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Newsline 02.03.2012 | 17:15 UTC News Politics EU signs off on 'golden rule' pact to order fiscal house European Union leaders have signed off on new legislation aimed at forcing member states to get their fiscal houses in order. The treaty signals closer economic integration in the 17-member eurozone. 'Reforms, investment ... and shrewd decisions' World EU Expansion The risks of enlargement: Serbia's challenge Serbia has been awarded EU candidate status and has taken a concrete step towards becoming a full member of the bloc. But what obstacles lie in its path? Opinion: A boost for Serbian reformists Romania may be hoping for a deal over Serbia Serbia's long march into the EU Science Germany and India work to minimize risks of biological warfare Germany and India are collaborating on various projects to prevent infectious diseases. The two countries are also aiming at finding ways to cope with and reduce the risks of biological warfare. Stem cell scientist disappointed by European ruling 'New and additional impulses for Indo-German friendship' German researchers help identify Srebrenica victims with DNA analysis Society Burmese youth hang on to hope for lack of real change In the run-up to the April 1 by-election, Myanmar's youth are not so confident about their immediate future in the evolving country, as many see a better life for themselves elsewhere. Burmese monks cautiously optimistic on future Myanmar opposition complains of campaign restrictions Change in Myanmar: Opposition gaining ground Elections Pakistan's senate elections put the ruling PPP at the front Pakistan's ruling party has secured most seats in the upper house of parliament, which will probably ease pressure on the country's beleaguered president Asif Ali Zardari. Leaks cast more doubts on Pakistan's army Judiciary as the emerging 'third force' in Pakistan Embattled Pakistani prime minister indicted for contempt of court Iraq 'Baghdad is funnelling pro-Assad militias into Syria' As the rebellion in Syrian threatens to spiral into an allout civil war, an Iraqi Sunni MP talked to DW about Baghdad's alleged role in neighboring Syria as well as Iraq's political crisis. Restrained rage: Iraq remembers its Day of Wrath 'The political crisis is massive'   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012