italy call for united front to combat debt crisis Debt crisis raises questions about eurozone's future as recession looms Opinion: G20 partners lose confidence in Europe Economy New Italian prime minister sworn in with government of technocrats Italy's new prime minister has formed a government to push through austerity measures. Economics professor Mario Monti filled his cabinet with technocrats instead of politicians. New leaders in Greece, Italy call for united front to combat debt crisis Italy names Mario Monti as Berlusconi successor Debt crisis raises questions about eurozone's future as recession looms Russia Dancing, singing, blogging: Kremlin party campaigns for young voters Plastic masks of Putin and Medvedev are among the unusual campaign methods being used to secure victory for the Kremlin party, United Russia. It's their reaction to falling poll ratings. Russia's Communists gain momentum in run-up to elections Opinion: Putin's return asks more questions than it answers US and Germany vow to continue progress with Putin's Russia Politics Right-wing populists gain political ground in Greece For the first time in nearly 40 years, a far-right party is sharing power in the Greek government. But in the midst of a political crisis, the Popular Orthodox Rally is becoming increasingly mainstream. New leaders in Greece, Italy call for united front to combat debt crisis New Greek prime minister to roll out painful austerity measures Opinion: Political parties hold new Greek premier in a chokehold Germany Right-Wing Extremism Investigators say neo-Nazi group had more helpers German authorities believe the neo-Nazi group allegedly behind a string of immigrant murders in the past may have had a bigger network than previously assumed. The case continues to raise many questions. Germany shocked by right-wing terrorism Focus: Right-wing extremism in Germany A blind eye turned to right-wing terror? 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 Business Finance Bankers reflect on crisis at Euro Finance Week The eurozone crisis has been dominating discussions at the high-level "Euro Finance Week" conference this week in Frankfurt. Some financial leaders want improved regulation, while others are lobbying hard to prevent it. Deutsche Bank CEO under investigation for giving false testimony New leaders in Greece, Italy call for united front to combat debt crisis Demonstrators return to protest against financial markets The long learning curve of the European Union World Arab World Erdogan heaps pressure on Assad as Turkey-Syria relations deteriorate Relations between former allies Turkey and Syria have deteriorated to such an extent over the Syrian government's crackdown that the threat of a military exchange is becoming a distinct possibility. Assad digs in for the long haul Risk of Kurdish uprising in Syria puts regional powers on alert Turkey embraces Mideast amid domestic worries Environment & Development Environment Germany serves as example of a sustainable economy The world's seventh billion person was born recently and population is set to continue growing. A conference in Bonn addresses how a sustainable economy could help the growing world will cope with limited resources. German development policy looks to the land Is our planet running out of space? Experts link food security to greener farming 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