Daily Bulletin | 18.11.2012, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 18.11.2012 | 19:30 UTC News Conflict France joins mediation, media targeted in Gaza French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius has flown to the Middle East to join Egyptian-led mediation efforts in the Gaza-Israel conflict. The toll has risen to 52 Palestinians and three Israelis killed since Wednesday. Never ending barrages Asia Obama starts Asia tour President Barack Obama has arrived in Bangkok, beginning a three-nation Asian tour. His visit fits a realignment of US priorities toward the Asia-Pacific region as conflict rages between Israel and Gaza militants. US strengthens military presence in Australia 'US focus on Asia will remain strong' Turkey Kurdish prisoners in Turkey end two-month hunger strike More than 700 Kurdish prisoners in Turkey have stopped refusing food after more than two months. They were appealing for better conditions for the jailed leader of the Kurdish PKK group; he asked them to stop. Erdogan courts voters with the death penalty Asia ASEAN adopts controversial human rights declaration Southeast Asian nations have adopted a controversial human rights declaration at their summit in Cambodia. Critics say loopholes will enable authoritarian regimes to suppress citizens by citing national security. Maritime disputes 'run deeper than economics' Jailed Cambodian activist says fight must go on Protests Irish march for abortion law changes Thousands of people in Ireland have marched on the offices of the prime minister, calling for clear guidelines on abortion law. It follows the death of a woman from blood poisoning after she was denied an abortion. Woman's death could spark change in Ireland Business Eurozone crisis Thousands protest against austerity in Slovenia Thousands of Slovenians have joined together to protest government austerity measures. The demonstrations are one in a series of Europe-wide objections to strict government spending cuts.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012

Newsline | 18.11.2012, 17:15 UTC

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Newsline 18.11.2012 | 17:15 UTC News Conflict France joins mediation, media targeted in Gaza French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius has flown to the Middle East to join Egyptian-led mediation efforts in the Gaza-Israel conflict. The toll has risen to 52 Palestinians and three Israelis killed since Wednesday. Never ending barrages Asia ASEAN adopts controversial human rights declaration Southeast Asian nations have adopted a controversial human rights declaration at their summit in Cambodia. Critics say loopholes will enable authoritarian regimes to suppress citizens by citing national security. Maritime disputes 'run deeper than economics' Jailed Cambodian activist says fight must go on World Conflict Running for shelter in Tel Aviv Studying the conflict during the war: International students in Tel Aviv tell of their fear and fascination with the region. Gaza crisis ups pressure on Egypt's Morsi Attacks boost Hamas popularity EU calls on Hamas, Israel to stop violence War crimes Croatian generals' acquittal may fuel tensions The UN tribunal in The Hague has cleared two Croatian former generals of war crimes. Croatians view them as heroes - Serbs as war criminals. The acquittal is likely to worsen already tense Croatian-Serbian relations. Audit slams effectiveness of EU's Kosovo mission Hague tribunal helps 'get to truth' of Balkan wars Ex-Milosevic aide takes helm in Serbia Middle East Gaza crisis ups pressure on Egypt's Morsi After the Israeli attacks on Gaza, Egypt's President Mohammed Morsi is under increasing pressure to balance domestic and international expectations. Further escalation could threaten the peace treaty with Israel. Attacks boost Hamas' popularity EU calls on Hamas, Israel to stop violence 'Israel has a duty to defend its citizens'   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012