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Newsline 29.03.2013 | 17:15 UTC News North Korea North Korea issues US threat after stealth bombers arrive North Korean state media have reported that leader Kim Jong-un has ordered his top generals to put missile units on stand-by. The claim follows the deployment of two US B-2 stealth bombers to the region. China weighs up opposing North Korea policies World Agriculture Uganda seeks greater yields without chemicals If Africa is to still its hunger, harvests must be significantly increased while production costs decrease drastically. Studies show that, with organic farming, it can be done. Africa as a future boom region Designing affordable weather stations for Africa Fighting malnutrition with the help of vitamins International Relations Germany outraged over NGO raids in Russia Germany's commissioner for German-Russian coordination has sharply criticized the raids of non-governmental organizations, including German ones, in Russia. But he sees a greater risk for Russian civil society. Russian NGO harassment strains ties abroad Depositors may have to save the day in Cyprus EU, Russia near a deal on visa regulations Pussy Riot: bad lawyers, or band betrayal? Court Cases Court rules Brother Number Two 'fit' for trial The Khmer Rouge tribunal has ruled Nuon Chea, Pol Pot's deputy in the ultra-Maoist movement, fit for trial. The decision comes a fortnight after one of the three remaining defendants, Ieng Sary, died from heart failure. Genocide defendant Ieng Sary dies aged 87 Strike and old age threaten Khmer Rouge trial Poor health disrupts Khmer Rouge trial Golf Driving aspiration - India's new golfers India's middle class increasingly has money, and time, to spend on leisure activities. The latest craze is playing golf, as the hitherto elitist sport begins to attract a mainstream following. Seeking India's future soccer stars Slum Soccer gives poor children in India hope Football fever grips cricket-loving South Asia Nigeria Illegal refineries in the Niger Delta Nigeria produces 2.5 million barrels of oil daily, yet 70 percent of Nigerians live below the poverty line, Oil pollution in the Niger Delta Oil pollution in the Niger Delta   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013