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Newsline 29.11.2011 | 17:15 UTC   World  |  Science & Technology World International Relations Britain expresses 'outrage' at storming of Iran embassy Britain has condemned the storming of its Tehran embassy by protesters angry at the imposition of western sanctions over its nuclear program. London has threatened to act "robustly" if its ambassador is expelled. Iran fires back against Western sanctions Nuclear resolution keeps pressure on Iran but lacks teeth EU prepares new sanctions against Iran Africa Congo election not free and fair, but still successful Corpses, burning polling stations, stolen ballots – the election in the Democratic Republic of Congo could hardly have had a more difficult start. The vote is proving to be a Herculean task. Congolese voters head to the polls amid violence, logistical problems Hope and disillusionment as Congo votes Congolese orchestra is passionate about the classics Opinion Opinion: Hope and concern fluctuate in Egypt For most Egyptians, the parliamentary elections are the first truly democratic polls in their lives. For decades, results had been manipulated. Now, there's hope for a change, says DW's Bettina Marx. Democracy gets off to peaceful start in Egypt Egypt faces major challenges as historic election gets under way West strikes dangerous balance in dealings with Egypt's military Arab World Democracy gets off to peaceful start in Egypt Egyptian polling stations have opened for a second day. Despite worries of violence, the first election since the fall of strongman Hosni Mubarak have so far gone smoothly and have seen a large turnout. Egypt election committee surprised by turnout Egypt votes in historic elections Opinion: Hope and concern fluctuate in Egypt Egypt faces major challenges as historic election gets under way Egyptian military agrees to new cabinet as protesters turn up the heat Rights group decries Egyptian military's 'broken promises' Transatlantic Relations US pledges support, but no financial assistance to ailing eurozone As the EU's monetary union teeters on the brink of catastrophe, Washington has become increasingly worried that the eurozone's sovereign debt crisis could send shockwaves across the Atlantic and trigger a new recession. German government dismisses idea of 'elite bonds' The trials and tribulations of transatlantic ties Eurozone faces recession, says OECD Science & Technology Energy Smartphones could have better energy efficiency, Finnish researchers say Aalto University researchers claim they've quadrupled the energy efficiency of smartphones. This could improve mobile Internet access in developing countries. UK government, Italian firm re-evaluate tech surveillance contracts Berlin startup melds solar power with social media Firms hope London Olympics push contactless payment across Europe   Unsubscribe Personal Data Feedback Imprint   © 2011