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DEUTSCHE WELLE/DW-WORLD.DE Newsletter
Saturday, 26.01.08, 19:30 Uhr UTC
DAILY BULLETIN from DW-WORLD
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EU Offenders to Get Better Rights if Tried Abroad
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxh5dI4501ileI0
Criminal suspects -- but also ordinary citizens who cause trouble
while on holiday abroad -- are to be granted better rights when
tried in a different EU member state, European officials said.
World Bank's Zoellick Warns of New European Protectionism
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxh5dI4501ileI1
In an interview with Deutsche Welle, World Bank President Robert
Zoellick said that industrialized countries had to open their
markets to products from the developing world in order to achieve
the UN millennium goals.
Poor Labeling Curbs Sale of Organic Products
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxh5dI4501ileI2
How do you know if organic food really is organic? As the sector
booms, more customers are looking for official certification labels.
But there are several types that are often confusing and sometimes
even hard to find.
Right-Wing Leaders to Form a European "Patriotic" Party
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxh5dI4501ileI3
Leaders of right-wing nationalist parties from four EU member
states have announced plans to create a European "patriotic"
party that would protect the continent against immigration,
"Islamization" and globalization.
New EU Rules to Make Money Transactions Simpler, Quicker
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxh5dI4501ileI4
EU regulations aimed at making it easier for businesses and
consumers to make cross-border payments will come into effect
at the end of January 2008.
Former Chancellor Helmut Schmidt Sets Bad Example by Smoking
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxh5dI4501ileI5
Nothing, it seems, can induce former Chancellor Helmut Schmidt
to quit smoking. Not even the new German law banning tobacco in
public buildings. Anti-smoking advocates are not amused and are
pressing charges.
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