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Newsline 12.10.2012 | 16:15 UTC News European Union Merkel hails Nobel Committee's 'wonderful decision' German Chancellor Angela Merkel has praised the decision of the Norwegian Nobel Committee to award the European Union with the Nobel Peace Prize. Nobel Prize Reactions Critics warn of watering down Nobel Peace Prize World Nuclear Power Lithuanians set to vote on new nuclear plant Lithuania is set for parliamentary elections and a referendum on whether to build a new nuclear power plant. But even if the Lithuanians vote against the plant, it may not make a difference. EU questions safety of German nuclear reactors EU nuclear plant stress tests leaked, improvements due Conflict New 'retaliatory' attacks on Myanmar's Rohingyas Rohingya activists have alleged that Myanmar's Buddhist protesters have launched fresh attacks on Muslims in retaliation to last week's attacks by Muslims on Buddhist temples and houses in Bangladesh. Dhaka blames recent Facebook riots on Rohingya One step closer to press freedom in Myanmar Pakistani Taliban vow to avenge Rohingyas Awards Focus on strengths in reaction to peace prize Many European politicians could hardly believe the award. Some are regarding the Nobel Peace Prize as an incentive to continue their work in difficult times. Others are ridiculing the award committee's choice. US scientists share Nobel Prize for chemistry Physics Nobel Prize winners announced Stem cell pioneers win Nobel medicine honors European Ties Fifty years of Franco-German friendship form basis of EU Fifty years ago, Charles de Gaulle became the first post-war French president to visit Germany, planting the seed of reconciliation between the former enemies. Today, their partnership acts as the motor for the EU. Elysée Treaty: A model for reconciliation Successful Franco-German pairs before 'Merkozy' What's so special about the Franco-German relationship? Health Terrorism is affecting the mental health of Pakistanis According to health professionals, the number of people suffering from depression and other mental health problems is increasing in Pakistan - a country struggling with Islamist militancy and a dysfunctional economy. 'Afghanistan's women have come a long way' Pakistanis trade kidneys for cash Pakistani Taliban say 'No' to polio drops Newsletters More DW Dive into the new Global Ideas webdoc Take an underwater journey with a 114-year-old coral! Our new webdoc takes you to Pele island in Vanuatu to highlight the effects of global warming and to let you experience life on the reef with Namati. More DW Discover more with the DW Media Center! An all-access pass to DW's audio, video and multimedia content that you can use anytime and anywhere. The DW Media Center ensures that you will never miss any of your favorite DW shows. More DW Kultur.21 – The culture magazin on Facebook Discover culture. Germany has become a hub of creativity for the 21st century. The world is watching what trends are emerging from Berlin and beyond. Find out more on our Facebook page.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012