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Newsline 29.10.2012 | 17:15 UTC News Weather US East Coast hunkers down for Hurricane Sandy As many as 50 million people on the East Coast of the US are in Hurricane Sandy's path, which is moving toward land and already causing a nightmare. Wall Street has closed Monday's markets in anticipation of the storm. US prepares for Sandy World Opinion Opinion: A lesson for Ukraine's political class Ukraine's opposition had hoped that the parliamentary election would bring change. But that's not on the horizon. The political split is even more pronounced and radical parties have benefitted, says DW's Bernd Johann. Ukraine's ruling party tipped to win vote Ukraine election tests democracy Ukrainians vote under watchful eyes Court Cases Zuma drops rape cartoon case SA President Jacob Zuma says freedom of expression needs to be balanced so it ensures privacy and the right to dignity. He told reporters Monday a proposed Media Appeals Tribunal would be established to achieve that. South Africa: Jacob Zuma painting divides nation Zuma warns of recession due to miners' strike Zimbabwe draft constitution hits deadlock Greece On the trail of lost taxes in Greece A Greek journalist has published a list of 2,000 wealthy Greeks purported to have Swiss bank accounts. Some are asking whether his publication will force the government to change the way they collect taxes. EU student exchange program short on funds Greece fights eternal battle against tax evasion India Indian PM reshuffles cabinet ahead of elections Experts say that the reshuffle of India's federal cabinet by Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is aimed at wooing voters ahead of 2014 parliamentary elections and state elections in 2013. Singh faces political hardship as 80th approaches Arrest of cartoonist sparks debate over press freedom Experts discuss the reasons behind India's blackout Human Rights Taiwan's gays hope for a 'Marriage Revolution' What started a decade ago with a few hundred participants has now become the largest Asian gay pride parade. This year, well over 50,000 people showed up in the Taiwanese capital to show their support. Vietnam's capital holds first gay pride parade Indian Supreme Court hears 2009 gay sex verdict Gay conversion therapy gaining European followers Newsletters More DW DISCOVER GERMANY – The Travel Guide on Facebook Discover Germany is your ticket to the beauty and diversity of Deutschland. From local traditions to national monuments, come join the discussion on Facebook and get the insider tips that only DW's experts can deliver. More DW Discover more with the DW Media Center! An all-access pass to DW's audio, video and multimedia content that you can use anytime and anywhere. The DW Media Center ensures that you will never miss any of your favorite DW shows.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012