Daily Bulletin | 18.11.2011, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 18.11.2011 | 19:30 UTC   Germany  |  Europe  |  Business  |  Sports  |  World  |  Science & Technology Germany Right-Wing Extremism Germany unveils strategy to combat far-right extremism A massive conference of government ministers and security experts in Berlin has drawn up plans to combat the rise of far-right extremism in Germany, following revelations of racially-motivated murders by neo-Nazis. German government unveils measures to tackle far-right extremism Did authorities underestimate the threat of right-wing terrorism? Focus: Right-wing extremism in Germany State and federal ministers meet to discuss neo-Nazi murders Germany plans registry of neo-Nazis after killing spree Germany faces difficult questions over neo-Nazi murders Europe Economy Britain, Germany fail to thrash out eurozone differences Following a meeting in Berlin to discuss the financial woes threatening the eurozone, Chancellor Angela Merkel and British PM David Cameron have agreed on the need for a decisive response, but have much left to resolve. Merkel, Cameron call for decisive action, 'greater cohesion' in eurozone crisis Merkel and Cameron discuss clashing euro views German pressure on EU riles British sensibilities Transaction tax proposal divides EU states Britain, Germany have vested interest in saving Ireland from debt crisis Italy New prime minister says Italian austerity 'crucial to future of euro' Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti has won a confidence vote in both houses of parliament after unveiling a plan to tackle his country's economic and debt crisis. Monti said the future of all of Europe depended on Italy. New Italian prime minister sworn in with government of technocrats New leaders in Greece, Italy call for united front to combat debt crisis Italy names Mario Monti as Berlusconi successor Business Finance How Europe can tackle future crises Basel III, a European finance ministry, debt mechanisms – there is no shortage of proposals and ideas for tackling future financial and economic crises in Europe. But which ones will really work? Higher bond rates stoke fears of a spread of the eurozone debt crisis Opinion: Europe must act now to prevent banking crisis Debt crisis is a 'baptism of fire' for the European Union Germany calls for eurozone to unilaterally implement finance tax Sports Bundesliga Dortmund face Week of Truth with three crucial clashes in seven days After making a slow start to the season, German champions Borussia Dortmund are hitting top form. It's well timed as they face a crucial week with games against Bayern, Arsenal and Schalke over the next seven days. Borussia Dortmund nudge past Bremen to take second place German clubs fail to shine in Champions League openers 'Geilness factor' hits all-time high as Borussia Dortmund revel in title bliss World Arab World Arab League risks Russian wrath by approaching West over Syria The Arab League has called on the West to head a Syrian contact group to coordinate policy and decide on any future action aganist Syria, with Britain and France the Arabs' preferred leaders - much to Russia's distaste. Focus: Syria's unprecedented unrest Opinion: Sanctions remain the only option to pressure Syria Pressure grows on Assad from all sides Iran Nuclear resolution keeps pressure on Iran but lacks teeth An IAEA resolution on Iran expresses 'deep and increasing concern' over a nuclear program which few now doubt has military links. A more strongly worded document failed to win support from Russia and China. India-Pakistan-Iran: The troubled triangle EU prepares new sanctions against Iran Iran warns West against military strike Science & Technology Research Swedish scientists create light from almost nothing Scientists at Chalmers University in Sweden have proved that a vacuum is not, in fact, empty, by capturing light in it. It is an experiment confirming a theory of quantum mechanics first proposed over 40 years ago. Faster-than-light result confirmed, European physicists say UK scientists shed new light on black hole physics New physics finding may lead to non-electronic gadgets, scientists say German scientists create 'super-photon' 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