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Newsline 21.11.2011 | 17:15 UTC   Europe  |  World  |  Environment & Development  |  Made in Germany Europe Spain Financial markets unimpressed by Spain's conservative win Spanish markets have fallen despite a landslide election win by Spain's conservative People's Party. Prime Minister-in-waiting Mariano Rajoy promised to govern "for all" but warned against expecting miracles. Rajoy celebrates victory in Spain How can Spain emerge from economic crisis? Opinion: Spain's new leader has one chance to get it right Spanish press review: 'An unprecedented defeat' In Catalonia, upcoming vote gives little hope for more autonomy Spain's ruling Socialists suffer election losses as protests rumble on World Arab World West strikes dangerous balance in dealings with Egypt's military Western nations led by the US appear to be hedging their bets on the true intentions of Egypt's military rulers as the crackdown in Cairo continues unabated. A fear of alternative leadership may be holding the West back. 'If it comes to further clashes it will only embitter the protesters more' Opinion: As Egyptians fight for democracy, Europe must take a stand Protests in Cairo spill into third day, as death toll mounts Democracy 'If it comes to further clashes it will only embitter the protesters more' Continued efforts by security forces to clear Tahrir Square will only result in more deaths and embitterment among the protestors, says international relations expert Klaus Larres who is witnessing the events in Cairo. Opinion: As Egyptians fight for democracy, Europe must take a stand Protests in Cairo spill into third day, as death toll mounts Arab World Opinion: As Egyptians fight for democracy, Europe must take a stand Attempts by the Egyptian military to secure long-term political power in the country have sparked a dangerous escalation in violence. DW's Rainer Sollich says Europe has to make clear where it stands. Protests in Cairo spill into third day, as death toll mounts Frustration has 'replaced euphoria' in Egypt Arab World Protests in Cairo spill into third day, as death toll mounts Over 30 people have died in the ongoing clashes between police and demonstrators in Cairo's Tahrir Square. The controversial military government has vowed the unrest will not delay upcoming elections. Deadly clashes continue in Egyptian capital Opinion: As Egyptians fight for democracy, Europe must take a stand Frustration has 'replaced euphoria' in Egypt Monarchies band together in the wake of Arab Spring Egyptians abroad demand right to vote Environment & Development Agriculture Pioneer sows new seeds for African agriculture In a continent often ravaged by famine and drought, Olantunji Akomolafe wants to change things for the better. The Nigerian aims to start a revolution in African agriculture with some simple, sustainable ideas. Experts link food security to greener farming UN warns hunger is rising amid major price swings Wangari Maathai, environmental pioneer, dies of cancer Made in Germany Made in Germany COMING UP on MADE IN GERMANY Portrait of Otto Kentzler: The Future of Skilled Crafts - Kentzler has been the head of the German Confederation of Skilled Crafts since 2005. One of his goals has been to encourage young people to learn skilled trades. 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