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Newsline 03.04.2013 | 16:15 UTC News Afghanistan Dozens die as Taliban militants storm Afghan court Militants have stormed a court and government offices in Afghanistan, killing at least 44 civilians and security force members. The Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack, aimed at freeing insurgents. World United States US gun control measures face uncertain future Nearly four months after the Newtown school shooting, the US state of Connecticut has drafted strict new gun control measures. But in Congress, a group of Republican senators have vowed to block new national regulations. European arms, money fuel US gun addiction 'NRA is saying the gun is a symbol of freedom' NRA comes out fighting Afghanistan Hidden enemies: Afghanistan combats landmines There are landmines hidden in nearly all of Afghanistan's provinces. Playing children are especially at risk of detonating the devices, which have already cost thousands of lives in the country. A safer way to clear mines - with wind power Campaign aims to end nightmare of landmines Politics A new friendship between the two Sudans? Sudan and South Sudan have agreed to withdraw their troops from their joint border area in early April. Oil is also due to start flowing again soon. How long will this new friendship last? Sudan and South Sudan reach oil deal The forgotten war in Sudan Sudan, South Sudan presidents agree again on buffer zone India India prepares to introduce plastic banknotes India has decided to trial the use of plastic notes across five of the country's cities. It is part of a move, experts say, aimed at reducing costs, increasing the life of notes and combating counterfeit currency. India's age-old chit funds keep edge on banking Asia needs 'clean' growth Indian campaigners call for food, not paperwork   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013