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Newsline 27.03.2013 | 17:15 UTC News Eurozone crisis Cyprus to finalize capital controls ahead of banks reopening With banks due to reopen on Thursday, Cyprus is finalizing capital control measures to prevent a run on the banks. Meanwhile, the euro currency has hit a four-month low in response to the bailout crisis. Cyprus tense ahead of banks reopening Cypriots hit hard by bailout deal World North Korea China weighs up opposing North Korea policies China has become more open than ever about its policy regarding North Korea. While some want a change of course as China seeks to keep instability from its door, others think the status quo should be preserved. North Korean reforms benefit the Kim family The new arms race in Asia The US is 'in the Pacific to stay' Society Africa's youth impatient for generation change In North Africa, young people's frustrations drove them to topple their leaders. There has been no youth-driven revolt in sub-Saharan Africa, but the frustration is no less palpable. Afghan's marathon efforts to fight corruption African women urged to spread their wings Playing politics: new ways to win votes in Africa Eurozone crisis Coach Rehhagel tapped to charm Greece Otto Rehhagel, who coached Greece's national team to a Euro 2004 championship, set out to drum up support for German-Greek cooperation in Germany and Greece. As always, he did so on his own terms. Berlin can't fix 'austerity dictator' image alone Germany painted as villain in euro crisis Eurozone crisis takes toll on German-Greek ties Canada Canada's foreign aid fiasco Canada has recently come under fire over its foreign aid policy. Now the prestigious Canadian International Development Agency has been swallowed up and rebranded - a worrying move, writes Jeremy Kinsman. Conflict Talks 'not likely' to end bloodshed in Thailand "Peace talks between the Thai government and rebel groups are a step in the right direction," Marco Bünte tells DW. But it is only the very beginning of any kind of peace process between Bangkok and southern separatists. Thailand's sectarian war rages outside public eye Thailand agrees to groundbreaking talks with Muslim rebels   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013