Daily Bulletin | 09.04.2012, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 09.04.2012 | 18:30 UTC News Arab World Syrian gunfire kills one in Turkey as violence continues As violence in Syria shows no sign of abating despite a Tuesday cease-fire deadline, at least one person has reportedly been killed and several others wounded by Syrian gunfire over the Turkish border. Syrians turn to Lebanon for medical care Conflict Shooting in Nigeria adds to Easter attacks death toll A shooting in Nigeria has left the young daughter of a police officer dead, one day after an Easter Sunday attack killed at least 38. China China creates rare earths industry group China has announced a new industry group of rare earths producers aimed at controlling production and coordinating the industry's response to international disputes. Elections Legal challenges face Egyptian presidential candidates Several candidates intending to run in Egypt's upcoming presidential election may find their names taken off the ballot should a series of legal challenges to their candidacy be upheld. Strikes Iberia pilots strike to protest against low-coast subsidiary Iberia airlines pilots walked off the job on Monday to protest against a low-cost subsidiary. They plan to hold a series of one-day strikes over the next few months. Elections Challenger appears headed for victory in Aceh vote The main challenger to the incumbent governor of Aceh appears headed for victory in Monday's election in the Indonesian province. The polls were the second since the end of the province's bitter civil conflict. Caucasus South Ossetia elects former KGB chief The breakaway Georgian province of South Ossetia has held a presidential run-off election, picking a former KGB chief who is supported by Russia. The election was rejected by Georgia as illegitimate. Newsletters More DW Pursue your Master's with DW Akademie's International Media Studies DW Akademie's international, bilingual Master's Program "International Media Studies" combines journalism, media management and development cooperation. The next program starts September 2012. Apply now!   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012