From the Heart of Europe | 28.03.2013, 15:00 UTC

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From the Heart of Europe 28.03.2013 | 15:00 UTC Germany Right-Wing Extremism Opinion: Germany's image is on trial The treatment of Turkish journalists ahead of the NSU trial at a court in Munich causes damage to Germany's reputation in the world, says DW's Baha Güngör. Neo-Nazi trial harms Germany's image in Turkey Media access to neo-Nazi trial stirs outrage Business Court Cases Chocolate firm Lindt loses case over Easter bunny trademark After more than a decade in court, Swiss chocolate maker Lindt has lost its final appeal to trademark its gold foil wrapped chocolate Easter bunny. The German court has decided similar bunny models may also be sold. Growth OECD predicts strong rebound for German economy The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) sees Germany in the forefront of a global economic recovery next to Japan and the US. But other eurozone states are bound to fall further behind, it says. Unemployment Winter delays spring upswing in German jobs market The unusually long winter in Europe this year has slowed March job creation in Germany. However, unlike most other eurozone countries, German unemployment has dropped again compared with previous months. News Eurozone crisis Cypriots line up to withdraw cash from reopened banks Cypriots are reported to be waiting calmly to withdraw money after the country's banks opened for business for the first time in almost a fortnight. The government has imposed restrictions on how much can be withdrawn. EU citizens criticize Germany's role Banks in Cyprus reopen Eurozone crisis Cypriot banks reopen to long queues of customers Banks in Cyprus have reopened for the first time in almost two weeks. Despite the fact that strict limits have been imposed on withdrawals, long queues had formed in front of many banks before they opened their doors.. Cypriots wonder what comes next Religion Pope Francis to begin Easter ceremonies by washing feet Newly-appointed Pope Francis has begun the rituals leading up to Easter Sunday in Rome.In one, the newly elected Argentine pontiff was to wash 12 young inmates' feet at a juvenile prison. Francis seeks 'poor church for the poor' World Eurozone crisis Cypriots wonder what comes next Cypriots face hard choices. On Thursday the banks finally open again, but economists predict a long-lasting recession that will destroy many jobs. Bank run fears keep eurozone on edge The Cyprus deal: 'A difficult tightrope walk' Opinion: A hard landing for Cyprus Last-minute bailout to avert Cypriot bankruptcy Economy Bank run fears keep eurozone on edge As banks in Cyprus prepare to reopen, experts say financial institutions need to regain depositors' trust. They insist events in Cyprus won't be repeated in other euro countries. Cypriot banks prepare for customers Cypriots wonder what comes next The Cyprus deal: 'A difficult tightrope walk' Cypriots hit hard by bailout deal Opinion: A hard landing for Cyprus   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013