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Newsline 27.12.2012 | 18:00 UTC News Syria Brahimi urges "real" change in Syria UN-Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi has called for "real" change in war-torn Syria. Brahimi, who was wrapping up a visit to Damascus, is to discuss the issue with Russia's foreign minister later this week. Syria at an impasse World Education Education falls victim to Greek debt crisis As part of Greece's austerity policies, salaries for teachers and educational funding have dropped rapidly. Students who can afford private tutoring may come to depend more heavily on tutors than teachers. Bleak Christmas in Greece No chemotherapy for Greeks without cash Report: Greece most corrupt country in Europe Conflict Hopes for end to Central African Republic crisis The government of the Central African Republic (CAR) is seeking a solution to a conflict with rebels who are demanding that agreements which were made several years ago should be kept. Central African Republic calls for US and French help France rules out military intervention in CAR Hollande recognizes France's 'brutal' colonization of Algeria Society Magazine helps children escape brothel life Children of prostitutes often end up working in the trade themselves. But some brothel children in India, who have launched a unique handwritten magazine, are making efforts to escape the trap. Delhi's disappearing children Human trafficking, prostitution thrive in Afghanistan Afghan women stigmatized for moral crimes Rural schools help sex workers' families break cycle of prostitution Russia 'Hard fight' lies ahead for Russian opposition The lead singer in the underground rock band DDT in the 1980s, Yuri Shevchuk, looks back at the state of the Russian protest movement in 2012 and tells DW why he's counting on young people to change the country. Opinion: Putin's 'disappointing' state of the nation address 'Russia is a convenient excuse to do nothing' Is Putin's corruption fight just for show? United States There will be fracking - at least in the arts What was once an obscure energy extraction technique has now entered popular fiction. Whether in Hollywood, on the stage or in literature, fracking is all around - and has even found its way into romance novels. What's behind the natural gas boom in the US? Environment minister wants fracking veto right Germany still divided on the future of fracking 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.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012