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Newsline 09.04.2012 | 16:15 UTC News Arab World Syrian gunfire kills one in Turkey as violence continues As violence in Syria shows no sign of abating despite a Tuesday cease-fire deadline, at least one person has reportedly been killed and several others wounded by Syrian gunfire over the Turkish border. Syrians turn to Lebanon for medical care World Society Kopelev - a bridge between Germany and Russia Russian author and dissident Lev Kopelev was born 100 years ago Monday. The recipient of the German Human Rights Prize saw a "deep spiritual bond" between age-old enemies Germany and Russia. Leading Tiananmen dissident Fang Lizhi dies Kremlin considers releasing oil tycoon Cuba arrests dissidents before papal visit Conflict Siachen avalanche highlights futility of the Indo-Pakistani conflict As rescue efforts are underway to search for 135 Pakistanis buried under an avalanche in Siachen, many in Pakistan say it is time that both India and Pakistan stopped fighting over this frozen piece of land. India links better ties to Pakistan's counterterrorism efforts Avalanche buries 135 in Pakistan Pakistan's president announces landmark India visit International Relations India links better ties to Pakistan's counterterrorism efforts Pakistani President Zardari has met with the Indian prime minister in New Delhi raising hopes for further reconciliation between the nuclear rivals. Both agreed to work at improving the bilateral relationship. Pakistan's president embarks on 'private' trip to India US puts bounty on head of suspected Pakistani terrorist US-Pakistani ties improve but experts remain cautious Conflict Karen rebels search for peace through Myanmar's elected leaders With the international community considering ending Myanmar sanctions, the country's president has held peace negotiations with Karen rebels in the first such high-level talks with the ethnic minority in over 60 years. Easing of sanctions will help Myanmar back on its feet Dispute looms large at ASEAN summit Interview: 'People were dancing on the streets,' says Myanmar election observer United States Rousseff aims to improve US-Brazil ties Brazil's Dilma Rousseff is on her first trip to the United States since taking office. The US remains a crucial market - and Brazil's huge oil reserves may well be vital for Washington's future energy needs. Washington's neglected southern neighbors BRICS nations warn against a possible Iran strike EU launches strategy to secure raw materials Newsletters More DW Pursue your Master's with DW Akademie's International Media Studies DW Akademie's international, bilingual Master's Program "International Media Studies" combines journalism, media management and development cooperation. The next program starts September 2012. Apply now! 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.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012