Newsline: September 25, 2009: Emerging economies benefit from the G20 summit, Germany faces terror threats ahead of national elections and we visit a camel farm catering to the Dutch community.
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Emerging economies benefit at the opening of the G20
At the start of a two-day summit of the G20 in Pittsburgh the White House announces the group will replace the smaller G8 as the prime forum for financial matters. We hear from experts on the Indian and Chinese economies.
(Listen to comments from China and India, or read our full article).
Terror threat in the run up to German elections
Germany has stepped up security across the country after a series of terror threats ahead of Sunday's national elections.
Listen to a report from Berlin
Camels prove cash cows for Dutch farmers
Camels may be naturally suited to hot, dry climates but a forward-thinking Dutch farmer has decided to breed them. Frank Smits says they are a good alternative to normal cows - our correspondent went to meet him and his animals.
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