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Newsline 02.11.2012 | 17:15 UTC News Syria Syrian rebels claim key town amid 'execution' allegations A Syrian opposition group says rebel forces have captured a key town in the north of the country. This comes amid reports of rebels beating and executing captured Syrian government soldiers. There are still ways to end Syrian violence World Conflict "Time is needed to solve Sudans' border dispute" South Sudan says it is disappointed by a proposal from African Union mediators that allows negotiations with Khartoum over the final status of the contested region of Abyei to be extended for another six weeks. Sudan accuses Israel of factory airstrike Sudan and South Sudan loosen oil flow with partial deal Partial deal in Sudan peace talks Human Rights No end in sight to Pakistan's blasphemy laws Pakistani activists say they have lost hope in the government to reform the Islamic country's controversial laws in the wake of an attack on a girls' school over alleged blasphemy. Pakistan's rights record slammed by UN Pakistani activists alarmed by threats to minorities Pakistani TV show converts non-Muslims European Ties Britain's continental drift away from the EU British Prime Minister David Cameron is under increasing pressure to act tough on Europe. But there is concern that Britain's stance could be damaging, both for the UK and for the rest of the EU. Cameron: 'The plates of Europe are moving' Opinion: Deceptive calm in the EU UK should 'make up its mind' on Europe US Election 'Europe is not the main focus anymore' Thomas Oppermann, the Social Democratic Party's floor leader in the German Bundestag, explains why Obama's foreign policy is better for Europe than Romney's - but Europe is less important for either candidate. Obama euphoria gone, but ex-pats could tip race Russia rooting for Obama in US election EU, US are 'not foreign policy to each other' Human Rights Nigeria's security forces accused of rights abuses Amnesty International has accused Nigeria's security forces of massive human rights violations in their fight against the Islamist sect Boko Haram in northern Nigeria. Nigerian army claims 24 militants killed in battle Nigeria mosque attack kills 20 Terrorism poses major challenge to Nigeria Newsletters More DW DISCOVER GERMANY – The Travel Guide on Facebook Discover Germany is your ticket to the beauty and diversity of Deutschland. From local traditions to national monuments, come join the discussion on Facebook and get the insider tips that only DW's experts can deliver. 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.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012