Daily Bulletin | 29.03.2012, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 29.03.2012 | 18:30 UTC News Arab World Arab League weighs its role in Syria at Baghdad summit Arab League leaders meeting in Baghdad have called for Syria to fully implement a UN-backed peace plan with anti-government rebels, but stopped short of calling for the resignation of President Bashar al-Assad. Arab League supports UN plan for Syria Arab League transforms itself into a sought-after partner International Relations BRICS leaders gather for summit Leaders of the fast-growing BRICS nations have gathered to discuss how to combine their powers better. But questions over whether they can resolve their differences linger. France French gunman buried in Toulouse amid mixed messages Islamist killer Mohamed Merah has been buried in his home city of Toulouse, despite some confusion surrounding the ceremony. The mayor had asked that the funeral be delayed, pending a decision on its appropriateness. Toulouse's Jewish community reacts to the shootings Europe Spanish workers strike against painful reforms Spain is gripped by strikes as anger against the government's planned labor reforms threatens to bubble over, but the government says it won't budge. General strike in Spain Europe Sweden's defense minister quits over Saudi weapons scandal Sweden's defense minister has left his post after failing to survive the political storm that a weapons deal with Saudi Arabia has created. It is a serious blow to an already beleagured Swedish government. Energy Source of North Sea gas leak discovered French energy company Total has said it has found the source of a gas leak at a platform off the coast of Scotland, but that actually stopping the flow of gas could take up to six months. France French perfumier Guerlain fined for racist remarks A Paris court has fined Jean-Paul Guerlain, the nose behind the famous perfume label, for issuing racist remarks in a television interview. Guerlain apologized, saying he deeply regretted his choice of words. Business Greece Greece not yet 'out of the woods' Matthias Mors - head of the Troika of international lenders - believes 2012 will be a do or die year for debt-stricken Greece. Public acceptance of austerity measures is vital for progress, Mors has said. Newsletters More DW Register Now for the Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum in Bonn Save the date! From 25-27 June, this year's Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum will spotlight "Culture. Education. Media. Shaping a Sustainable World". See the complete conference program online.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012