Daily Bulletin | 09.03.2012, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 09.03.2012 | 19:30 UTC News Economy Eurozone to release billions in Greek bailout tranche Finance ministers from the eurozone have announced that Greece has met the appropriate conditions to receive almost 36 billion euros in bailout funds. Middle East Syria to allow health needs assessment: UN Syria has agreed to allow a survey of the basic medical needs of people in four cities that have been ravaged in the regime's crackdown on opposition forces, according to UN officials. Is the EU's influence waning? International Relations Italy demands clarification on hostage deaths in Nigeria Italy has demanded clarification about why the British government did not inform Rome of an operation to rescue two hostages in Nigeria. The hostages, a Briton and an Italian, were both killed by their captors. 'Boko Haram terror not primarily aimed at Christians' Labor Market Germany halts benefit payments for job-seeking Europeans The government has stopped accepting applications for welfare benefits from Europeans who come to Germany looking for work, overriding a treaty dating back to before the formation of the European Union. Germany to tackle skills shortage with 'Blue Card' German Law German court rules hotels can ban right-wing extremists German hotels have the right to turn away far-right extremists for their political views, according to a court ruling. The case struggled to reconcile the principles of freedom and equality. Neo-Nazis cloak themselves in eco-rhetoric War crimes Bosnian war criminal released from Croatian prison A former Bosnian warlord has been released from prison in the Croatian city of Pula after serving most of his term. Fikret Abdic led his own autonomous region during Bosnia's civil war. Third Reich Munich builds Nazi documentation center a lifetime later Munich has laid the cornerstone for a documentation center on its role in National Socialism. It took nearly 70 years for the city Hitler dubbed the "capital of the movement" to get this far. Civil Rights Pope condemns gay marriage in speech to US bishops In an address to visiting bishops from the United States, the pope has denounced gay marriage and its proponents. His words come a week after Maryland became the latest US state to allow same-sex unions. 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