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Newsline 06.04.2013 | 16:15 UTC Sports Bundesliga Magical backheel seals Bayern's Bundesliga title A dreamy backheel from midfield lynchpin Bastian Schweinsteiger was enough to give Bayern the victory they needed over Eintracht Frankfurt, and become the earliest ever Bundesliga champions. World France How sovereign can France's Alsace region be? Alsatians are set to decide on an administrative reform of their region. Supporters hope for more efficient structures and more influence in Paris and Europe. Opponents warn of "the German model." France/Germany: Alsace 'The idea of Europe was a saving grace' European Parliament's 'One Seat' drive thwarted Defense NATO under pressure as allies cut defense costs As defense budgets are slashed in dire financial times, governments increasingly rely on alliances and cooperation with their partners. Instead of going solo, militaries pool resources to increase efficiency. Spending cuts hurt Greek defense and democracy 'We are faced with new security challenges' German budget 2013: stepping on the debt break Eurozone crisis Italians lose patience with political deadlock In midst of an economic crisis, Italy is still without a new government. One month after elections, many Italians believe their political elite are lacking any sense of responsibility. Deadlock paralyzes Italy Bank run fears keep eurozone on edge Italian parliament fails to establish coalition Paralysis grips Italy after inconclusive vote Eurozone European 'shadow state' faces growing resistance Amid the EU's lack of a strong central government to enforce common fiscal policy, a "shadow state" has emerged - a patchwork of agencies that is facing growing criticism as undemocratic and illegitimate. North against South: Is the eurozone irrevocably divided? Accusations fly in Cypriot blame game Deadlock paralyzes Italy Berlin can't fix 'austerity dictator' image alone   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013

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