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Newsline 20.03.2013 | 17:15 UTC News Eurozone crisis Cyprus holds emergency meetings to avert a default All eyes are on political leaders in Cyprus, who have been holding emergency talks following the rejection of the EU bailout proposal. They are looking to Russia and the Orthodox Church for help. All eyes on Cyprus 'Is Cyprus the test case for the whole of Europe?' World Tibet 'Appeals will have no effect' on self-immolations The exiled head of Tibet's Kirti monastery says a religious command would not stop Tibetans from setting themselves on fire. The Kirti Rinpoche places responsibility with China's policies. Looking back at 'China's lost decade' 'No change of course in China' Xi Jinping's policies are still unknown China flexes muscles at home and abroad Turkey New chapter in PKK-Turkey ties? The recent release of eight prisoners held by the PKK is seen as a move that may mark a change in the decades-long conflict between Ankara and the PKK. Deutsche Welle's Karlos Zurutuza was at the event. Security cooperation with Turkey could be better Jail is 'occupational hazard' for Kurdish mayor Paris murders: Blow to Turkey-PKK peace talks? Africa's Resources DW reporters in Africa's "lion states" Raw materials are boosting economic growth in a number of African states. But will the benefits also help improve the lives of ordinary people? Poverty mars Angola's petroleum paradise Who is buying Guinea's bauxite? More coal for all in Mozambique? A few liters of Nigeria's oil wealth The lure of gold in Tanzania International Relations Xi Jinping's unsurprising international debut China's new President Xi is in Moscow on his first foreign trip, emphasizing his country's bond with Russia. It's where his predecessor Hu Jintao first ventured abroad 10 years ago. Xi Jingping will be restricted in his maneuvers 'No change of course in China' Looking back at 'China's lost decade' Eurozone crisis Not all Cypriots celebrate EU bailout rejection Did Cyprus really turn its back on the EU? While some Cypriots were cheering the bailout rejection, others would have favored a far different outcome. The question remains: which one is the majority? Cyprus keeps looking for financial help Opinion: Time for Cyprus to leave eurozone Cyprus parliament rejects EU bailout conditions Russian oligarchs stung by Cypriot bank tax   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013