Daily Bulletin | 26.11.2011, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 26.11.2011 | 19:30 UTC   Germany  |  World  |  Europe Germany Nuclear Power German protesters rally against nuclear waste train A train carrying radioactive atomic waste from France has entered Germany despite efforts by anti-nuclear protesters to block the transport. The train is headed to a storage site which activists say is unsafe. New rules for nuclear waste in Europe German nuclear energy history: a timeline Politics Germany's Green Party seeks return to power in 2013 Germany's Green Party, which has enjoyed its most successful year ever in regional polls, is holding a conference to debate ways to return to government in the 2013 parliamentary election. Greens mean business at party conference Germany faces difficult questions over neo-Nazi murders Green flirt with CDU challenges both parties Germans prepared for a Green chancellor, survey suggests World Opinion Opinion: Morocco's king must demonstrate more courage A moderate Islamist party, the PJD, won the most support in Morocco's elections. But the low voter turnout gives reason to question the country's future, according to Deutsche Welle's Rainer Sollich. Morocco's revolution proceeds calmly Moroccans overwhelmingly approve constitutional reforms Anatomy of Arab revolutions shows trend toward democracy South Asia Islamabad accuses NATO of killing dozens of Pakistani soldiers Already strained relations between Pakistan and the US-led NATO allies took a turn for the worse over the weekend after a lethal clash near the Afghan border. Pakistan blamed NATO, calling the incident "unprovoked." Ambassador's resignation highlights rift with Pakistani army 'Ally from hell?' 'Pure fiction,' says Pakistan Allies or adversaries? Pakistan and the US must cooperate: experts Arab World Syria defies Arab League deadline to admit observer mission A deadline set by the Arab League for Syria to allow entry to observers has passed without response. The League has threatened Damascus with sanctions as the regime continues to crack down on opponents. Germany pushes for UN resolution against Syria Opinion: Sanctions remain the only option to pressure Syria Arab League suspends Syria Africa Hope and disillusionment as Congo prepares for elections The Democratic Republic of Congo votes next week for a president and a new parliament. Ten candidates are running against President Joseph Kabila although few human rights groups think the vote will be fair. UN extends DR Congo mission Empowering citizens key to solving DRC's problems, researcher says War crimes trial of Congo's former vice president begins in The Hague Europe Economy Belgian parties reach deal on austerity budget after downgrade At the urging of Belgium's caretaker prime minister the nation's bickering political parties have reached an agreement on a 2012 budget. Premier Yves Leterme wanted to ease market fears after a debt-rating downgrade. Rates on Italian bonds soar, raising fears of contagion Top Belgian mediator offers to quit over budget stalemate Disgruntled Belgians seek escape … in Luxembourg Russia Russia's oligarchs act quietly in the background The number of billionaires is on the rise in Russia. But gone are the times when oligarchs wielded considerable influence in the country's politics. The Khodorkovsky case has left its mark on Russia's rich. Russian voters faced with limited political choice Top European court condemns Moscow over treatment of oil giant Fear, power and oligarchs: a controversial filmmaker speaks out 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