Daily Bulletin | 21.11.2011, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 21.11.2011 | 19:30 UTC   Europe  |  World  |  Germany  |  Business  |  Science & Technology Europe Spain Financial markets unimpressed by Spain's conservative win Spanish markets have fallen despite a landslide election win by Spain's conservative People's Party. Prime Minister-in-waiting Mariano Rajoy promised to govern "for all" but warned against expecting miracles. Rajoy celebrates victory in Spain How can Spain emerge from economic crisis? Opinion: Spain's new leader has one chance to get it right Spanish press review: 'An unprecedented defeat' In Catalonia, upcoming vote gives little hope for more autonomy Spain's ruling Socialists suffer election losses as protests rumble on Eastern Europe Hungary seeks financial help from the EU, IMF In a dramatic policy U-turn, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has asked the European Union and the International Monetary Fund for "possible" financial assistance in the face of economic woes. Theater row deepens concern over Hungary's burgeoning nationalism Financial markets slip back into the danger zone, warns IMF IMF issues grave warning for world economy Kosovo Kosovo Serbs apply en masse for Russian citizenship Thousands of Kosovo Serbs have applied for Russian citizenship. This has raised eyebrows in the Russian parliament in particular, but their chances of being granted Russian citizenship remain unclear. NATO begins dismantling Serb barricade in northern Kosovo Serbia edges closer to EU candidate status Kosovo tensions visible as Merkel visits Belgrade Opinion: Kosovo border conflict could hurt Serbia's EU chances Turkey Turkish bus convoy attacked in northern Syria A bus carrying Turkish pilgrims has come under attack in the Syrian city of Homs, with two people reportedly injured. The attack comes as Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan advises Syrian President Assad to step down. Germany announces plans for more EU sanctions against Syria Arab League suspends Syria Fear stalks Syrian city of Homs as assassinations continue World Arab World Protests in Cairo spill into third day, as death toll mounts Over 30 people have died in the ongoing clashes between police and demonstrators in Cairo's Tahrir Square. The controversial military government has vowed the unrest will not delay upcoming elections. Protesters return to Tahrir Square West strikes dangerous balance in dealings with Egypt's military 'If it comes to further clashes it will only embitter the protesters more' Opinion: As Egyptians fight for democracy, Europe must take a stand Frustration has 'replaced euphoria' in Egypt Germany Extremism An eastern German town fights back against neo-Nazis Neo-Nazis have targeted an eastern German town to become one of their new strongholds. But the majority of residents of Neuruppin don't want them there, and are taking a stand against right-wing extremists. Victims of neo-Nazi killings to be remembered Merkel calls for full investigation into neo-Nazi murders Germany faces difficult questions over neo-Nazi murders German government concerned about homegrown, right-wing terrorism Business Industry German raw materials alliance digs in The international run on raw materials has prompted a group of German companies to form a team and enter the race. The companies plan to launch an exploration venture early next year. A lack of raw materials - will Europe suffer? Recycling rare earth elements is a tough task Why the world can't afford to waste its waste China's new rush for gold Science & Technology Internet Internet filter in Turkey sparks fears of censorship Turkish telecommunications authorities will soon introduce a new Internet filter that would ban pornographic and separatist material online, despite numerous demonstrations decrying the move as censorship. More online surveillance needed, officials in Europe say Turkey headed to a one-party system, critics say Turkish Internet filter to block free access to information 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.   Unsubscribe Personal Data Feedback Imprint   © 2011