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Newsline 25.03.2013 | 17:00 UTC News Cyprus Cyprus awaits news on banks amid bailout deal relief It remained uncertain when banks in Cyprus would reopen after a bailout deal was agreed with international lenders to avoid a possible financial meltdown. European leaders have expressed relief at the deal. Opinion: A hard landing for Cyprus World Conflict Central African Republic in disarray after coup Rebels have seized power the Central African Republic. Despite condemnation by the UN and sanctions from the AU, neither regional nor international players have much appetite for vigorous intervention. UN condemns Central African Republic fighting France sends troops to Central African Republic Central African rebels enter capital International Relations BRICS: in search of an identity Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa want to breathe new life into the BRICS group. Topping the agenda in Durban are the crisis in Syria and a development bank of their own. China, Russia compete for interests in Central Asia Audi mulls fresh go at car production in Brazil Xi Jinping's unsurprising international debut North Korea North Korean reforms benefit the Kim family North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has promised reforms of the country's command economy. But the move is less about prosperity for all and more about solidifying the Kim dynasty. South Korea, US sign new deal to deter North's provocations North Korea threatens US Pacific bases over B-52 flights US to upgrade missile defense to counter North Korean threat North Korea cancels non-aggression pact with South Korea UN Security Council approves new sanctions on North Korea Eurozone crisis Opinion: A hard landing for Cyprus In dramatic fashion, Cyprus' bankruptcy was averted. Both banks and investors will have paid heavily for it. But so, too, has the EU, says DW's Bernd Riegert - and it might be paying for quite some time to come. Last-minute bailout to avert Cypriot bankruptcy Opinion: Cyprus levy threatens all euro depositors Italian election leaves only uncertainty Conflict Azawad trumps Mali elections Mali's troubled interim president Dioncounda Traore wants to hold elections before the end of July. But, the country's Tuareg refugees, now living in Burkina Faso, have other concerns and aspirations. France confirms death of al Qaeda warlord German military on Mali mission Mali Islamist group Ansar Dine on US terror list   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013