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Newsline 30.03.2013 | 17:15 UTC News Elections Kenyan court upholds Kenyatta election, Odinga concedes Defeated presidential candidate Raila Odinga has accepted a ruling from Kenya's Supreme Court upholding Uhuru Kenyatta's victory in general elections. Kenyan police are on alert for unrest following the court's decision. Uhuru Kenyatta: Kenya's controversial president World World Videobox: North Korea x Säbelrasseln in Nordkorea # korea11f # 30.03.2013 # Journal Civil Society Strapped Spanish city to tax church activities Besides prayer and charity, nuns at a Spanish convent run a side business selling candied almonds. A Spanish city's decision to tax those operations has called Spain's relationship to the Church into question. United States Demographics force US immigration reform Once an issue that polarized the US, immigration reform now enjoys growing bipartisan support. Democrats and Republicans are negotiating a path to legalization, and perhaps citizenship, for 11 million illegal immigrants. Will immigration create 11 million Americans? State of the Union weighs on small town residents Obama claims immigration reform is "within grasp" Religion Christians faring no better after Arab Spring In Arab Spring countries, Christians are caught in the crossfire. They face attacks and threats. As a result, many are leaving their homelands. Other religious minorities, too, are feeling the heat. Iraq's religious minorities flee north Christians fear Islamists and common Pakistanis alike Egypt's forgotten minorities fear for future   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013