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Newsline 01.04.2013 | 16:15 UTC News Diplomacy South Korea vows retaliation against North if provoked South Korea's president has said any "provocation" from the North will unleash an immediate retaliation from Seoul. The tough words came in response to North Korea's recent threat of launching a war. Korean tensions mount North Korea feels it is 'being provoked' World Politics Nigerian military raids suspected islamist hide-out The army in Nigeria says it has killed at least 14 suspected Boko Haram militants after a raid on a home in Kano state, northern Nigeria. Nigerians killed in explosions at Kano bus station Diplomats confirm deaths in Nigerian hostage crisis Nigerian extremists claim to have killed hostages North Korea Pyongyang continues to ratchet up tensions Vociferous Pyongyang has issued a number of threats to the US and South Korea of late. But Kim Jong Un must realize the only possible outcome of a conflict would be the annihilation of his regime. North Korea bangs war drums North Korea feels it is 'being provoked' South Korea vows retaliation if North Korea provokes North Korean reforms benefit the Kim family Work Unemployed youth turn their back on Spain Frustrated by a lack of opportunities at home, Spanish youth are leaving in droves. More than 280,000 left last year alone in the hope of finding jobs in countries such as Germany, Britain, Argentina and Venezuela. Strapped Spanish city to tax church activities Portuguese engineer braves German job market Turks in Germany feel far from home Human Rights Report reveals grave abuses of juveniles in India Juvenile justice is non-existent in conflict-ridden parts of India. Children are treated as adults and many are subjected to gross human rights violations claims a scathing report by the Asian Centre for Human Rights. Child sexual abuse 'disturbingly common' in India Child slaves crowd the skeletons in India's closet Iron Lady of Manipur knows 'what's right, what's wrong' Eurozone crisis Spending cuts hurt Greek defense and democracy Greece's budget cuts are strangling the nation's defense capabilities and feeding far-right nationalism, politicians and defense experts warn. However, Greece continues to spend more on defense than any other EU country. Trying to find the right policy for the crisis Auditors scrutinize Greek austerity efforts Greece's middle class feels the pain   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013