Daily Bulletin | 28.11.2011, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 28.11.2011 | 19:30 UTC   World  |  Business  |  Europe  |  Germany World Arab World Egypt faces major challenges as historic election gets under way For the first time since the ouster of former leader Hosni Mubarak, Egyptians are casting their ballots for a new parliament. The outcome of the election will decide the future of Egypt's fragile, nascent democracy. Egypt votes in historic election Revolutionary crackdown galvanizes protesters Egypt's pre-election protests: a timeline Egypt hopes for European investment Protesters keep up pressure on Egypt's military rulers Anxieties linger as Egypt gears up for first free elections Temporary truce in Cairo as army issues apology Elections Congolese voters head to the polls amid violence, logistical problems Voters in the Democratic Republic of Congo go to the polls amid violence and organizational problems. Against a divided opposition, incumbent President Joseph Kabila is expected to win a new five-year term. Hope and disillusionment as Congo votes Feeding the world's least developed countries Congolese orchestra is passionate about the classics Arab World Syria 'committed crimes against humanity': UN report A UN-appointed commission has found that Syria's military and security forces committed crimes against humanity in their crackdown on protesters. Damascus rejects all accusations of arbitrary violence against protesters. Focus: Syria's unprecedented unrest Arab League imposes sanctions on Syria Syria defies Arab League deadline to admit observer mission Business Economy Eurozone faces recession, says OECD It comes as no surprise that Europe's economic prospects are dim, but no one had, so far, talked of a recession. Now the OECD has come out and said the r-word. OECD worries about the eurozone Pressure mounts on the ECB to act on the spiraling debt crisis Eurobonds: A cure or a curse? 50 years of the OECD: an exclusive club with global goals Europe Kosovo Serb protesters wound 2 NATO soldiers in northern Kosovo Tension near the border between Serbia and northern Kosovo is high. Serb protesters have used small firearms to injure two NATO peacekeepers attempting to remove roadblocks to the border. NATO clashes with Serbs in northern Kosovo Kosovo Serbs apply en masse for Russian citizenship NATO troops back off from ethnic Serbs blockading border post Climate Change Durban Climate Change Conference 2011 Annual negotiations to tackle climate change are again underway - this year amid a deepening financial crisis and the imminent expiry of the Kyoto Protocol. Click here for DW's coverage of talks in Durban, South Africa. Germany Nuclear Power Nuclear waste nears end of journey to northern Germany A convoy of nuclear waste containers is on the last stretch of its journey to Germany for storage, after police removed hundreds of protesters from railroad tracks and roads using water canons and pepper spray. Protests slow progress of nuclear waste train through Germany New rules for nuclear waste in Europe German nuclear energy history: a timeline   Unsubscribe Personal Data Feedback Imprint   © 2011