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Newsline 12.04.2013 | 16:15 UTC News Eurozone crisis Eurozone approves Cyprus bailout Eurozone finance ministers meeting in Dublin have approved the terms for 10 billion euros in emergency loans for Cyprus. However, recent figures showed the island nation might need billions more. World Politics Rapprochement between Sudan and South Sudan For the first time since South Sudan became independent in July 2011, Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has visited the young state. This is the latest stage in a cautious rapprochement between the two countries. Sudan and South Sudan reach oil deal The forgotten war in Sudan Sudan, South Sudan presidents agree again on buffer zone People Not the 'Whole Truth'? In a new exhibition at Berlin's Jewish Museum entitled "The Whole Truth," Jewish people sit in a glass box and talk to visitors. Correspondent Alexa Dvorson is not happy about it and sent this postcard from the city. Click here to listen to Alexa Dvorson You can listen to David Levitz's radio feature from the museum here Exhibition takes Jewish-German ties to task Venezuela Chavez legacy looms over US-Venezuelan ties Venezuela goes to the polls on Sunday to pick Hugo Chávez' successor. Observers are keeping tabs on the possible impact on US-Venezuelan ties, which reached their nadir during the Chávez era. Chavez legacy lives on in New York neighborhood Chavez gone, but anti-American allies remain Politics Decentralization plans for DRC's Copperbelt region The DRC's southern province of Katanga is rich in raw materials but the population hardly benefits and calls for independence are growing. Plans for political decentralization could help defuse the situation. DW reporters in Africa's "lion states" Hope for refugees, residents in Congo peace deal Gorilla tourism funds Congolese rebels Corruption French lose faith in Hollande's France While revelations of French cabinet members holding offshore bank accounts have done nothing to help president Hollande, the real issue is the sputtering French economy - and whether he is capable of improving it. Dimensions of international tax evasion staggering Cameron treads water in 'Offshore Leaks' Deadlock paralyzes Italy Interview: 'Equal rights for equal love'   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013