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Newsline 24.10.2012 | 16:15 UTC Business Eurozone crisis Greece wins two-year reprieve on bailout program Greek Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras has said his debt-laden country would be given more time to meet bailout requirements. The reprieve comes in exchange of yet another multi-billion-euro austerity package. Greek savings are a 'sensational achievement' World Afghanistan Human trafficking, prostitution thrive in Afghanistan Thousands of Afghan girls and boys are trafficked into neighboring countries and sold into slavery each year. Though it is taboo, prostitution is alive and thriving - at the cost of those forced to work in it. Afghanistan: a cultural no man's land? 'Kabul is less conservative than Pakistani cities' 'Afghanistan's women have come a long way' Animals Indian geckos are in high demand for HIV 'cures' Tokay geckos are being caught and trafficked from northeastern Indian states to Southeast Asian countries, where many people believe that medicines made from gecko meat can cure diseases such as HIV. World biodiversity conference opens in India Dog days for Delhi's homeless Cambodian wildlife endangered by land concessions Terrorism Obama says Pakistanis knew about bin Laden Pakistani experts say that President Obama's remark that former al Qaeda leader bin Laden would have escaped if the US had sought Pakistan's permission is proof that the US does not trust Islamabad on terrorism issues. Either US presidential candidate 'good for India' Disillusioned Pakistanis loathe Obama less than Romney Pakistan's ISI chief visits the US for talks Military Gray areas of the law make room for covert operations Their missions are dangerous and covert. Details about German special forces operations are only revealed in the aftermath - if at all. And even then, not much information is revealed. Afghans condemn German colonel's promotion German special forces reportedly catch Taliban chief Afghanistan seeks strong partnerships US Election US voters abroad mobilize for presidential poll Many Americans abroad have already postmarked their ballots for the presidential election. In Germany, Democrats and Republicans are debating the issues in a political culture that's often far outside American context. Race for the White House Romney dominates first presidential debate Yes he can... hope for a second term Newsletters More DW Learning by Ear – Destination: Togo! DW's multimedia edutainment program asked listeners to submit their stories about a personal event that changed their lives. The winning story will be staged in Lomé/Togo. Follow the theatre workshop online! More DW PopXport brings you the best music and the chance to win an iPod touch The new contest from PopXport takes a look at the German songs that were ranked highest around the world. Send us your favorite and you will have a chance at winning an iPod touch. More DW Kick off! Bundesliga action on Facebook The passion and the action of the Bundesliga – every game, every goal, every week. Get involved and discuss German soccer with real fans around the world. Once the last whistle has blown, we get you up to speed.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012