From the Heart of Europe | 04.04.2013, 14:00 UTC

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From the Heart of Europe 04.04.2013 | 14:00 UTC Business Eurozone ECB holds key interest rate at historic low The European Central Bank (ECB) has left its main interest rate unchanged at the historic low of 0.75 percent. The move was widely anticipated and comes as economists wait for the crisis in Cyprus to pan out. The Cyprus deal: 'A difficult tightrope walk' Economy Bank of Japan intensifies monetary easing The Bank of Japan has announced plans to stimulate the sputtering economy with new quantitative easing. Under new leadership, the central bank plans to double the country's money supply by the end of next year. Japan raises specter of more devastating quake United States Is a US manufacturing resurgence underway? For years, the services industry dominated the US economy, pushing manufacturing to the sidelines. Factories were closed and jobs moved abroad. But a manufacturing resurgence could well follow the financial crises. German vocational training model in the US US labor market sees burst of fresh hiring US firms urge reforms in Germany News Justice Turkish paper to sue for access to German neo-Nazi trial There is no end in sight to a controversy over the method of media accreditation for the trial of neo-Nazis accused of a series of murders in Germany. A Turkish paper plans to take its complaint to Germany's top court. Turkish media press for trial access Opinion: German-Turkish crisis of confidence A daughter demands justice Crime 'Offshore Leaks' shows how some of the wealthy hide riches Information leaked to media outlets worldwide has shed new light on how some of the world's richest people avoid paying their fair share of taxes. It has been described as the "biggest blow" so far to tax havens. Offshore Leaks Reveal Secrets of Super Rich Tax evasion made easy, legally Politics Hollande denounces minister's Swiss account as 'insult' to France France's president has criticized the actions of his ex-budget minister in a bid to distance himself from the unfolding scandal. The remarks came a day after Jerome Cahuzac confessed to hiding a Swiss bank account. Annoyed French stars seek exile in Russia Court Cases Court names Spanish princess in corruption case A Spanish court has summoned the daughter of King Juan Carlos to appear as a suspect in a high-profile corruption case. Princess Cristina's husband is accused of embezzlement and peddling influence. Struggling Spain looks to tackle corruption World Plan B Creative Commons attributions The following photos used in the Plan B project have Creative Commons licenses. DW thanks the photographers for making them available. Eurozone crisis Deadlock paralyzes Italy Specialists are scrambling to resolve the crisis in Italy, but the country's political parties don't seem ready for compromise. To add to the worry, Italian President Giorgio Napolitano's term will end soon. Italian parliament fails to establish coalition Italian election triggers EU identity crisis Accusations fly in Cypriot blame game Germany Health Eastern European nursing homes a blessing for Germans? The German statutory health system covers only a fraction of the costs that elderly people face when having to rely on 24-hour care. For thousands, cheaper nursing homes in eastern Europe have become an alternative. German pensioners in Eastern European nursing homes Nursing Staff from Spain in Germany Germany looks to China for nursing support   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013