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Newsline 29.04.2013 | 16:15 UTC News Syria Syrian state TV says prime minister survives bomb attack Syrian state media and opposition groups have reported a bombing in Damascus on a government convoy. State television said that Prime Minister Wael al-Halqi was targeted, but was not hurt. Syria's escalating crisis Germany NSU trial seats chosen via lottery system The 50 press seats for the trial of an alleged neo-Nazi terrorist have been chosen via a court-run lottery system. Because the murder victims were of Turkish and Greek origin, both countries automatically received seats. Fair accreditation by lottery? World Human Rights Bangladesh seeks answers after deadly collapse Hundreds of people lost their lives when a building in Dhaka collapsed last week. Among the people who died, many were textile workers. Illegal practices to construct buildings are a part of everyday life in Bangladesh. Report highlights Asia's muzzled media Bangladesh factory tragedy: Who's responsible? Working in Bangladesh's textile industry like working in a "prison" Terrorism Pakistani support for extremists persists The killing of al Qaeda's former head Osama bin Laden in Pakistan two years ago embarrassed the Pakistani government and military. Experts, however, say Islamabad's policy to support extremists did not change. Why Pakistan's nuclear bombs are a threat Musharraf's arrest 'embarasses' the military Malala gives hope to poor girls in Pakistan Elections 'Taliban want their sympathizers to win elections' Pakistan's liberal parties appear to lose in the upcoming parliamentary elections on May 11 - not because they are not popular but because they cannot campaign freely. The Taliban have declared an open war on them. The dilemma of Pakistan's liberal Pashtuns 'Nobody knows the Taliban better than Pakistan' 'Islamists can't sabotage elections' in Pakistan Music Soundtrack to the crisis: Deolinda It's not with harsh rock music, but with quiet melodies that Portuguese band Deolinda has managed to stir people all over the country to mass protests. Deolinda, "Parva que sou" 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