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Newsline 11.01.2013 | 17:15 UTC News Armed Conflict Hollande says France ready to halt Mali rebels President Francois Hollande has said France would be ready to intervene in Mali if the conflict intensifies, after a request from the embattled country's interim president. Hollande said France would seek UN approval. Mali: Poorer by the day World United States 'NRA is saying the gun is a symbol of freedom' The NRA has evolved from a sporting association to the leading advocacy group for gun rights in the US. Scott Melzer, author of the book "Gun Crusaders: the NRA's Culture War," discusses the NRA's ideology with DW. Gun control vs. the right to bear arms NRA comes out fighting Switzerland, though armed, not as violent as US Justice China signals rethink on labor camps The practice of sending people to labor camps without due trial has long faced criticism, even within China itself. However there are signs that calls to end the system might finally be heeded. 'The end is nigh for China's Communist system' Dissidents remain unheard in Inner Mongolia 'China takes the human rights dialog seriously' Extremism Is Italy headed right as crisis deepens? Italy's economic crisis has provided a perfect breeding ground for far-right and extremist politics. DW examines how and why such sentiment has entered the mainstream. Ukrainians veer toward right-wing nationalism Germany confronts right-wing extremism Nationalism on the rise in southeastern Europe Children and Families Child trafficking on the rise, UN says The UN Children's Fund and Germany's Federal Criminal Agency have released shocking figures. Offenders rake in billions of dollars with the purchase and sale of children, while authorities remain in the dark. Child slaves crowd the skeletons in India's closet More child soldiers in the Central African Republic EU plans to tighten visa rules North Korea North Korea looks to Vietnam for inspiration There are signs that North Korea may be setting out on the path of economic reform. While its giant neighbor China is one obvious example to follow, experts say Vietnam is seen as a far better model by Pyongyang. Pyongyang's New Year speech fails to impress Kim seeks reconciliation with South, economic turnaround Activist takes hotel chain to task over Pyongyang Newsletters More DW Wonders of World Heritage Join DW for a breathtaking tour of Germany's 37 UNESCO World Heritage Sites: From the Aachen Cathedral to Muskauer Park: Park. Our eight routes highlight these unique sites with videos, photo galleries and more. Join us!   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013