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Newsline 01.03.2013 | 17:15 UTC News Turkey Kerry calls Erdogan's Zionism remark 'objectionable' US Secretary of State John Kerry's trip to Turkey has been overshadowed by a controversial comment from the Turkish premier equating Zionism to a "crime against humanity." Kerry said he found the remarks "objectionable." Hillary watches from the wings World War crimes Opinion: Acquittal does not mean absolution A United Nations war crimes appeals court in The Hague has acquitted Serb General Momcilo Perisic, who in 2011 was sentenced to 27 years in prison. Law and justice are increasingly diverging, says DW's Dragoslav Dedovic. Kosovo independent, but not at peace Slovenia threatens Croatia's entry to EU Croatian generals' acquittal may fuel tensions Technology 'WikiLeaks is dead' The largest leak of classified material in US history by Army private Bradley Manning ran via WikiLeaks. But as journalist and author of a book on WikiLeaks David Leigh told DW, the organization's glory days are over. Assange stuck in extradition standoff Unlikely bedfellows, Assange and Ecuador Assange's new talk show: an attempt to stir controversy? Politics New India budget chops defense spending India's finance minister has presented the much anticipated budget. Spending focuses on education, health and infrastructure, while outlays for the military are being reduced. 'Right-wing benefiting from border conflict' India and Russia sign new defense deals Sea spats prompt Indian thoughts on China Chinese passport upsets diplomatic applecart Cyber Security Washington drops gloves over Chinese hacking A US report on alleged recent Chinese hacking attacks on US targets marks a turning point in the cyber war. Never before has cyber espionage aimed at the US been publicly documented and politicized so thoroughly. Both criminals and police are using the Internet US considering pre-emptive cyberattacks Cyber-attacks socially engineered for success Immigration EU 'Smart Borders' plan raises 'Big Brother' flags The "Smart Borders" project aims to place 21st-century technology at EU border crossings. Critics think it's little more than an effort to collect data - one that makes "felons" out of all visitors to Europe. Registry proposed to check illegal immigration German companies want fewer visa restrictions Opinion: EU budget sets the wrong priorities Newsletters More DW Suggestions welcome! Nominate your favorites for the 2013 Bobs Awards Do you know bloggers, journalists or net activists who fight for human rights and for freedom of speech? Nominate your favorite for the Bobs Awards. To find out how and for more information on the Bobs, go here. 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