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Newsline 01.02.2013 | 20:45 UTC News Security Munich Security Conference likely to focus on Mali, Syria The Munich Security Conference has begun with conflict-ridden Mali and Syria most likely to top the agenda. US Vice President Joe Biden has already arrived in Berlin ahead of the annual conference. A coffee between enemies Egypt Thousands of Egyptians turn out for anti-Morsi protests Thousands of Egyptian protesters have clashed with security forces across Egypt as the country's political violence extended for an eighth day. The protests come a day after talks between rival political factions. 'You can't turn Egypt into a democracy overnight' World European Union Schulz: EU needs to prove its own importance The EU needs to become more democratic and transparent, says President of European Parliament Martin Schulz. No country can afford to stand alone, he tells DW - not even Great Britain. Cameron wants a different Europe Eurozone: Good rules or bad rules? Reding: 'More optimism' needed in the EU Education Suicide lifts lid on physical punishment in school Corporal punishment is banned in Japan's schools but the recent suicide of a 17-year-old student has brought to light the extent to which teachers use violence to 'teach' their students. Courts forced to intervene in Japan's bullying crisis Studying with class enemies - Chinese in Taiwan Pakistan says education key to tackling Taliban Conflict Rights abuses alleged in Mali In a report just released rights group Amnesty International has called on the French army to investigate the deaths of five civilians it alleges were killed in a air raid at the start of the Mali campaign. Mali eyes post-conflict elections Munich Security Conference likely to focus on Mali, Syria EU foreign ministers to resume aid to Mali Corruption Big fish still elude China's corruption bloggers Citizen journalists in China have taken the leadership's overtures about fighting corruption as a challenge. But while low and middle-ranking officials have been caught out, scandal at the top level is still off-limits. 'China's change offers little hope of great reform' Chinese bloggers criticize party congress Power, greed, money and Wen Jiabao Newsletters More DW Wonders of World Heritage Join DW for a breathtaking tour of Germany's 37 UNESCO World Heritage Sites: From the Aachen Cathedral to Muskauer Park: Park. Our eight routes highlight these unique sites with videos, photo galleries and more. Join us!   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013