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Newsline 26.10.2012 | 16:15 UTC News Syria Syria car bomb explosion shatters ceasefire truce Syrian state television and a rights watchdog say a number of people have been killed following a car bomb attack in Damascus, breaking a temporary cease-fire agreed to by government and rebel forces. Fragile truce in Syria Russia Russian opposition figure charged with plotting riots Russian investigators have laid out criminal charges against a leading figure in the country's opposition movement. This is just the latest in what critics see as a clampdown on dissent by the Kremlin. World Court Cases Kenyans wait for justice in election violence trial On a trip to Kenya, the ICC's chief prosecutor has urged the government to cooperate fully with the court and provide evidence for the trial of four presidential hopefuls. She condemned witness intimidation. New ICC prosecutor is sworn in Uhuru Kenyatta launches new political party in Kenya Prominent Kenyans to face trial over post-election violence China China gears up for leadership change Some 2,200 delegates are meeting for the Communist Party of China's 18th congress that opens on 8 November. By the end, China will have a new party leadership that the world will have to live with for 10 years. Xi will have limited power with Hu on the sidelines Former police chief and Communist Party await verdict Hu Jintao stoops to conquer Development Policy EU's prosperity concept for Palestine falls short The economic situation in the Palestinian territories is devastating, the Authority relies mostly on foreign aid. The EU is heavily involved in the region, but despite considerable aid, its influence remains limited. Ramallah: the city of fading optimism Life behind barbed wire in Gaza Fatah declares victory in West Bank local elections Palestinian rockets and Israeli air strikes claim casualties Human Rights Missionaries rescue trafficked Koreans in China A large number of North Koreans in China are women, many of whom are trafficked there and forced to work as sex slaves. Missionaries in South Korea are helping to rescue them. Human trafficking, prostitution thrive in Afghanistan Dictators are only human: North Korean artist North Koreans flee in search of freedom Newsletters More DW Learning by Ear – Destination: Togo! DW's multimedia edutainment program asked listeners to submit their stories about a personal event that changed their lives. The winning story will be staged in Lomé/Togo. Follow the theatre workshop online! More DW PopXport brings you the best music and the chance to win an iPod touch The new contest from PopXport takes a look at the German songs that were ranked highest around the world. Send us your favorite and you will have a chance at winning an iPod touch. More DW Kick off! Bundesliga action on Facebook The passion and the action of the Bundesliga – every game, every goal, every week. Get involved and discuss German soccer with real fans around the world. Once the last whistle has blown, we get you up to speed.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012