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Newsline 05.12.2012 | 17:15 UTC News Egypt Pro and anti-Morsi factions urge Egypt activists to palace Opponents and supporters of Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi have both been called upon to gather outside the presidential palace. The Muslim Brotherhood urged its followers to defend "legitimacy." Tension rises in Egypt over Morsi Pressure building on Morsi World Media 'Cash for coverage' controversy gets ugly Two TV journalists have been arrested in India after allegedly demanding money from an industrialist in return for favorable coverage. The controversy has renewed debate about the media transparency in India. South Asian anti-corruption campaigns myopic Indian PM fights back against corruption allegations Journalist targeted for 'threatening' Islam Retail Singh wins support for foreign conglomerates Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has won support from parliament for his prestige project. Now the country's market can open up to foreign international concerns. Indian ministers leave cabinet in protest Indian shopkeepers strike against foreign retailers Superstores versus corner shops India backs off major retail market changes Awards The German-Africa Prize: using art as a weapon for change Pieter-Dirk Uys and Marlene Le Roux, both from South Africa, have jointly won this year's German-Africa Prize for their services to peace, democracy and human rights. Community project fights to stamp out HIV in South Africa Ghanaian democracy advocate wins German Africa Prize Sierra Leone's electoral commissioner receives German-Africa Prize Extremism Pakistan unsafe for Western charity workers Pakistani experts have said that Bargeeta Almby - a Christian charity worker from Sweden who was shot in Lahore on Monday - was a victim of growing intolerance and anti-West sentiment in Pakistan. ICRC scales back aid program in Pakistan Activists want Malala to win Nobel Peace Prize Pakistan's rights record slammed by UN Language A day in the life of an EU interpreter Interpreters oil the wheels of the EU machine, ensuring that people from all 27 member states can communicate effectively with one another. But it's a skill few people are able to master, as DW found out. Listen to the report from Brussels EU targets jargon with clear writing campaign A day in the life of an MEP Single-seat debate heats up in EU Newsletters More DW German-Jewish Cultural Heritage Join DW as we uncover traces of German-Jewish cultural heritage all around the world. DW's reporters travel from Chicago to Shanghai to find German-Jewish immigrants and retell their stories. More DW An iPod for your thoughts and pictures! We want to know about your favorite winter traditions and customs. Share your thoughts, experiences and pictures and have a chance at winning one of six iPods. We'll present the best entries at dw.dw/globalimpressions. More DW Those Germans Punctual and unfashionable, orderly and up-tight–there are lots of clichés about Germans. DW will throw all that into question with the multimedia special "Those Germans" starting November 21.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012