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Newsline 21.12.2012 | 17:15 UTC News Egypt Clashes in Egypt ahead of second vote on constitution Riot police fired tear gas to separate clashing protesters in the port city of Alexandria in northern Egypt on Friday. The violence comes on the eve of the second round of voting on a controversial draft constitution. World China Executed prisoners are still main source for organ transplants in China In China, executed prisoners have been the main source of organs for transplants for decades. However, the authorities want to phase this out by 2015 and build up a national donation scheme. China vows to phase out reliance on prisoners' organs Death row inmates number one organ donors in China Pakistanis trade kidneys for cash Civil Rights A literal slap in the face for Egypt's women In the first of two referendum votes, Egyptians approved a new constitution by a slim margin. Should it pass round two, one lawyer believes that the consequences for Egypt's women will be wide-ranging and severe. Vote-rigging allegations mar referendum Sexual harassment in Tahrir Square sparks activism Arab Spring revolutions don't reach women Asia Narendra Modi is a hard nut to crack for Europe The Hindu nationalist leader Narendra Modi has just won a landslide victory in elections in the western Indian state of Gujarat and could be about to enter the national stage. Can the EU afford to ignore him? Modi's clearance in the Gujarat riots case angers Indian Muslims Ten years since the Gujarat riots, questions of guilt remain unanswered Dozens sentenced to life for Gujarat violence Eurozone crisis Analysis: Fuss over possible Cyprus bailout European Union member Cyprus urgently needs outside aid to prevent bankruptcy. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the EU are considering their options, but other problems have now surfaced. Cyprus: Delaying the bailout Still waiting for a European banking union Eurogroup OKs more funds for Greece, Spain EU puts more pressure on Greece Arab World Arab Spring like Europe after communism Cyprus, Egypt, Syria and Israel - German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle has much to keep him busy at the moment. In an interview with public broadcaster ARD, he gives Germany's take on the issues. Arab Spring revolutions don't reach women Jordan - the next Middle East flashpoint? Germany frets about troops on Turkish border 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 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