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Newsline 10.05.2013 | 16:15 UTC News Bundeswehr Merkel makes surprise visit to Afghanistan Germany's chancellor Angela Merkel has made a surprise visit to Afghanistan. Merkel and her defense minister visited German troop bases and laid a wreath in honor of the latest German casualty. World Eurozone crisis No easy way out for Slovenia Last stop, bailout? Slovenia's government has shown great reluctance to accept Troika help. But the country has little time to enact necessary reforms - and citizen anger is mounting. Alenka Bratusek: 'We can solve our own problems' Slovenia threatens Croatia's entry to EU Court Cases ICC rejects call for Kenya charges to be dropped Kenya is waiting to hear from the UN Security Council on its request to end criminal charges facing President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto. The ICC has rebuked Kenya's attempt as unfounded and incorrect. Uhuru Kenyatta in London amid ICC controversy Uhuru Kenyatta sworn in as Kenyan president Washington faces Kenya dilemma Ukraine Europe to the rescue Is the West responsible for other countries having failed to follow a path to democracy? Ukrainian Serhij Zhadan is irritated by the passivity of his fellow citizens, and their tendency to see Europe as their savior. Failed revolution - Ukraine heads back to Soviet past Lutsenko: Ukraine needs the EU association deal 'We live in two realities' in Ukraine Elmar Brok: 'Ukraine's conduct is not acceptable' Energy Work underway on 'catastrophic' Cambodian dam Srekor village has stood on the banks of the Se San River in northeastern Cambodia for generations. In a few years it will be gone, submerged along with more than 300 square kilometres of surrounding farmland and forest. Laos powers ahead with Mekong dam plan Xayaburi dam project proceeds as protest grows Laos energy development spawns tensions United States Men on a mission: The Koch brothers and US conservatism Charles and David Koch have a plan: They want to give the US a conservative makeover and are reportedly interested in buying some of the country's biggest newspapers. What makes the billionaire brothers tick? 2012 defined by legislative gridlock in the US The Republican Party: Desperately seeking voters   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013