Daily Bulletin | 03.12.2011, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 03.12.2011 | 19:30 UTC   Europe  |  World  |  Environment & Development Europe European Union Euro inherently flawed, says former EU Commission president One of the chief architects of the euro, former EU Commission president, Jacques Delors, has said that over-optimism of the euro's creators led to the current debt crisis. Merkel calls for eurozone fiscal union ECB chief signals bank's willingness to help fight Europe's debt crisis A new timetable for the rescue of the euro Kosovo Serbia confirms border deal reached with Kosovo Serbian President Boris Tadic on Saturday confirmed that a deal has been struck to defuse a Kosovo border dispute. Belgrade had been under intense pressure ahead of a summit to give Serbia official EU candidate status. Serbia awaits a decision on EU candidate status Serb protesters wound 2 NATO soldiers in northern Kosovo NATO clashes with Serbs in northern Kosovo World Arab World Islamists expected to dominate in Egyptian election As Egypt's three-stage parliamentary election unfolds, moderate and fundamentalist Islamist parties are expecting major wins at the polls. Liberals are fighting to keep up with their better-organized competitors. Islamist parties claim strong showing in Egypt's parliamentary election Opinion: Hope and concern fluctuate in Egypt Democracy gets off to peaceful start in Egypt Protesters keep up pressure on Egypt's military rulers Latin America Latin America launches new economic alliance Latin American leaders have met in Caracas to launch a new alliance that some hope will help them stand up to the United States. But finding common ground could prove difficult. Chavez to pull Venezuela's gold reserves out of Europe and US Chavez' health mystery fueling speculation in Venezuela Brazil eager to be a force of change and moderation Environment & Development Society In New York City, the Occupy movement takes on local causes As questions grow about where the Occupy movement is headed, in New York City, where it all began, attention is turning to local issues. Protesters have demanded that police put an end to their stop-and-frisk policy. Germany's 'Occupy' protesters return to voice anger 'Occupy Wall Street'-style protests spread across Europe Anti-Wall Street movement protests gather pace across the US More DW BIG CITY NIGHTS – The Scorpions-Film "BIG CITY NIGHTS" - The documentary film about the Scorpions will be in theatres in 2013. But the film's website will keep you up to date until then with the latest news and features about the rock legends from Germany.   Unsubscribe Personal Data Feedback Imprint   © 2011