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Newsline 07.11.2012 | 17:15 UTC News United States Obama wins second term as US president President Barack Obama has won a second term in the White House, defeating Republican contender Mitt Romney after securing several key battleground states. Obama gives victory speech Romney congratulates Obama Obama's victory means reliability for Europe World Politics African leaders welcome Obama's re-election African heads of states have welcomed Obama's sweeping victory and vowed to strengthen co-operation, hoping that the US will continue to play a positive role in the continent's development. World leaders welcome Obama's re-election Obama wins second term as president European shares rally after US election US Election Asian experts cautiously welcome Obama's re-election President Barack Obama's re-election has been hailed by many political experts in Asia, but they warn against expecting too much from the President during his new term. Disillusioned Pakistanis loathe Obama less than Romney Obama says Pakistanis knew about bin Laden Either US presidential candidate 'good for India' Russia Investigators build case against Putin opposition Investigations continue into allegations of "mass disorder" in Moscow during Putin's inauguration. If one man decides to plead guilty, it may harm other opposition leaders' chances of escaping prison. Russian ultranationalists march on Moscow Russian opposition figure charged with plotting riots Russian opposition chooses new leadership Human Rights Acid attacks mangle the face of Pakistan Honor killings are a common way of revenge in Pakistan. They are no longer limited to internal family disputes. Women fall prey to violence and abuse in society on a daily basis. Oscar-winning acid attack film sparks controversy in Pakistan Fighting Acid Attacks in Pakistan Pakistan's first Oscar is 'a triumph for Pakistani women' China Wen Jiabao's image is tarnished China's prime minister has built up a reputation for himself as an anti-corruption reformer. His relatives however seems to have amassed millions during his time in office. They are not alone. Power, money, murder, Bo Xilai and the Party Technocrat with liberal past tipped to be next PM Signs point to power struggle in Gu Kailai case 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