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Newsline 06.03.2013 | 17:15 UTC Business Competition EU executive fines Microsoft for antitrust breach The European Commission has fined US software giant Microsoft for breaching the terms of an antitrust deal it had reached with the company. The Commission said that Europeans were not granted a choice of Web browsers. EU regulators strike again in Microsoft feud World Competition EU fines Microsoft for antitrust breach In a historic antitrust case, the EU has levied a penalty of more than half a billion euros against American software giant Microsoft. The ruling could serve as both a precedent and deterrent in future antitrust cases. EU regulators strike again in Microsoft feud EU accuses Microsoft of breaking browser deal EU court upholds biggest chunk of fine for Microsoft Egypt Egypt opposition wary of US financial overtures As Egypt heads toward economic crisis, Washington has begun releasing long-stalled financial aid. But members of the secular opposition are concerned that the US may be getting too cozy with the Islamist incumbents. Egyptian protesters and police clash in Port Said Retrial date set for Egypt's ex-president Mubarak ElBaradei calls for Egypt vote boycott, poll date moved Society Iron Lady of Manipur knows 'what's right, what's wrong' The world's longest hunger striker Irom Sharmila, who has been fasting for over 12 years to demand the repeal of legislation that provides effective immunity to soldiers, has refused to plead guilty to attempted suicide. Insurgency and isolation define India's Manipur state BlogWatch: Indian polity, 'more multi-tiered and polycentric' Conflict Niger's forward defense Niger is helping Mali to battle Islamists and Tuareg rebels and contributing several hundred troops. Niger's own security is also expected to benefit. France mourns third soldier killed in Mali anti-Islamist intervention Mali conflict threatens an ancient culture Germany to send noncombat troops to support Mali military Afghanistan Verdict handed down in Kabul bank scandal The embezzlement of hundreds of millions of dollars at Kabul Bank nearly led to the collapse of the entire Afghan financial system. Now, a court has sentenced the bank's top managers. Afghan's marathon efforts to fight corruption Distrust between ISAF and Afghans increases The plight of Afghanistan's opium brides 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