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Newsline 06.03.2012 | 17:15 UTC News Nuclear Global powers agree to fresh talks with Iran EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton announced on Tuesday that world powers, including the US and Germany, are ready to resume talks with Iran on its nuclear program, more than a year after previous talks failed. World Middle East Hamas undergoes gradual change The Islamic militant movement Hamas takes up talks with its political rival Fatah after clarifying its leadership scuffle. But will Hamas give up its armed resistance? Palestinian unity not a safe bet Rival Palestinian factions agree on unity government Mideast peace process at a standstill Middle East Annan set to go on 'mission impossible' in Syria Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan heads to Damascus this weekend to try to resolve the increasingly bloody conflict there. But experts say the mission is a long-shot. Syrians flee across the border to Lebanon Syria denies Red Cross access to Homs as violence rages UN chief condemns 'grisly' violence in Syria Terrorism 'Boko Haram terror not primarily aimed at Christians' Boko Haram attacks are not primarily aimed at Christians, says a German Catholic missionary who has just visited Nigeria. Instead, the terror organization is targeting the country's authorities. Over a dozen found dead after Nigeria attacks Poverty on the rise in Nigeria Nigerian intelligence services fail to halt Boko Haram bombers Women The rights of Afghan women are at risk again A council of clerics has put forward a series of recommendations to President Karzai that would drastically restrict women's rights in Afghanistan. Activists fear the government might bow too easily to the pressure. Kabul specifies rules of the game for Taliban talks Afghan street artist longs to share her work Women at work: breaking social barriers in Afghanistan Violence begins at home: the Afghan women's crisis Politics Ireland to hold referendum on EU fiscal treaty Ireland is set to be the first country in the eurozone to let its people vote on the German-backed EU fiscal pact. The latest polls indicate that the treaty will pass, but history shows the government should be cautious. 'Reforms, investment ... and shrewd decisions' Merkel, Sarkozy, Monti - who's calling the shots? Communities split by Scottish independence row Newsletters More DW Suggestions are welcome! The eighth Deutsche Welle Blog Awards. Final spurt. Submit your suggestions for the BOBs, the Deutsche Welle Blog Award, until March 13. How does it work? For more information concerning the procedure, the categories and languages go to the BOBs website. 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