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Newsline 16.04.2013 | 16:15 UTC News Terrorism Obama calls Boston bombing an 'act of terror' US President Barack Obama has said Monday's attacks on the Boston Marathon would be treated as an act of terrorism. The FBI has pledged it would go 'to the ends of the earth' to find those responsible. Runners talk about explosions US security apparatus put to the test Natural Disasters Earthquake strikes Iran-Pakistan border, felt across Gulf and India A strong earthquake has struck Iran, with preliminary reports pointing to at least 40 people dead. Cities across the Gulf region and India have also reported tremors. World Elections Court challenge to Ghanian election outcome Ghana's highest court is now hearing a challenge to the outcome of last year's elections. Proceedings are expected to last months and could be a test of patience in one of Africa's more stable democracies. Ghana ushers in John Mahama as new leader Ghana's opposition refuses to concede defeat Incumbent wins Ghana's presidential election Terrorism 'Domestic extremists likely behind' Boston attack The question on every American's mind in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing was, "Is this the work of Islamist terrorists?" but analysts think domestic extremists are more likely to be behind the attack. US security apparatus put to the test Wippl: 'A very primitive attack' Outpouring of support for Boston Marathon victims Boston bombing: How safe are mega-events? Peacekeeping Indian peacekeeper deaths pose tactical questions The death of five Indian soldiers serving as UN peacekeepers in South Sudan has prompted calls for a tactical rethink by New Delhi. More Indians have died in such operations than any other nationality. India and Italy at loggerheads over killings of fishermen Tensions flare between India and Pakistan India and Russia sign new defense deals Finance Nevada ups the ante on Delaware's tax status The US state of Delaware is an incorporation mecca where registering a company is as easy as 1-2-3. It draws not just the top firms, but also many shady shell companies. That has caught the attention of Nevada. Major EU countries to tackle tax havens 'Thousands of names haven't been analyzed' Luxembourg: the EU's top tax haven   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013