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Newsline 30.05.2013 | 16:15 UTC News Eurozone crisis Merkel, Hollande seek increased competitiveness, job creation A demand by Brussels that Paris do more to reign in its public debt has angered President Hollande. The debt crisis was to feature high on the agenda in talks between Hollande and visiting German Chancellor Merkel. 'Madame strong' and 'Monsieur weak' World Refugees Malian refugees feel 'lost' in their own country Out of fear of rebels, Islamists and terrorists some 475,000 Malians have fled northern Mali within a year. But far away from their home, life has become a daily struggle. Now many of them are considering a return. Mali: Reconstruction without peace? Life in Timbuktu after the Islamists Intervention and peace-building in Mali Politics German development minister in Uganda and Rwanda German Development Minister Dirk Niebel has begun a visit to Uganda and Rwanda where he is expected to assess the countries' economic progress and visit German development projects. Tunisia: German Development Minister visits project in Tunis Minister visits Kenya to mark 50 years of aid Germany set to aid Rwanda again Opinion Opinion: Europe's recovery still a long way off Left with few choices, the EU Commission has given crisis-struck countries more time for reform. Now it's up to members states, especially France, to use the time to implement reform, says DW's Bernd Riegert. EU tells France to make reforms OECD warns of widening income gap between rich and poor 'Madame strong' and 'Monsieur weak' 532 billion euros to rescue five countries Ex-World Bank head: EU not out of the woods yet Regulation Cambodia advised to mend its textile industry Cambodian garment factories have been advised to check the structural soundness of all of their buildings after sections of buildings at separate factories collapsed this month killing two workers and injuring dozens. Cambodian factory deaths shine spotlight on conditions Bangladesh seeks answers after deadly collapse More rights for textile workers Textile workers struggle for rights Agriculture Croatia's EU membership spells trouble for Bosnia's farmers Croatia is set to join the EU in July, but when it does, neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina will lose its main market for its farming exports. And without it, the country's already fragile economy may falter. Little joy - Croatia's path to the EU Croatia brings minefields to EU soil EU proposal seeks big reforms on farm subsidies 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.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013