| | | Daily Bulletin | 05.12.2011 | 19:30 UTC | | | The international community has gathered in Bonn, Germany to discuss the future of Afghanistan in a region plagued by tensions. Germany has called for a decade of engagement after troops withdraw.  | | |  | A spate of violent kidnappings of westerners by groups affiliated with al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb has prompted the European Union to take action to protect its citizens in the Sahel region of Northern Africa.  | | | | |  | Ahead of a critical week for the eurozone, Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Nicolas Sarkozy have agreed on a series of reforms to address the debt crisis. Sarkozy said 'things cannot continue as they are.'  | | | | |  | The French government has launched an investigation after a group of campaigners from the environmentalist organization Greenpeace managed to get past security and break into a nuclear power plant.  | | | | |  | The Italian government has announced tough austerity measures intended to help the country balance its books. A cabinet meeting on the package was brought forward 24 hours to reassure jittery markets.  | | | | |  | Russia's parliamentary election on Sunday was the "dirtiest" in years, according to independent election observers. German politicians, meanwhile, are calling on the Russian government to implement more reform.  | | | | |  | The Oradour massacre was among the worst atrocities committed by German soldiers on French soil. Almost 70 years on, German authorities have raided the homes of six suspects.  | | | | |  | The Irish playwright Samuel Beckett long held an affection for Germany - one that began early and eventually led to his role in the French resistance during World War II, as detailed in a collection of his letters.  | | | | |  | "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.  | | | | |  | | © 2011  | | | | | |
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