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Newsline 01.11.2012 | 17:15 UTC News Politics British ministers warn EU cuts could isolate the UK A day after British Prime Minister David Cameron's own party defied him over not enforcing EU budget cuts, British ministers say the real test for the EU budget is yet to come. Cameron: 'The plates of Europe are moving' World Israel Israelis debate significance of apartheid survey A controversial survey implies widespread support among Israeli Jews for an apartheid-style regime if Israel were to annex the occupied territories. But it adds such an annexation is unpopular. Praying for peace, preparing for war EU's prosperity concept for Palestine falls short Life behind barbed wire in Gaza China Power, money, murder, Bo Xilai and party politics China's Communist Party changes leadership every 10 years. This time, the scandal surrounding Bo Xilai has muddled up the plans. It has also revealed a number of problems in the party. Xi will have limited power with Hu on the sidelines Former police chief and Communist Party await verdict Signs point to power struggle in Gu Kailai case Conflict Scores of Rohingya refugees feared dead at sea At least 3,000 Muslims who fled communal violence in their villages in Myanmar's Rakhine state by boat more than week ago remain missing. Concern for their safety continues to grow. New 'retaliatory' attacks on Myanmar's Rohingyas Dhaka blames recent Facebook riots on Rohingya Pakistani Taliban vow to avenge Rohingyas Afghanistan Taliban can run for the Afghan presidency The Afghan election commission has said that the Taliban can stand in the country's next presidential elections in 2014; a move that experts say can prove to be a double-edged sword for the war-torn nation. Afghanistan - searching for hope 11 years on Experts fear a 'Talibanization' of Afghan justice Lawlessness means more money for the Taliban Economy Portuguese journalists unite in face of job cuts In crisis-hit Portugal, the media sector is taking as much of a battering as any other, with record job losses this year so far. What does this mean for the future and quality of journalism in Portugal? Taking stock of press freedom in Germany Kyrgyzstan: Situation Also Tense for Journalists Lack of independent media marks Georgia vote Newsletters More DW DISCOVER GERMANY – The Travel Guide on Facebook Discover Germany is your ticket to the beauty and diversity of Deutschland. From local traditions to national monuments, come join the discussion on Facebook and get the insider tips that only DW's experts can deliver. More DW Discover more with the DW Media Center! An all-access pass to DW's audio, video and multimedia content that you can use anytime and anywhere. The DW Media Center ensures that you will never miss any of your favorite DW shows.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012