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Newsline 23.02.2012 | 17:15 UTC News Extremism Germany pays tribute to neo-Nazi victims Three months after investigators uncovered a neo-Nazi cell that murdered 10 people, Germany is commemorating the victims of far-right extremists with a memorial service in Berlin and a nationwide moment of silence. Angela Merkel's speech at the memorial service Semiya Simek, victim's daughter, challenges Germany's treatment of foreigners Germany bows in humility to families of neo-Nazi murder victims Ceremony honors victims of neo-Nazi terrorism World Elections Controversial monument casts shadow over Senegal's elections It's higher than the Statue of Liberty and cost a fortune.Critics say Senegal's monument to the African renaissance will not help President Wade win re-election. African envoy meets Senegalese opposition Senegalese protests intensify as vote looms Senegal opposition calls for popular resistance against president Tourism Chinese tourists bring their yuan to Germany As China's middle class grows, travel is becoming increasingly prestigious. Germany is a popular destination for visitors to Europe. Hotel managers and shopkeepers are cashing in on the trend. Intercultural dialogue is 'in flux' says head of Beijing Goethe Institute Xi arrives for Turkey talks amid Uighur protests Another Tibetan monk dies after setting himself on fire Health Over 10 percent of Indian food fails the safety test Rat poison, fertilizers and bleach are all used to adulterate India's meat, fruit and vegetables, with health consequences that are potentially devastating. Killer moonshine claims more lives in West Bengal Food adulteration a rising problem in India Nestle Says It is Confident of Milk-Product Safety Media The reel revolution With foreign media barred from the country, the Syrian uprising provides the best example of how the concept of what was formerly called broadcasting has changed and of the transformative power of personal videos. Syrian crisis could spill over into Lebanon Arab World Yemen's future: Old regime with a new face? Yemenis hope the presidential elections held earlier this week result in a new beginning for their country. But it seems that former powers will also be the ones calling the shots in the future. US praises Yemen election as a move toward democracy Yemen stages single-candidate election Yemen's outgoing president Saleh plans ahead Newsletters More DW DW and you! We need your help! Just take a picture of yourself with the new DW logo, send it in and you could win one of three iPads or one of 20 Nokia Lumia 710 smart phones. Enter now for your chance to win! More DW Shift – Living in the Digital Age How is the Internet changing society around the world? Check out SHIFT – the magazine for digital culture, issues and technology. It's our weekly show with insights delivered directly from blogs and boardrooms. More DW Screensaver discontinued – Time for something new? DW's screensaver is no longer available. But don't worry – we have plenty of other services to offer. Everything from widgets and RSS-feeds to a full range of apps is just a click away. Discover it all for yourself:   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012