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Newsline 27.05.2013 | 16:15 UTC News Syria EU foreign ministers meet for Syria arms embargo talks The EU has begun debating an arms ban, which forbids weapons sales to Syria. Some say lifting the ban and arming rebels would equal the balance of firepower in the civil war. Others say it would only harm Syria further. Syria's escalating crisis World Justice AU backs Kenya's bid to end International Criminal Court trial African leaders are set to pass a resolution urging the ICC to refer crimes against humanity trials against four Kenyan's, including the country's president; back to Kenya. Human rights groups have opposed the move. ICC rejects call for Kenya charges to be dropped Uhuru Kenyatta in London amid ICC controversy Uhuru Kenyatta sworn in as Kenyan president Protests Sweden's youth rioters demand attention A week of nightly riots has left Sweden reeling. But many young Swedes are screaming for attention - and they believe they've been more successful than they would have been with peaceful alternatives. German Islam Conference struggles to redefine its role London's community divided by Woolwich attacks Naked on TV: A Danish look at Blachman's 'sexism' Bilateral relations Opinion: Beijing gets to Brussels via Berlin Li Keqiang's visit shows that China attributes a special significance to its relationship with Germany, which is seen to be the key to Europe. However, Berlin should not become Beijing's instrument in Brussels. Germany is first on Li's EU list China releases German ahead of Li's Berlin trip Sports IPL hit by scandal and Tendulkar's resignation The 6th edition of Cricket's Indian Premier League (IPL) has come to a close, leaving fans distraught over scandal and the resignation of star Sachin Tendulkar, whose team was finally able to take home the gold. IPL inspires other Indian sports It isn't just cricket - India's dilemma with Sri Lanka IPL combines India's love for cricket and movies Social Media Modern media is not always democratic Were the revolutions in the Arabic world started by social networks? Tunisian publicist Amel Grami is skeptical, and warns against the extremist potential of the new media. How our activists view social media Trio of bloggers recounts perils of writing in Asia Cuban blogger Sanchez battles censorship Europe to the rescue Power to the people: Have your say Newsletters More DW Register now for the Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum in Bonn Save the date! From 17-19 June, this year's Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum will spotlight "The Future of Growth - Economic Values and the Media". See the complete conference program online. 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