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Newsline 26.02.2013 | 17:15 UTC News Politics EU urges Italy to form stable government Italy's EU partners have called for a stable government to be formed as quickly as possible. Ex-premier Silvio Berlusconi hinted he might be willing to join a grand coalition with his center-left rivals. Italian election leaves only uncertainty World Conflict Mali crisis eclipses Western Sahara conflict Moroccan occupation of Western Sahara continues unchallenged. A referendum agreed more than 30 years ago has yet to take place and frustration is growing. Discontent grows among Saharan refugees 'Arab Spring started in Western Sahara' No progress on fate of Western Sahara United States US politicians point fingers over spending cuts Despite the looming specter of broad, automatic budget cuts in the United States, Democrats and Republicans have largely given up on the prospect of an austerity deal. They may opt instead to take the plunge. Opinion: Time for the US to set its priorities US Congress tables toughest decisions Partisan politics holds US economy captive Elections For Italy, 'Things might get very, very tight' There's no room for Europe to breathe easy after recent elections in Italy, says Italian journalist and EU correspondent Giovanni Del Re. In an interview with DW, he explains why the situation back home is so critical. Inside the Italian elections Cyprus votes for a presidential 'chosen one' Euro crisis returns - in Italy, Spain and Cyprus Religion Religious intolerance is growing in Indonesia Indonesia has the biggest Muslim population in the world and is often described as a country where people live peacefully side by side, tolerating difference. Now, however, religious minorities are being targeted more. 'The Act of Killing' is director's love letter to Indonesia Muslim nations tiptoe between commerce and religion Young Indonesians fight intolerance in Kupang Transatlantic Relations EU-US trade deal is 'unique opportunity' US-EU plans to join forces via a free-trade agreement are taking on shape. During his Berlin visit, US Secretary of State John Kerry described the planned pact as a priority for President Barack Obama's second term. Opinion: US rediscovers Europe Biden offers Iran direct talks, calls for trans-Atlantic free trade EU-Latin American summit closes with promises of closer ties Newsletters More DW Suggestions welcome! Nominate your favorites for the 2013 Bobs Awards Do you know bloggers, journalists or net activists who fight for human rights and for freedom of speech? Nominate your favorite for the Bobs Awards. To find out how and for more information on the Bobs, go here. 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