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Newsline 24.11.2011 | 17:15 UTC   Europe  |  World  |  Germany  |  Asia Europe Economy Eurozone leaders agree to respect independence of European Central Bank The leaders of the three biggest eurozone economies - Germany, France and Italy - have met to discuss strategies to combat the debt crisis as signs grow that even they are not immune to turmoil in the bond markets. Merkel affirms her rejection of eurobonds in budget debate EU commission proposes eurobonds as crisis weapon Eurobonds: A cure or a curse? World Arab World 'We are not the toys of the army' With elections coming up, an Egyptian blogger accuses the Supreme Court of the Armed Forces of enforcing military rule and cracking down on the media and the freedom of speech in the country. West strikes dangerous balance in dealings with Egypt's military 'If it comes to further clashes it will only embitter the protesters more' Arab World Temporary truce in Cairo as army issues apology Demonstrators are still camped out at Cairo's Tahrir Square, but a midnight truce with police has held. Egypt's military rulers have apologized for the deaths of protesters in the violent clashes of the last five days. Temporary truce in Cairo between protesters, police Egyptian military agrees to new cabinet as protesters turn up the heat Rights group decries Egyptian military's 'broken promises' Protesters call for mass rally as Egypt's cabinet offers resignation Trans-Atlantic Relations German foreign policy positions leave Canada bemused Washington's lament that Berlin isn't pulling its weight in NATO is old hat. But that criticism is increasingly being shared by a traditionally close ally who is puzzled by Germany's stance. Militants target Kandahar after deadly Kabul bombing G8 pledges further financial assistance to Arab Spring Protests Law and lawlessness in America The clearing of various Occupy Wall Street camps around the US reveals a double standard, writes James Galbraith. Legal protesters are hit with the full force of the law, while criminal bankers remain scot-free. Transatlantic Voices Germany Latin America Berlin hosts summit with Latin America, the 'underestimated continent' Germany's economic and political relationship with Brazil has grown substantially over the past decade. As a fast emerging region, Brazil and Latin America deserve greater attention, Germany's foreign minister tells DW. How Brazil can benefit from helping Europe German president heads to Latin America to boost ties Brazil eager to be a force of change and moderation Asia Women India's dying mothers A poor health care system and lack of education is severely crippling India's struggle in reducing maternal mortality. Resorting to traditional methods might give a hope of rescuing at least some victims. 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