Humane-Rights-Agenda Daily Bulletin | 15.09.2011, 18:30 UTC

If you cannot view this message correctly, please click here. Recommend: DAILY BULLETIN 15.09.2011 | 18:30 UTC   EUROPE  |  BUSINESS  |  SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY  |  ENVIRONMENT & DEVELOPMENT EUROPE ARAB WORLD Cameron, Sarkozy pledge continued help for rebels on visit to Libya The heads of France and Britain, leaders of the NATO bombing campaign to oust Moammar Gadhafi from power in Libya, have visited the country to meet with representatives of the rebel-led government they helped install.  Cameron, Sarkozy visit Libya amid tight security Opinion: Germany will not lose out in race for Libyan spoils Tracking NATO on the Libyan battlefield Germany's Libya policy reveals a nation in transition NATO's Libya mission could cause a political backlash Racist violence overshadows Libya's revolution ECONOMY EU foresees slower growth for eurozone, no recession The eurozone debt crisis has severely damaged the economic growth outlook for the 17-member bloc this year, the EU executive has said. Countries must stabilize their budgets to get back on the road to recovery.  Merkel says the euro currency is worth fighting for EU Commission bucks German opposition and backs 'eurobonds' Chinese premier promises more investment in Europe Obama calls on Europe to get eurozone house in order JUSTICE Minsk bombing trial opens amid high security In Belarus, two men are charged over the Minsk metro bombing that left 15 people dead and many wounded. If found guilty, the defendants could face the death penalty.  Belarus squabbles with International Monetary Fund over new loan Alarm in Europe after top Belarus rights defender arrested Belarus rejects Putin's call for unification with Russia BUSINESS BANKING Rogue trader loses $2 billion at UBS Swiss bank UBS says unauthorized trading by an employee has cost the bank an estimated $2 billion. Police in London have arrested a man in connection with the case, which could see UBS to post a third-quarter loss.  Swiss banking giant UBS to cut 3,500 jobs UBS tells bankers to choose their underwear carefully French trader is sent to prison and told to reimburse bank SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY GENETICS Scientists achieve genetic breakthrough with German genome Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics in Berlin have decoded both sets of chromosomes in a human genome for the first time. The discovery could provide valuable information about diseases.  UK scientists discover a key to 'nature-versus-nurture' questions Genetic map 'world's most advanced,' researchers say Master gene linked to diabetes controls other genes, UK scientists find DESIGN Inflatable steel could revolutionize industrial design The Swiss, Polish architects behind the idea say their technique can reduce construction costs. They hope to expand what began as an artistic project into more practical applications.  Culture of disposability undermines artisanal crafts in Florence Ubiquitous Ikea adds homes to Germans' shopping list Financial crisis boosts German furniture sales ENVIRONMENT & DEVELOPMENT CLIMATE Climate change remains most pressing issue, Greenpeace says Forty years after its foundation, Greenpeace International Political Director Daniel Mittler tells DW that environmental issues are more pressing than ever and that pressure needs to be put on politicians to take action.  Greenpeace Arctic installation illustrates vanishing ice In Cologne, climate protection begins at home Greenpeace slams Japanese operator over Fukushima disaster NL PROMOTION DW on YouTube Have you already been to DW's YouTube Channel? Why not join our YouTube community? Subscribe and be the first to see new videos or read about what other YouTube users are posting.    Feedback Imprint   © 2011