Daily Bulletin | 27.11.2011, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 27.11.2011 | 19:30 UTC   World  |  Germany  |  Europe  |  Sports World Arab World Arab League imposes sanctions on Syria The Arab League has approved economic sanctions on Syria for its continuing violent crackdown on protesters. Foreign ministers agreed to the measures in Cairo, which include travel and asset freezes. Syria defies Arab League deadline to admit observer mission Arab League risks Russian wrath by approaching West over Syria Germany announces plans for more EU sanctions against Syria South Asia NATO chief says Pakistani deaths 'unintended' NATO and US officials have expressed regret over the deaths of 24 Pakistani soliders in a cross-border air attack on Saturday. The incident has worsened already strained relations between Washington and Islamabad. 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 Trans-Atlantic Relations The trials and tribulations of transatlantic ties The annual EU-US Summit kicks off in Washington on November 28 under the shadow of economic and international crises which are affecting both sides of the Atlantic. What does the future hold for transatlantic ties? Crises put leadership qualities of Obama and Merkel to the test EU ambassador to US not worried about effect of midterms on transatlantic relations Germany Nuclear Power German police clear protesters trying to stop nuclear waste train Police have removed hundreds of anti-nuclear protesters from railroad tracks in northern Germany where activists are holding demonstrations to try to disrupt a train carrying nuclear waste from France. Protests have slowed the progress of the nuclear waste train New rules for nuclear waste in Europe German nuclear energy history: a timeline Europe Italy Italy's footballers to tackle country's ailing finances Italy's best-paid footballers have been urged to pitch in and ease the country's precarious finances by buying government bonds in a special sale on Monday. Italy's problems can't be solved overnight Italy's latest downgrade sharpens its debt crisis Italy's government gives tough new budget the green light Politics Vladimir Putin accepts party's presidential nomination Russia's prime minister and former president has officially accepted the United Russia party nomination as the country's next president. Vladimir Putin is almost certain to win the ballot in March 2012. Russia's oligarchs act quietly in the background Russia gains control of gas pipelines in Belarus Dancing, singing, blogging: Kremlin party campaigns for young voters Sports Soccer Wales football coach Gary Speed found dead at home Police have confirmed that they discovered Wales manager Gary Speed dead in his home on Sunday, having apparently hanged himself. The 42-year-old coach had recently retired from a decorated playing career. Attempted referee suicide overshadows Bundesliga matches Hanover looking to build lasting success A year after the suicide of goalkeeper Enke – has football changed? 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