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Newsline 01.05.2012 | 16:15 UTC News Protests Workers take to the streets of Europe for May Day rallies Workers across Europe and beyond gathered for May Day rallies on the international labor day. Among the issues to be highlighted were concerns about the effect the eurozone's sovereign debt crisis is having on workers. World Africa New obstacle to South Sudanese relocation process The International Organization for Migration (IOM) said on Tuesday it cannot meet a deadline set to relocate up to 15,000 South Sudanese from northern Sudan. Sudan declares state of emergency near border to South China offers billions in loans to South Sudan Obama appeals to Sudanese to end violence Security US drone strikes are likely to increase post 2014, say experts In its first ever detailed account of the use of drone attacks to target militants, the US government has justified them as 'legal' and 'ethical,' something which is likely to get strong reactions from Islamabad. Pakistani lawmakers call for an end to US drone attacks Yemeni airstrikes kill al Qaeda militants US president admits to use of drones in Pakistan, Iraq International Relations Pakistan's civilian government profits from break in US ties The killing of bin Laden triggered a serious, albeit temporary, crisis in US-Pakistani relations. But more importantly, it redefined the relationship between the Pakistani civilian government and the military. US told to vacate air base in Pakistan after deadly strike Pakistan changes rules of engagement after NATO strike Pakistan urged to reconsider Afghanistan conference boycott International Relations Blind activist further complicates US-China relations There is hardly an alliance more important than the one between the US and China. And there is hardly one more complicated. The escape of a blind activist to a US embassy ahead of a forum has made that clear once again. Blind Chinese dissident escapes house arrest China's Arctic ambitions spark concerns Report says China policy is stirring South China Sea dispute Sports When politics and sports collide The imprisonment of ex-premier, Yulia Tymoshenko, has led to growing calls for boycotts of the Euro 2012 soccer championship in Ukraine. Similar boycotts have a long history, but their utility is disputed. Calls for Euro 2012 boycott increase in Germany Interview: 'Tymoshenko shouldn't risk her life' Opinion: Hunger strike casts shadow over Euro 2012 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