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Newsline 15.04.2013 | 16:15 UTC News Court Cases German court delays start of NSU trial A delay has been announced for the start of a high-profile trial in Germany of a surviving member of a far-right grouping, which had been set to get underway on Wednesday in Munich. Clumsy handling of trial stirs protest World Politics Decentralization plans for DRC's Copperbelt region The DRC's southern province of Katanga is rich in raw materials but the population hardly benefits and calls for independence are growing. Plans for political decentralization could help defuse the situation. DW reporters in Africa's "lion states" Hope for refugees, residents in Congo peace deal Gorilla tourism funds Congolese rebels Egypt Egypt in dangerous state of limbo The ruling by an Egyptian court to cancel elections is the latest showdown between the president and Egypt's judiciary, intertwined with a heated political struggle between ruling Islamists and the secular opposition. A search for identity in Egypt's street fights Egypt opposition wary of US financial overtures 'Tahrir Lounge' pushes grassroots democracy Conflict Hammond: "al-Shabab, weakened but not to be discounted" Al-Shabab militants have warned of further attacks in the Somalian capital Mogadishu, a day after 30 people were killed in coordinated shootings and bombings that exposed the fragility of recent security gains. Two-hour Mogadishu court raid ends with fatalities 'Failed states' represent a global challenge International Monetary Fund recognizes Somali government World War II Greece ponders German war reparations Greece is deliberating whether Germany still owes war reparations stemming from the Nazi occupation in World War II. Despite German reservations, some claims just might be justified. But will they ever come? Europeans show strong sense of solidarity Coach Rehhagel tapped to charm Greece Germany painted as villain in euro crisis International Relations Ahmadinejad in West Africa While on a tour of West Africa, set to include unspecified bilateral deals, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has been defending his country's controversial nuclear program. Iran celebrates national nuclear day with two new projects Ghana's president gives upbeat state of nation address Niger's forward defense   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013