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Newsline 15.02.2012 | 17:15 UTC World Europe Greece's fate remains uncertain Eurozone finance ministers kept Greeks waiting on Wednesday after Athens fell short of their target for budget cuts. There was also concern about whether a future Greek government would implement the measures. China European Council President's blog becomes a hit in China Many officials have started using online social networks. The president of the European Council uses Twitter and even has an account with its Chinese counterpart, with which he has become surprisingly popular. China pledges to help save the euro EU-China summit expected to focus on big issues The two Hus and the Tibet conundrum Arab World Women try to assert independence in post-revolution Tunisia Women were a key force in the popular protests that toppled Tunisia's government last year and kicked off the Arab Spring. But now many Tunisian women worry that the new government may want to turn back the clock. No Arab Spring for Egypt's women Opinion: Female body under siege in post-revolution Egypt 'Tunisian Girl' blogs for freedom and democracy Greece EU demands stronger commitment to austerity from Greece Saving Greece from bankruptcy has been put off once again. After demanding watertight guarantees instead of empty words, Brussels called off a finance ministers' meeting at the last minute. Germany heaps more cost-cutting pressure on Athens Greece could do itself more harm than good with draconian austerity measures Greece's fate remains uncertain Disillusionment on the burnt streets of Athens Corruption and division among Greek political elite International Relations China promises to stand by Europe in time of need China's president has promised to support Europe through its debt crisis, vowing not to abandon the single currency. While Beijing made no firm pledges, it gave broad assurances that financial help would be increased. EU-China summit expected to focus on big issues Economy Poverty on the rise in Nigeria Poverty is on the rise in Nigeria, according to a new report by the West African nation's National Statistics Bureau. DW has been finding out about the facts behind the figures. Nigerian intelligence services fail to halt Boko Haram bombers Nigeria groans under fuel price hike Pioneer sows new seeds for African agriculture   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012