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Around the Globe 22.06.2012 | 16:00 UTC Syria 'Boycott Sochi Olympics in the name of Syria' While a military intervention in Syria is highly unlikely, Moscow's support for Assad must be stopped. An international boycott of the Sochi Olympics would make Russia pay a price, writes Kyle Matthews. Transatlantic Voices More refugees cross national borders China, Russia not ready to drop Assad regime International Relations Against the odds, Pakistan woos Washington Since US elite forces killed Osama bin Laden deep inside Pakistan, relations between the two countries have been frosty. But that's not preventing Pakistan from lobbying hard for its interests in Washington. 'Important' al Qaeda leader captured in Pakistan Pakistan court disqualifies prime minister from holding office Arab World 'Arab Spring started in Western Sahara' In the wake of the ongoing unrest across the Arab world, voices from the forgotten Western Sahara conflict claim their role in the so-called Arab Spring. DW talked to a Western Sahara independence activist. Morocco's mostly gentle transition Algeria opts for status quo rather than experimentation Turkey Turkey: From regional to global player With its growing political influence, Turkey is seeking a stronger role in world politics. However, its domestic political problems, as well as regional crises, pose major challenges to its foreign policy ambitions. Turkey-Iraq row escalates Ideas abound for post-Assad Syria Turkey: 25 years in EU's waiting room Turkey seeks mediating role in Iran conflict Holocaust Amsterdam through Anne Frank's eyes Anne Frank left footprints all over Amsterdam. Now the Anne Frank House has developed an app that links the past with the present and offers locals a whole new perspective on their own city. Out and about in Jewish Berlin Auschwitz survivor historian Arno Lustiger dies Exhibition documents German help for Jews UEFA EURO 2012 Shot from the spot: Germans do it better We're likely to see penalty shootouts at EURO 2012. Most shooters have a 75 percent chance of scoring. But according to binomial probability, the Germans are even better. Scouting for the German team Euro 2012 Literature Chinese dissident wins Peace Prize for fearless writing Chinese writer Liao Yiwu has never tired of broaching the most sensitive political topics in his writing. A prominent dissident who fled China for Germany in 2011, he's been awarded the 2012 German Peace Prize. New documentary gets personal with Ai Weiwei Chinese poet in exile on the power of words Controversial German exhibition closes in Beijing Writers organize global reading for Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo Climate Bracing for an unknown future with a hotter climate Climate change causes floods, droughts and desertification, forcing experts to test strategies tailored to each region. But uncertainty about which strategy might work is not being accepted as an excuse for inaction. More DW Online special: Equal opportunity for education Education for all! That's UNESCO's goal for education. We have brought together five bloggers from Iran, Germany, Russia, Kenya and Argentina to start an intriguing discussion on education and learning.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012