Daily Bulletin | 07.03.2012, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 07.03.2012 | 19:30 UTC News Arab World Rescuers find ravaged Homs neighborhood deserted Most inhabitants of the devastated Syrian district of Babr Amr in Homs have fled, a Red Cross spokesman said. Aid workers entered the area as UN humanitarian chief Valerie Amos pressed for more access to the needy. Annan set to go on 'mission impossible' in Syria European Union EU demands Hungary rewrite laws or face court Brussels has threatened to sue Hungary unless it revises controversial new laws. The EU Commission believes the legislation infringes on the judiciary's independence and data protection principles - as well as EU law. Hungary's path to nowhere Nuclear Proliferation Iran, France skeptical about fresh nuclear talks A day after six world powers agreed to resume talks with Tehran on its controversial nuclear programme, key figures on both sides have expressed skepticism about their chances of success. Iran issue heats up US-Israeli relations United States Romney takes key state of Ohio in Super Tuesday primaries Republican presidential frontrunner Mitt Romney has won an important victory on "Super Tuesday," as Republicans select their nominee for US elections. However his lead over his main challenger was less than decisive. Decision in Ohio? Opinion: Time to end the nomination battle Europe Seven Polish soldiers face retrial over Afghan deaths Seven Polish soldiers have been put on trial for a second time for alleged war crimes stemming from the deaths of eight Afghan civilians in 2007. All seven had been acquitted by a military court. Terrorism Norway charges island shooter with terror The man who admitted to planting a bomb in Oslo and going on a deadly shooting rampage at a political youth camp in Norway has been charged under the country's terror laws, yet his psychiatric state is still in doubt. Finance Greek banks confirm debt swap participation As the deadline for participation in a writedown of Greek debt approaches, six of Greece's largest banks have reportedly lined up to take part in the deal. Several pension funds, however, say they will refuse. IIF warns Greek bondholders over trillion euro default risk Strikes Public sector strikes hit Germany's biggest state Germany's most populous state became the latest to be hit by a warning strike by public servants on Wednesday. The ver.di trade union is demanding a 6.5 percent raise for its members. Newsletters More DW Suggestions are welcome! The eighth Deutsche Welle Blog Awards. Final spurt. Submit your suggestions for the BOBs, the Deutsche Welle Blog Award, until March 13. How does it work? For more information concerning the procedure, the categories and languages go to the BOBs website.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012