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Newsline 17.04.2013 | 16:15 UTC News Terrorism FBI: Pressure cooker bombs suspected in Boston Marathon blasts US investigators have released new evidence linking pressure cooker bombs to the Boston Marathon blasts. But it remains unclear who was behind the attack that left three people dead and injured dozens more. FBI searches for clues in Boston bombing 'Domestic extremists likely behind' Boston attack World European Union Ukraine's chances for an EU association deal The European Parliament is set to take a close look at a report on Ukraine that could pave the way to a landmark political association and free trade deal with the European Union. Ukraine wields natural gas trump card in Brussels Who's where on the path to EU membership? Kyiv's test of EU patience Conflict Aid groups struggling to manage Syrian crisis Millions of Syrians are fleeing the war and misery in their own land. Taking care of Syrian refugees and victims of war is difficult and dangerous. Now, many aid agencies are sounding the alarm: money is running low. Syria's war children A Syrian kindergarten Syria's internally displaced Syria's unprecedented unrest Lebanese mayor builds 'center' for refugees Stream of refugees strains Syria's neighbors Opinion Opinion: We are all 'Thatcher's Children' now Beyond her political legacy, Thatcher also changed several generations who grew up during her long rule. Regardless of their own politics, they were influenced by her policies and ideology. Emma Wallis is one of those. Thatcher's Falkland Islands legacy Thatcher's European legacy The world remembers former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher Women Malala gives hope to poor girls in Pakistan Malala a, 15-year-old Pakistani student, was shot by the Taliban in 2012 for her activism for girl's education. But as her struggle and commitment to equality continue, the issue has taken on a global dimension. The rise of Pakistan's militants Will Malala's influence stretch to Europe? Pakistan in 2012: Between hope and despair Business Eurozone crisis Stuck in stagnation The global economy has embarked on a path of slow recovery, but in Europe the end of the protracted crisis is not yet in sight. The IMF sees even the core of the eurozone unable to exit the no-growth quagmire. EU finance ministers approve ten billion euro bailout for Cyprus Greeks vent frustration at soaring unemployment and stagnating economy Doing the math for a Cyprus bailout Rich South, poor Germans? Risk of social unrest rises in EU Newsletters More DW Now it's your turn! Support your favorites at the Bobs Awards 2013. Vote for your favorite blogs until May 7 at the Bobs Awards 2013! The jury of international bloggers and media experts has nominated the candidates from over 4,200 submissions. Find more information on the voting here.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013