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Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Daily Bulletin | 14.11.2012, 19:30 UTC

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Conflict
Israeli strike kills top Hamas commander
The head of the armed wing of Hamas has been killed in an Irsaeli airstrike in the Gaza Strip. Israel has confirmed that Ahmed Jabari had been targeted.
Afghanistan
German ministers eying Afghan troop reduction
The foreign and defense ministers have floated a plan to reduce the number of German soldiers in Afghanistan from the current level of 4,760 to 3,300 by the end of February 2014. The policy is likely to pass swiftly.
Eurozone crisis
Anti-austerity strikes hit Iberian Peninsula
Trade unions have coordinated a general strike across Spain and Portugal to protest against austerity measures. Transport has been halted, flights grounded, and schools closed as protestors plan to take to the streets.
China
China's Communist Party congress wraps up
China's Communist Party has wrapped up its week-long congress in Beijing, where delegates chose a new central committee. Vice President Xi Jinping is expected to replace President Hu Jintao as party leader.
Military
Germany permits more arms exports
The most recent findings of a report on arms exports has shown that Germany issued more permits for munitions exports in 2011 than before. Germany's cabinet met to endorse the report's findings on Wednesday.
Politics
Japanese PM sets date for promised early elections
Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda has announced that he will dissolve Japan's parliament on Friday in preparation for early elections in December. The beleaguered premier is unlikely to fancy his chances in the vote.
Business
Auto Industry
Toyota announces yet another massive recall
Japanese carmaker Toyota is again having to recall millions of vehicles around the globe amid complaints from customers over two technical issues. It's another blow to a firm once praised for its safety standards.
Corporate Governance
EU makes new attempt at female boardroom quota
The EU Commission has adopted a draft bill aimed at improving gender balance in the boardrooms of major companies. The move comes after the EU's executive body found voluntary corporate efforts had failed.

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