Daily Bulletin | 21.02.2012, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 21.02.2012 | 19:30 UTC News Greece Despite bailout, Greece faces long and winding road European finance ministers have agreed on a second bailout package for Greece worth 130 billion euros ($170 billion). The deal keeps Greece in the eurozone, but could also keep them from economic growth. 'Marathon' is a Greek word So what next for Greece? Conflict Syrian security forces unleash on flashpoint city of Homs Syrian Security forces were pounding the flashpoint city of Homs on Tuesday following reports of a troop and artillery build up in the region. Attacks on demonstrators were also reported in the capital, Damascus. Opinion: Overwhelming UN vote is the right step forward on Syria Corruption French police detain Strauss-Kahn in prostitution probe Former IMF director Dominique Strauss-Kahn has been detained for questioning regarding his alleged involvement in a prostitution ring spanning several countries. Middle East Palestinian prisoner agrees to end 66-day hunger strike An alleged Palestinian militant held without charge in an Israeli prison since December has agreed to end his hunger strike in return for his release in April. Doctors had voiced fears about Khader Adnan's health. Arab World Saudi Arabia appoints ambassador to Iraq after 20 years In an attempt to re-establish ties with Iraq, Saudi Arabia has named an ambassador to the country for the first time in 21 years. Early statements from the foreign ministry suggest the dipomat will be non-resident. Politics Who's afraid of the big bad Wulff? If former president Christian Wulff thought resigning might calm the waters, he was perhaps mistaken. Social Democrats in the state Wulff once governed want further investigations into aspects of Wulff's political past. Coalition smarts after presidential nomination fight Business Work Foxconn denies wage hike was triggered by Apple audit Taiwan's Foxconn group is under scrutiny from its biggest customer Apple Inc. for poor working conditions. A recent 25-percent wage hike for workers has nothing to do with the audit, the firm has claimed. After a spate of suicides, Foxconn seeks to polish its image. Days of cheap labour in China seem to be numbered App exposes dark side of smartphone production NGO slams working conditions at iPhone maker Foxconn Amid Foxconn tragedy, consumer movement sets sights on fair mobile phones A visit to Foxconn in Shenzhen Newsletters More DW Shift – Living in the Digital Age How is the Internet changing society around the world? Check out SHIFT – the magazine for digital culture, issues and technology. It's our weekly show with insights delivered directly from blogs and boardrooms. More DW DW and you! We need your help! Just take a picture of yourself with the new DW logo, send it in and you could win one of three iPads or one of 20 Nokia Lumia 710 smart phones. Enter now for your chance to win!   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012