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Newsline 09.05.2013 | 16:15 UTC News Pakistan Son of former Pakistan PM Gilani abducted at election rally Police in Pakistan have confirmed that Ali Haider Gilani, a son of former Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, was kidnapped in the southern Punjab province on Thursday. A candidate himself, Gilani was at a campaign rally. Pakistan gears up to historic elections World Film Bollywood: The journey from 1913 to 2013 Film critics in both India and in the West have been inclined to dismiss Bollywood cinema as kitsch and without any artistic value. But the fact remains - the Indian film industry is the largest in the world. Bollywood in frame over women as sex objects Celebrating 100 years of Bollywood Shah Rukh Khan: The face of Bollywood India rediscovers its actresses Museums The couch that opened up the unconscious It's one of the most iconic pieces of furniture in the world, but the couch that stood in Sigmund Freud's consulting room is now looking somewhat the worse for wear. Now the Freud Museum in London is asking for help. Human Rights India pressed to address child soldier issue The recruitment of child soldiers in India appears to be rampant, with hundreds of children involved in armed conflicts. A report notes that children are used extensively by insurgents and, at times, the state. Report reveals grave abuses of juveniles in India India fears new terrorist attacks after Pune Government probes India's biggest security challenge Media Naked on TV: A Danish look at Blachman's 'sexism' In Denmark, a TV show in which women strip while men critique their naked bodies is described as the most sexist talk show in history. Maybe controversial, but definitely overrated, says Danish journalist Ellen Otzen. "Naked Men" shakes up Austria Danish the "happiest people in the world" Anti-sexism Twitter campaign gains momentum Penis problem: A Vienna museum covers up Incident sparks debate about media ethics Femen-style protests irk some Muslim women East Germany's Fascination with Flesh Gets More Exposure Economy Economists warn of gaps amidst Africa's growth Africa is still on the rise but gaps in key areas are putting the continent's economic boom to question, the World Economic Forum in Cape Town has warned. About 1,000 participants including world leaders are taking part. Mweni: 'Double digit growth in Kenya? Maybe from 2016' Africa's youth impatient for generation change Africa as a future boom region   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013