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DEUTSCHE WELLE/DW-WORLD.DE Newsletter
Wednesday, 19.03.08, 19:30 Uhr UTC
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Iraq War Fatigue Poses Challenge for German Peace Movement
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxyf5I4501ileI1
After five years, carnage in Iraq has become a sad part of our
daily reality. The German peace movement is no longer able to
mobilize huge protests. Instead they're trying to suggest pragmatic,
and global, solutions.
Report: German Officials Offered Data on Swiss Bank Accounts
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxyf5I4501ileI2
The daily Stuttgarter Zeitung reported that an unidentified person
has offered to sell German officials data on more than 30,000 bank
accounts held by Germans in Switzerland.
Abkhazia Solution Remains Distant for Europe, Russia
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxyf5I4501ileI3
The aftershocks of Kosovo's split from Serbia are being felt in
Georgia, where breakaway republics are loudly proclaiming their own
independence. The situation threatens to further destabilize the
region.
Germany's Top Court Curtails Disputed Data Storage Law
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxyf5I4501ileI4
In a blow to Berlin's efforts to boost anti-terrorism measures,
Germany's highest court on Wednesday, March 19 blocked parts of a
sweeping data-collection law that had prompted large protests by
civil liberties
Germany to Open Center Remembering Wartime Expulsions
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxyf5I4501ileI5
Chancellor Merkel's government gave the go-ahead on Wednesday,
March 19, for a controversial documentation center in Berlin
recalling the expulsions of millions of Germans from central Europe
after World War II.
Europe's Worst Pollution Pocket Found Above Western Germany
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/re?l=evxyf5I4501ileI6
Home to Germany's steel and coal industries, the area between
Amsterdam and Frankfurt is the most polluted in Europe, scientists
said. German researchers in Bremen based their findings on new,
unique satellite data.
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