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Newsline 08.05.2013 | 16:00 UTC News Arms Exports Germany clears tank sales to Indonesia An opposition politician has told DW that the German government has approved the sale of 164 tanks to Indonesia. The country joins Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates on a contentious new export list. Controversial arms exports to Saudi Arabia World Armed Conflict Life in Timbuktu after the Islamists Three months after French forces liberated Timbuktu from Ansar Dine Islamists, life in the historic city is still not as it was. Many residents are still coming to terms with their experiences. Intervention and peace-building in Mali Germany starts EU Malian army training UN to send peacekeeping troops to Mali Spain Spain is put to the test In a bid to escape record unemployment, young Spaniards are leaving the country in their droves. Those who stay behind, face a country dogged by corruption scandals, and troubled politics. Controversy over EU austerity policy grows Unemployed youth turn their backs on Spain Greece Greek democracy at a crossroads The birthplace of democracy, Greece is now struggling with corruption, clientele policies and politicians weakened by the crisis in which they flail. Greek group finds anti-Troika solidarity abroad Civil servant for life? Not anymore, says Greece Russia Russian opposition seeks soul mates The Russian government will do whatever it can to weaken civil society. But until the opposition presents a united front, there is no realistic alternative to President Vladimir Putin in sight. Opinion: Putin's fragile stability Putin loses support in rough first year Russian NGOs fight 'foreign agent' status Arab World The struggle for Tunisia's future When demonstrators took to the streets in Tunisia at the start of the Arab Spring, they were calling for bread, dignity and justice. What they got was the end of a dictatorship and political uncertainty. Marzouki: 'Problems don't end after a revolution' Clock is ticking on new Tunisian government   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013