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DEUTSCHE WELLE/DW-WORLD.DE Newsletter
Tuesday, 18.03.08, 19:30 Uhr UTC
DAILY BULLETIN from DW-WORLD
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Merkel Addresses Israeli Parliament Amid Controversy
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxy2zI4501ileI0
Chancellor Merkel addressed the Israeli parliament on Tuesday amid
controversy - some MPs boycotted the speech while Hamas slammed
Merkel for being blind to what it called Israel's "Holocaust"
against Palestinians.
Diesel Engine Still Going Strong 150 Years After Inventor's Birth
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxy2zI4501ileI1
Ships, cars, motorcycles, trucks -- diesel engines are found
everywhere. Its inventor, who died a mysterious premature death in
the British Canal, would have turned 150 on March 18.
Germany Calls for Cooperation to Tackle Financial Crisis
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxy2zI4501ileI2
Germany's finance minister said politicians, central banks and
loaning institutions have to work together to overcome the global
financial crisis. A prominent German manager said the state needs
to get more involved.
Iraqis Make Up Largest Group of Asylum-Seekers to EU
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxy2zI4501ileI3
Five years after the US-led invasion toppled Saddam Hussein's
dictatorship, the number of Iraqis seeking asylum in 2007 nearly
doubled over the previous year. Many of them seek refuge in the
European Union.
Princess Caroline Faces Setback in German Paparazzi Lawsuit
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxy2zI4501ileI4
Princess Caroline of Monaco suffered a legal setback on Tuesday,
March 18, in her attempt to stop German magazines from publishing
unauthorized photographs of her leisure-time activities.
German Court Upholds School Ban on Muslim Headscarf
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxy2zI4501ileI5
A German court has rejected a bid by a Muslim teacher to wear her
headscarf during lessons who argued she be treated the same as nuns
at a state school who are permitted to teach in their religious
habits.
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