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Newsline 19.11.2012 | 17:15 UTC News Diplomacy Obama delivers historic speech in Myanmar US President Barack Obama has delivered a speech at Yangon University in Myanmar, the first address by an American president in the country. Obama called on Myanmar to push on with its democratic reforms. Obama's complete speech Aung San Suu Kyi's sacrifice for politics World Conflict Mission impossible in Mali European foreign ministers have been discussing military intervention against Islamists in northern Mali. But religious extremism is just one of several problems in the country. Nigeria poised for ECOWAS Mali intervention Chad's role in Mali's future Berlin redefining West Africa policy Palestinian Territories Arab Spring is 'game changer' in Gaza crisis As violence escalates between Gaza and Israel, some analysts say this is just an old, bloody pattern repeating itself yet again. But others argue the Arab Spring and the Syrian conflict have changed everything. Westerwelle: 'Rocket fire from Gaza must stop' Israel - tough times, tough neighborhood Israeli ground assault serves no one's interest Running for shelter in Tel Aviv Society Bangladeshis join Rohingya in search of opportunity Camouflaging themselves among Rohingya refugees, many Bangladeshi men are taking risky and secret boat trips to Malaysia, seeking work there as illegal immigrants. Dozens missing as refugee boat sinks in Bay of Bengal Scores of Rohingya refugees feared dead at sea Thousands displaced in Myanmar religious unrest New 'retaliatory' attacks on Myanmar's Rohingyas Education Education gives hope to Indonesian slum kids Around one fourth of Jakarta's 18 million residents live in slums - among them, 1.5 million children. A European project is helping them climb out of poverty through education. 'The mountain of trash' Slum Soccer gives poor children in India hope Politics Leadership vote divides French opposition A vote to decide who will lead France's conservative opposition UMP has ended in chaos after both candidates claimed victory - and accused their opponent of fraud. The count was suspended without a clear winner. Press review: Franco-German ties under strain French premier Ayrault defends course in Berlin   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012