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Newsline 20.05.2013 | 16:15 UTC News Asia Chinese premier seeks 'mutual trust' on trade and border dispute in first India visit Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang has vowed to increase "mutual trust" with India in his first trip abroad since assuming office. Talks with Indian leaders are expected to focus on trade and recent border tensions. World Sports IPL inspires other Indian sports Cricket's hugely popular Indian Premier League (IPL) is being played in its sixth season. Despite recent controversies surrounding the event, its unabated success has started to inspire other sports formats. It isn't just cricket - India's dilemma with Sri Lanka IPL combines India's love for cricket and movies Is Pakistan safe for international cricket? Bilateral relations India and China bury the hatchet, focus on trade Indian and Chinese leaders have played down their recent border dispute and other tensions and promised to work together towards regional stability and the economic growth. China, India court Africa for resources China and India - Rivals in Africa India and China set up mechanism to maintain border peace International Relations Japan's regional isolation higher than ever Japan's neighbors are getting wary of PM Shinzo Abe and his center-right government. At home, however, Abe is bucking the trend of his immediate predecessors and riding high in the opinion polls. A strong economy, a strong Japan A market with a future - Taiwan Japan angered by China's claim to all of Okinawa International Relations Myanmar's president makes historic US visit On Monday, US President Barack Obama will receive the president of Myanmar, Thein Sein, in Washington. The visit itself represents a symbolic victory in several ways, but disagreements remain between the two countries. 'A wind of freedom is blowing through the Burmese media' Suu Kyi prods Japan to achieve gender equality EU criticized for lifting Myanmar sanctions Newsletters More DW DW is turning 60 - Celebrate with us! Let your creativity flow and upload your photographic birthday present to us by May 30. There are plenty of great prizes to win. The best and most original photos will be published online at www.dw.de/mydw.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013