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Newsline 24.11.2012 | 17:15 UTC News Egypt Egyptian judges condemn Morsi 'attack' Egypt's top judicial body has accused President Mohammed Morsi of "an unprecedented attack" on the courts, with a constitutional decree to limit their powers. In Cairo, police clashed with protesters. Cairo protests rumble on Religion Pope appoints new cardinals The Pope has selected half a dozen new non-European cardinals of diverse origins. The leader of the Catholic Church has faced criticism in the past for paying insufficient attention to the needs of the developing world. World Egypt Liberals protest against Egypt's 'pharaoh' Disappointed with the pace of post-revolutionary reforms, tens of thousands of people gathered in Tahrir Square to express their discontent with President Morsi. Many of the protesters once supported the president. Sit-in begins in Cairo's Tahrir Square Morsi expands executive power in Egypt Sexual harassment in Tahrir Square sparks activism Egypt proves reliable mediator in Gaza crisis Iran Iran struggles with medicine shortage Medicine is getting more and more expensive in Iran. Experts blame the trend on currency fluctuations and economic sanctions. Meanwhile, patients are the ones to suffer. Muslim nations tiptoe between commerce and religion Amid crises, signs of deal on Iran's nuke program Strikes against Iranian sites a 'nuclear gamble' Economy Spain woos foreign investors with residence permits Spain's measures against the country's real estate crisis are getting ever more desperate. Now the goverment hopes to lure foreign investors with promising residence permits. However, critics strongly condemn the plan. Spaniards demand fundamental reforms Priced out? The housing prices dividing London Spain to end mortgage evictions after suicides European Union No compromise at EU special summit The special EU summit in Brussels ended without an agreement on a seven-year budget. The UK balked at making steep contributions, while France championed the cause of countries that would benefit from a big budget. Juncker: 'We are making a mistake' Where EU's cash comes from and where it goes Entrenched positions at the EU budget summit Newsletters More DW Those Germans Punctual and unfashionable, orderly and up-tight–there are lots of clichés about Germans. DW will throw all that into question with the multimedia special "Those Germans" starting November 21.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012