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Newsline 16.11.2012 | 17:15 UTC News Conflict Egypt's premier visits Gaza; Israel masses forces Egypt's premier has visited Gaza as conflict between Palestinian militants and Israel raged for a third day. Hisham Kandil said Egypt is striving for a "lasting truce." Israel denied staging airstrikes during the visit. Kandil visits Gaza Israeli election weighs on Gaza conflict fears World Elections Neck-and-neck race in Sierra Leone Sierra Leoneans are voting in a weekend election. Eleven years after the end of a civil war, the poll is a test of their country's democratic institutions as it faces huge challenges. Wounds of war heal slowly in Sierra Leone Election campaign kicks off in Sierra Leone Sierra Leone: On the road to independent reporting Social Change Woman's death could spark change in Ireland The death of a woman in Ireland who was refused an abortion has led to public anger on the streets of Dublin and elsewhere in the UK. DW looks at how the case could result in the clarification of Irish abortion laws. First Irish abortion clinic opens in Belfast Syria Obama could re-think Syria policy in second term Barack Obama's re-election had significant implications for the Middle East - particularly on the region's most desperate situation, the chaos in Syria. And there are signs of a sea-change in Washington. 'Have to come up with convincing foreign policy' 'The West would have to consider unilateral steps' Disillusionment in the Middle East Democracy Suu Kyi 'coming home' to India Aung San Suu Kyi enthralled India on her six-day visit. It was a kind of emotional homecoming between the celebrated Nobel laureate and the country that helped shape her into the icon she is today. Aung San Suu Kyi's sacrifice for politics Myanmar to free prisoners ahead of Obama visit Growing pains in Myanmar Russia Russian camps: 'Losing freedom is a lesser evil' Two members of the Russian punk band Pussy Riot are doing time in remote labor camps, which may become home to many more opposition members. Former inmate Svetlana Bakhmina spoke to DW about life in the camps. Concerns over Internet censorship in Russia Merkel in Moscow with human rights agenda Pussy Riot nomination splits politicians, scholars Pussy Riot sent to prison camps   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012