From the Heart of Europe | 17.01.2013, 15:00 UTC

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From the Heart of Europe 17.01.2013 | 15:00 UTC News Turkey Thousands gather for funeral of slain Kurdish activists Thousands have gathered in Turkey for the funeral of three female Kurdish activists killed in Paris last week. Politicians have expressed concern the murders could derail peace talks between Kurds and the government. Paris murders: Blow to Turkey-PKK peace talks? Mali EU agrees to send training mission to Mali EU governments have agreed to push ahead with plans to send hundreds of military training personnel to assist the Malian government forces. Germany has said its soldiers will be among those taking part. Aviation US aviation administration grounds Boeing Dreamliners The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has temporarily suspended all Dreamliner flights. The news came as Japanese airlines grounded all Boeing 787 flights amid technological malfunctions. Japan grounds Boeing 787s after emergency landing Economy IMF approves next tranche of bailout money to Greece The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has agreed to release the next installment of bailout money to Greece. The institution deemed the debt-stricken country's reform efforts "impressive." Athens tax scandal becomes political thriller Aviation Two die as helicopter crashes in central London Two people died a helicopter crashed in central London after it clipped a large construction crane. Security officials say there is no indication of any terrorist involvement. Business Aviation Airbus loses top spot despite new sales record Europe's Airbus has conceded its lost its top spot as the world's biggest airline maker to US rival Boeing. Nonetheless, the company has announced it has logged more deliveries than originally hoped for. Telecommunications Deutsche Telekom to cut more jobs in Germany Germany's Deutsche Telekom has been reported to be planning more job cuts in addition to those already announced a while ago. According to a newspaper, layoffs will primarily affect its overhead segment. World European Ties 'The most hyped up speech for ages' UK Prime Minister David Cameron is set to give his long-awaited "Europe" speech on Friday. But why is there such a frenzy of anticipation surrounding it, and will people's expectations inevitably be dashed? 'Growing exasperation' with Britain over EU Pro-European Brits: A rare breed Britain's continental drift away from the EU Social Change French campaigners stand up for gay marriage The issue of "marriage for all" is proving contentious in France, with large demonstrations against the idea backed by the Catholic Church and the right-wing opposition party. Those in favor say they aren't rattled. Thousands protest in Paris against gay marriage French Cabinet approves same-sex marriage bill   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013