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Newsline 24.04.2012 | 16:15 UTC News Conflict South Sudan leader says Khartoum has declared war Khartoum has declared war on South Sudan, according to the South's leader. His comments came as the violence between the two countries intensified despite international calls for restraint. Heavy fighting in South Sudan Is the international community doing enough in Sudan? World Aviation BlogWatch: Pakistani media criticized for plane crash coverage After the recent passenger plane crash in Pakistan, bloggers and the online community are furious at the authorities, government and most of all, the local media's coverage of the unfortunate event. Pakistan launches investigation into plane crash Plane carrying nearly 130 crashes in Pakistan India Conservation gives Indian tigers a fighting chance Thanks to conservation efforts, India's threatened tiger population, once feared to be facing extinction, has increased in the last few years. Yet threats to their survival remain. India's Tiger census reveals encouraging rise Saving tigers from extinction Arab World Algeria opts for status quo rather than experimentation There have been no uprisings in Algeria comparable to those in other Arab states. Though young people unhappy with the government make up a large part of the population, mass protests cannot be expected. Syria's unprecedented unrest Algeria opens election period in bid to ease discontent Arab League transforms itself into a sought-after partner Opinion Opinion: Crisis topples governments like dominos The eurozone debt crisis has triggered a domino effect in Europe, toppling governments regardless of their ideological persuasion. DW's Bernd Riegert examines the consequences. Is Spain Europe's next problem economy? Does austerity do more harm than good? Getting to the root of Europe's swing to the right International Relations Report says China policy is stirring South China Sea dispute An International Crisis Group report blames Chinese structures for the failure to resolve South China Sea dispute. It adds that regional nationalism is exacerbating the tension. Tension is expected to remain in the South China Sea China and the Philippines end standoff Fora fail as Asian naval race goes submarine Newsletters More DW Womentalkonline – An interactive blog for women DW has started a blog for and about women in South Asia covering issues like forced marriage, women's rights, women's health care and equal employment. The blog will provide background information for women in the region More DW Public online voting has opened for DW's 2012 KLICK! photo competition Online voting for DW's photo competition "KLICK! Your view of culture and education" is underway! Check out a selection of photos submitted by contestants from more than 30 countries and pick your favorite now!   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012