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Newsline 28.03.2013 | 17:15 UTC News Eurozone crisis Cypriots line up to withdraw cash from reopened banks Cypriots are reported to be waiting calmly to withdraw money after the country's banks opened for business for the first time in almost a fortnight. The government has imposed restrictions on how much can be withdrawn. EU citizens criticize Germany's role Banks in Cyprus reopen World Women China's first lady brings fresh charm to the role Everyone is talking about Peng Liyuan - the woman who accompanied the new Chinese president on his first trip to Russia and Africa, spreading her charm beyond the borders of China. Xi Jinping's unsurprising international debut Looking back at 'China's lost decade' An army of 'yes-men': China's People's Congress Elections Crucial court ruling in Kenya March 4 elections put Kenya's parliamentary and presidential democracy to the test. Now it is the hour of the judiciary. Social media become Kenya's new battleground Kenyans urged to show 'patience and restraint' after Kenyatta win Vote rigging allegations mar tense Kenyan vote count Literature Toil and trouble pay off for the Bard of Punjab An Indian scholar has translated all the works including 38 plays of the 16th century Bard of Avon into Punjabi. The translation of William Shakespeare's works has taken two decades to complete. Natural Disasters Japan raises specter of more devastating quake The Nankai Trough extends for hundred of kilometers parallel with the Japanese coast, off heavily populated areas south of Tokyo. A new report has issued a chilling warning of what a major quake in the trough would mean. Tokyo prepares for long-overdue 'Big One' Rising doubts about Japan's official radiation figures Catastrophic eruption is brewing in Japan Agriculture Can Africa satisfy its hunger? Africa frequently experiences food shortages, although its 900 million farmers could feed the continent, as well as supplying other parts of the world. But for this to happen they need the support of politicians. Climate change refugees lack legal protection Global agriculture between hunger and profit Hunger jeopardizes economy in sub-Saharan Africa   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013