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Newsline 04.11.2011 | 17:15 UTC   Europe  |  World Europe International Relations G20 grapples with global economic shift - and the eurozone debt crisis The world's 20 largest economies met for a final day of crisis talks in Cannes, where they wrestled with a global shift from the developed nations to powerful new emerging economies - and irritation from the eurozone. Greek premier faces cliffhanger confidence vote Focus: Eurozone in crisis Italy agrees to international monitoring of economic reform Greek premier struggles for political survival after referendum rethink Eurozone crisis blocks wider progress at G20 summit World Middle East Tensions between Israel and Iran reach new heights Vague threats, combined with Israeli army drills, may suggest that Israel is preparing for a strike on Iran. Some experts think it might be just be a show of tit-for-tat posturing, others believe a war is possible. Hawks and doves divided over US response to Iran Saudi prince raises prospect of nuclear arms race with Iran Tensions in Lebanon, Gaza and Iran put Israel on alert United States Mitt Romney seen as the lesser of several evils In one year Americans will elect a new president. The incumbent Barack Obama has a tough fight ahead for his reelection. But it's still uncertain who his Republican opponent will be. 'I feel a kinship with the people patrolling in front of Wall Street' For many Republicans, Rick Perry is Mr. Right with a blemish Arab World Syrian regime sends out mixed signals as violence continues The regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad continues to send contradictory signals as it attempts to contain and control the protest movement which is threatening its grip on power. Arab League awaits Syrian response on plan to end unrest Saudi criticism of Syria shows waning regional support Opinion: Regional powers bear responsibility to rein in Syria's Assad Refugees Syrian Kurds take up anti-Assad struggle Kurdish activists are supporting the current uprising against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, but fear that their people's demands for autonomy are going unanswered in the midst of the struggle. 'The mountains are not a place for a winter holiday' Between hope and despair - the latest Kurdish conflict in Turkey Risk of Kurdish uprising in Syria puts regional powers on alert NL Promotion The Hungry World Every three seconds someone starves to death. DW-WORLD.DE takes a deeper look at the politics, the economy and the science of hunger. Each Monday anew. The causes and the answers.   Unsubscribe Personal Data Feedback Imprint   © 2011