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Newsline 06.05.2013 | 16:15 UTC News Court Cases NSU neo-Nazi murder trial opens in Munich The trial of the surviving member of the National Socialist Underground (NSU), a suspected terror cell accused of ten racially-motivated murders in Germany, has begun. It is seen as one of the biggest trials in decades. NSU defendants accuse court of bias Chronology of NSU murder spree Plaintiffs question state's role in NSU murders People Former Italian PM Giulio Andreotti dies at age 94 Italy's former seven-time Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti, a key player in the country's post-war politics, has died at the age of 94. A controversial figure, he was once at the center of Italy's "trial of the century." World Development Aid Mixed results for Somalia's new government As donors gather in London for the International conference for Somalia, a quick glance before the conference begins shows that Somalia's security situation remains precarious. 'Al-Shabab weakened but not to be discounted' Kenya orders refugees into camps AMISOM troops in control of Kismayo Conflict Kaesong's future lies in the balance for North and South North Korea may have turned the violent rhetoric down a notch in recent days, but tensions remain across the Korean peninsula . The focus now is on the fate of the Kaesong industrial complex. The Korean conundrum Trouble on the Korean Peninsula Korea remains as divided as ever Politics Malaysians are demanding change Change is what many Malaysians had sought when they cast their vote for opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim in national elections on Sunday. He lost but the days of incumbent ruler Najib Razak could be numbered. Malaysia's opposition coalition to contest election results Malaysia's ruling National Front win election Record voter turnout in Malaysia marks tense election Eurozone crisis Greek group finds anti-Troika solidarity abroad Greece is suffering under the austerity measures imposed as a condition of its EU bailout. As poverty in the country escalates, Greek activist Christos Giovanopoulos is campaigning for solidarity in Germany. Civil servant for life? Not anymore, says Greece Trust in European Union hits record low Study: Disease spreading due to eurozone crisis 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