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Newsline 02.05.2012 | 16:45 UTC News Diplomacy Chinese dissident to be moved to 'safe environment' A Chinese dissident who had been sheltering in the US embassy in Beijing has left and been taken to a hospital. The case could still overshadow a visit to China by US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. World France France set to choose between Sarkozy and Hollande On Sunday, May 6, voters in France will vote in the run-off presidential election. Incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy and François Hollande are campaigning furiously, but experts say the latter looks like a good bet to win. Merkel tells Hollande fiscal pact is not renegotiable Sarkozy refuses deal with far-right party Merkel reaffirms Sarkozy support after first round Security North Korea's 'jamming' capability poses fresh threat to Seoul's security In what appears to be a fresh row between the South and North Korea, Seoul has said electronic jamming signals from Pyongyang have affected more than 250 of its civilian flights. China stands by North Korea Pyongyang threatens to turn Seoul to ashes N Korea warns of retaliation after launch condemnation Politics 'The Lady' ushers in a new era in Myanmar Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, takes a giant step forward in its process of democratization as the opposition leader, Aung San Suu Kyi and other party members enter parliament. Myanmar democracy advocates enter parliament 'Rapid and risky' change in Myanmar Ashton visits Myanmar to open new EU office Taming a potential tiger Terrorism Al Qaeda still suffers from bin Laden's death With the death of Osama bin Laden last May, the terrorist organization al Qaeda not only lost its head, but has also experienced structural change. Today, al Qaeda offshoots and lone jihadists pose the largest danger. President Obama promises end to Afghanistan war A year after bin Laden's death, US-Pakistani ties still difficult Osama bin Laden's family expelled from Pakistan European Union Close Orban ally is Hungary's new president Hungarian lawmakers Wednesday confirmed the appointment of European Parliament deputy, Janos Ader, a career politician and ally of Prime Minister Viktor Orban, as the country's new president. Hungarian premier proposes close ally as president Getting to the root of Europe's swing to the right Schmitt's resignation weakens prime minister Newsletters 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