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Newsline 05.04.2013 | 16:15 UTC News North Korea North Korea advises embassies to evacuate personnel Pyongyang has reportedly told embassies to consider evacuating their employees in the case of a war. If they do not, North Korea cannot guarantee foreign diplomats' safety, it was said. China says 'shame on you' Kim Jong Un World Sports IPL combines India's love for cricket and movies The sixth season of the Indian Premier League - the world's biggest twenty-over cricket league - kicked off with a star-studded opening ceremony earlier this week. Will the tournament live up to its hype? Champions League finds its feet in Pakistan Scandal highlights corruption in Indian cricket Is Pakistan safe for international cricket? Politics Hunt for rebel leader Kony put on hold A coup in central Africa has eased the pressure on indicted war criminal Joseph Kony. Until the political situation in the Central African Republic is clarified, an international manhunt for Kony has been suspended. Forced to fight, children suffer all their lives Hunt for elusive Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony Controversial web video 'Kony 2012' goes viral North Korea Pyongyang's saber-rattling has Germany worried North Korea seems to take confrontation with the United States and South Korea for granted. That hardline stance has German politicians worried the situation could escalate further. US confronts North Korea as defense cuts loom China says 'shame on you' Kim Jong Un Pohlmann: 'Spiral of provocation in Korea' Experts question how UN can control arms sales Elections Are you religious enough to contest elections? Pakistan's Election Commission has rejected the nomination of Pervez Musharraf for elections under articles 62 and 63 of the constitution, which state that only 'pious' and 'law-abiding' Muslims can hold office. A tale of two Pakistans Can 'toothless tiger' Musharraf 'restore' Pakistan? 'Islamists can't sabotage elections' in Pakistan Politics Bangladesh tense ahead of Islamist march As Islamists in Bangladesh gear up for a 'long march' to Dhaka seeking death for 'anti-Islam' bloggers, among other things, many fear the situation in the country could become much more volatile. Bangladesh gags award-winning blogger Protesters want more than death sentences Do not kill Bangladesh's war criminals: AI   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013