Daily Bulletin | 18.12.2012, 20:45 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 18.12.2012 | 20:45 UTC News Egypt Egyptians protest against constitution Egyptians opposed to the constitution put forward by President Mohammed Morsi are protesting in Cairo. The demonstrations come a day after Egypt's top prosecutor felt compelled to resign. Vote-rigging allegations mar referendum Syria Russia 'to evacuate its citizens in Syria' Russian has sent warships to Syria, a move that could indicate the Syrian regime feels increasingly threatened by rebels. Meanwhile, two Russians in the country have been kidnapped and a top US journalist has been freed. 'The Syrian opposition must get its act together' Africa South Africa's ANC re-elects Zuma as party leader South Africa's ruling ANC party has re-elected President Jacob Zuma as its leader and chose businessman Cyril Ramaphosa as his deputy. The head of the ANC will likely be the next president of South Africa. Tough battle ahead for South Africa's Zuma South Asia Polio workers killed in Pakistan Six healthworkers who were part of a polio immunization drive have been shot dead inside 24 hours in Pakistan. The murders in Karachi and Peshawar have prompted authorities to suspend the polio campaign there. Immigration Germany growing increasingly diverse One out of every eight residents of Germany is foreign-born, said the National Statistics Office (Destatis) on International Migrants Day. After a slight decline, immigration is again on the rise in the country. 'Stigmatization of migrants must stop' Afghanistan German President Gauck meets with Afghanistan's Karzai President Gauck has met with Afghan President Karzai for talks on civil and development cooperation in Kabul. Gauck has assured Afghans of Germany's ongoing support after the withdrawal of foreign troops in 2014. European Union Brussels donates Nobel money to children's projects The European Union has announced it will donate its Nobel Peace Prize money to projects that help child refugees. The award will benefit some 23,000 children across three continents. Business Court Cases US judge rejects Apple bid to ban Samsung gadgets Apple has failed to convince a US court that Samsung smartphones must be banned from the US market due to patent infringement. The judge has found the technology at issue doesn't drive people's buying decision. Pulse Pulse: The art of dedication This week on Pulse: we meet committed young people who are working to realise their dreams in sport, music and film. We head to Cologne to meet young athletes at a sports boarding school and meet a Palestinian flautist studying in Germany. We get up close with up-and-coming German indie band Yesterday Shop and hear from the founders of a film festival in Colombia. English Program Pulse 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