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Newsline 14.05.2013 | 16:00 UTC News Right-Wing Extremism Trial of neo-nazi NSU terror cell resumes in Germany The landmark NSU trial of alleged neo-Nazi Beate Zschäpe, and four others, has resumed in Germany. Legal wrangling has been dominating proceedings and the charges were read out with considerable delay. Neo-Nazi terror cell on trial Germany Human Rights Human rights commissioner Löning: 'We can't paint our own world' Nurturing democracy in other countries takes patience, said the German government's human rights commissioner in an interview with DW. At times it even includes working with governments that don't support human rights. Funding the 'scared': European Endowment for Democracy 'Hard fight' lies ahead for Russian opposition EU wants action, not words, from Kosovo and Serbia World Politics Is the Pakistan People's Party finished? One of Pakistan's most influential liberal political parties, the People's Party, which was once headed by former PM Benazir Bhutto, has tasted one of its bitterest defeats in elections. Is this the end of the PPP? A 'new Sharif' returns to power Opinion: Pakistan at crossroads after historic election Elections in Pakistan: the major players Language Prime-time spot for Latin radio in Finland Since 1989 the Finnish broadcaster YLE has been producing the world's first news show in Latin. Breathing new life into dead words is a challenge for the show's presenters - particularly with digital neologisms. Indo-European languages came from a common root about 15,000 years ago Latin returns from the dead in German schools Scandinavia invades Germany's clubs Israel Israel celebrates 65 years of independence "If you will it, it is no dream," wrote Theodor Herzl, a Vienna journalist and the founder of Zionism, in 1902. Less than 50 years later, his vision became a reality: Israel was declared an independent state. Obama's Middle East push must break the mold Opinion: No clear direction in Israel Why Israel won't be deterred from settlements Syria Who was behind the Reyhanli attack? After deadly bombings in the Turkish town of Reyhanli, opposition parties in Ankara have begun to question the government's Syria policy. Critics believe it was, in fact, Syrian rebels who were behind the blast. Bomb attacks kill 40 in Turkish town on Syrian border Obama 'red line' remark highlights lack of Syria policy   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013