Around the Globe | 15.06.2012, 16:00 UTC

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Around the Globe 15.06.2012 | 16:00 UTC Economy In the end, Europe matters In an opinion piece for DW's Transatlantic Voices column, Joseph Quinlan warns that the eurozone crisis is increasingly spilling over onto the United States - with serious implications for the economy. Syria 'Syrian regime can feel very safe at the moment' Syria's leader Bashir al-Assad and his regime will not give up any time soon, says Jan Techau, the Director of Carnegie Europe, a Brussels-based think tank. He believes that for the moment the West is stuck. UN Remembers Victims of Hama Massacre # qsyrien12E # 08.06.2012 14 uhr # Journal English Westerwelle in Beirut: New action needed on Syria # 08.06.2012 # Journal English Sliding into Civil War - The International Community and Syria # 08.06.2012 # people & politics UN observers reach site of reported Syrian massacre Should there be foreign military intervention in Syria? Ban Ki-moon, Kofi Annan warn of Syrian civil war Finance Investors revise view of Germany as a safe haven Due to its robust economy, debt issued by Germany is seen as a safe bet by investors seeking stability in the current eurozone financial crisis. But the tide seems to be slowly turning on Germany's safe-haven image. Cities World Bank says urban waste problem can be solved Cities are producing more garbage than ever before and the amount will likely double by 2025. DW spoke with Dan Hoornweg, a leading urban specialist with the World Bank. Toxic waste from Bhopal plant may come to Germany Stress tests start for Germany's nuclear waste sites Lack of toilets poses serious health risk Space The battle for cooperation in space begins Both the EU and United States are ramping up efforts to increase cooperation in space. But the US has rejected the EU's proposals so far, fearing its right to self-defense could be harmed. China to launch module for space rendezvous Twice in a century Venus fly-by SpaceX Dragon capsule splash-lands back on Earth Culture Afghan theater troupe stages Shakespeare in Germany After performing at an international Shakespeare festival in London, the actors from Roy-e Sabs are in Germany to perform their production of 'The Comedy of Errors.' Berlin exhibition showcases Afghanistan's other faces Books bring home the war in Afghanistan Hip hop aids cultural revival in war-torn countries Film New documentary gets personal with Ai Weiwei A new documentary film by American director Alison Klayman explores the life of Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei. She traced three years of his life and spoke with those closest to him. dOCUMENTA art fair opens in Germany Chinese poet in exile on the power of words Chinese art is rare at Art Cologne Controversial German exhibition closes in Beijing UEFA EURO 2012 Berliners rediscover city thanks to Euro 2012 TV makes it seem as though for each UEFA Euro 2012 match, everyone in Berlin heads to some massive public-viewing area. But DW's Jefferson Chase is finding that the best spots are sometimes just around the corner. Germany beat Netherlands to top group Portugal blast 'Group of Death' wide open Archrivals Germany, Netherlands clash in showdown Berlin learns to flirt with the sun More DW Online special: Equal opportunity for education Education for all! That's UNESCO's goal for education. We have brought together five bloggers from Iran, Germany, Russia, Kenya and Argentina to start an intriguing discussion on education and learning.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012