Daily Bulletin | 11.12.2012, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 11.12.2012 | 19:30 UTC News Arab World Clashes feared as rival demonstrators gather in Cairo Thousands of Egyptians have begun gathering on the streets of Cairo ahead of planned rival demonstrations over an upcoming constitutional referendum. There are fears that the rallies could end in violence. No more trust in the Muslim Brotherhood Africa France says Mali mission more urgent after PM resignation Former colonial power France was the first in Europe to react to the overnight arrest of Mali's prime minister by the military. The foreign ministry said it showed the need for "rapid deployment" of African Union troops. Mali's PM resigns after arrest Doubts over Mali military mission Germany Police looking for suspects after bomb found at train station German police are looking for at least one man suspected of leaving a bomb on a platform at Bonn's main train station. They have not confirmed reports that at least one arrest has been made. Syria Syrian refugees number more than half a million More than half a million Syrian refugees are registered or are waiting to be registered in the Middle East and North Africa, the UN has said. There are also estimated to be large numbers of refugees still undocumented. EU boosts status of Syria's National Coalition Corruption Cayman islands leader arrested The head of the Cayman Islands in the Caribbean has been detained by police on allegations of corruption. The Cayman islands is well-known for its offshore financial facilities. Finance HSBC settles in US money laundering probe HSBC has agreed to pay $1.92 billion to settle a US money laundering probe. The British bank is alleged to have allowed clients with links to drug trafficking and terrorism to move money. Internet Facebook thumbs down democracy Amid resistance to proposed changes to user and privacy settings, social media behemoth Facebook offered up a vote. More than half a million said "no thanks," but the company would only have listened to 300 million. Growing complaints about 'Facebook journalism' Business Aviation Lufthansa cabin staff accepts pay deal A fierce wage dispute at German carrier Lufthansa has finally come to an end as cabin crews agreed to a wage deal brokered by an arbiter. The flight attendants accepted a lower pay raise in exchange for job guarantees. UfO Labor Union ups strike pressure Lufthansa launches new budget airline to keep costs in check Lufthansa staff begin one-day nationwide strike Newsletters More DW German-Jewish Cultural Heritage Join DW as we uncover traces of German-Jewish cultural heritage all around the world. DW's reporters travel from Chicago to Shanghai to find German-Jewish immigrants and retell their stories. More DW An iPod for your thoughts and pictures! We want to know about your favorite winter traditions and customs. Share your thoughts, experiences and pictures and have a chance at winning one of six iPods. We'll present the best entries at dw.dw/globalimpressions. More DW Those Germans Punctual and unfashionable, orderly and up-tight–there are lots of clichés about Germans. DW will throw all that into question with the multimedia special "Those Germans" starting November 21.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012