Daily Bulletin | 22.11.2011, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 22.11.2011 | 19:30 UTC   World  |  Germany  |  Europe  |  Business World Middle East Egyptian military agrees to polls and new cabinet, as protesters gather Bowing to demands from protesters, Egypt's ruling military council has agreed to form a new government that will run a presidential election to be held before next July. Egyptians gather for a mass rally as military give way West strikes dangerous balance in dealings with Egypt's military Rights group decries Egyptian military's 'broken promises' Protesters call for mass rally as Egypt's cabinet offers resignation Iran Western powers serve up fresh sanctions against Iran The United States, Britain, Canada and France have turned up the heat on Iran over allegations it tested nuclear warhead designs. But Russia has condemned the move. Nuclear resolution keeps pressure on Iran but lacks teeth IAEA to discuss bold vision of nuclear arms-free Middle East Iran's opposition in exile speaks out against possible military strike India-Pakistan-Iran: The troubled triangle Human Rights UN human rights committee condemns Syrian crackdown A key United Nations committee has condemned Syria for its bloody crackdown on pro-democracy protesters, increasing the diplomatic isolation of President Bashar al-Assad. Turkish bus convoy attacked in northern Syria Opinion: Sanctions remain the only option to pressure Syria Arab League suspends Syria Arab World More questions than answers about NATO's Libya role The reasons and the consequences behind NATO's bombing on the Libyan town of Majer still remain unclear three months on. Deutsche Welle visited the scene of one of the darkest episodes in Libya's war. Libya struggles to maintain order in the face of post-Gadhafi chaos Mission accomplished?: Taking stock of NATO's Libya legacy Debate begins over how history will view NATO's intervention in Libya Germany Extremism Parliament expresses shame over far-right murder spree in Germany As new details emerge about a group of neo-Nazis suspected of 10 killings, Germany's main political parties have apologized for the shortcomings of the country's security agencies. German parliament takes up neo-Nazi challenge Germany unveils strategy to combat far-right extremism Banning Germany's far-right NPD a tricky issue Opinion: New right-wing terror in Germany; action is needed Europe Ukraine Ukraine authorizes Tymoschenko for treatment outside jail After her trial and conviction was denounced as a farce, Ukrainian opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko has been reportedly suffering from severe back pain, leading the president to authorize out-of-jail treatment. EU postpones free trade talks with Ukrainian president Ex-communist EU states vow to block Ukraine ties over Tymoshenko Opinion: Tymoshenko verdict sends an alarming signal to the West Business Aviation Lufthansa returns to Rio as business booms Lufthansa is once again flying non-stop to Rio de Janeiro and for good reason: Brazil's second largest city is booming, and the next World Cup soccer tournament is on the horizon. VW announces major investment in Brazil Brazil pushes environment projects to tackle crime and poverty A German recipe revolutionizing the Brazilian beer market 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