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Newsline 03.04.2012 | 16:15 UTC News European Ties German Chancellor Merkel visits Czech neighbors Chancellor Angela Merkel has begun a visit to Prague that's expected to focus on Czech objections to the EU's fiscal compliance pact and differences over nuclear power generation. Corruption tours reveal 'best of worst' of Prague World Politics Hungarian President caves in to pressure and quits Hungary's President Pal Schmitt has stepped down a week after he was stripped of his 1992 doctorate title for plagiarism. His plans for the future: he wants to write a new dissertation. Hungary's president resigns in plagiarism scandal Hungary's thinkers protest cultural suppression Hungary's Premier Orban softens rhetoric Terrorism US puts bounty of head of suspected Pakistani terrorist The United States have put a bounty of $10 million on the head of the Pakistani militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba who is suspected of being the mastermind behind the attacks on the Indian city of Mumbai in November 2008. US-Pakistani ties improve but experts remain cautious Pakistani lawmakers call for an end to US drone attacks Swiss Taliban hostages return home from Pakistan captivity Human Rights Rights groups petition UN over North Korean gulags Human rights groups meet in the South Korean capital Seoul to call on the UN Human Rights Council to open an inquiry of investigation into North Korea's prisons, where they say abuse is rampant. Japan threatens to intercept North Korea missile Detente or deception: Is a new Korean initiative on the horizon? North Korea marks Kim Jong Il's 70th birthday Conflict Tuaregs continue their advance in Mali Tuareg fighters have now captured three major cities in Northern Mali and now control almost the entire region. The country's military seem powerless to halt the advance of these nomadic fighters. Tuareg rebels advance in Mali (01.04.2012) West African bloc imposes sanctions on Mali over coup Tuareg rebels enter Timbuktu, say residents EU cuts Mali development aid after coup Africa Second-hand clothing for developing countries - a blessing or a curse? Donating for charity - that's what most Germans think they're doing when they drop used clothing into a collection bin. But their donations are a lucrative business that even affects developing countries. World Bank: 'poverty rates halved' Africa's family structure faces massive upheaval Fair Trade Fashion: Education for Sustainable Consumption Newsletters More DW Register Now for the Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum in Bonn Save the date! From 25-27 June, this year's Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum will spotlight "Culture. Education. Media. Shaping a Sustainable World". See the complete conference program online. 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