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Newsline 22.02.2012 | 17:15 UTC News Afghanistan NATO apology falls flat as Afghan Koran protests rage on At least three protesters have been killed and more than 17 wounded during clashes with police in Afghanistan. NATO's apology over the inadvertent burning of copies of the Koran failed to quell the unrest. 2,000 Afghans protest outside Bagram airbase World Finance So what next for Greece? Experts already agree the second aid package for Greece will not be enough. What's missing, they say, is a convincing growth-driven business model. Athens rushes to implement reforms Opinion: The eurozone is just buying time Eurozone reaches Greek bailout deal after marathon talks Call for growth amid efforts to seal Greece deal Afghanistan Anti-US protests rage on in Afghanistan Afghan President Hamid Karzai has urged the US to cooperate fully with an investigation into the burning of copies of the Koran at a US air base as protesters raged against the West all across Afghanistan. NATO apology falls flat as Afghan Koran protests rage on German architect of Afghan-Taliban talks steps down Afghans react with anger over Koran desecrations Elections Russian election chairs sacked after citing fraud Russians head to the polls on March 4 for a presidential vote in which Vladimir Putin is a clear favorite. But fears of election rigging abound. DW met two polling station chairwomen who were fired for reporting fraud. Latvia's language referendum raises question of national identity Latvians vote against making Russian second language Russia: Censorship and self-censorship Opinion Iran fails West's second test International inspectors returned from Iran with nothing to show for their efforts. That doesn't bode well for a diplomatic solution to the war of words between the West and Tehran, says DW's Daniel Scheschkewitz. Nuclear inspectors leave Iran Nuclear inspectors denied access to Iranian military site Iran cuts off oil exports to France, Britain Green movement alive and well in Iran Economy Factory wheels are turning in the Fukushima evacuation zone Workers in one village in the evacuation zone around the stricken Fukushima power plant have started clocking in again. They carry personal Geiger counters to make sure their radiation levels do not exceed the limit. Japanese government boosts Fukushima compensation fund Japan eyes nuclear reactor restart to meet energy demand Japan's TEPCO to be nationalized amid IAEA inspection Newsletters More DW DW and you! We need your help! Just take a picture of yourself with the new DW logo, send it in and you could win one of three iPads or one of 20 Nokia Lumia 710 smart phones. Enter now for your chance to win! More DW Shift – Living in the Digital Age How is the Internet changing society around the world? Check out SHIFT – the magazine for digital culture, issues and technology. It's our weekly show with insights delivered directly from blogs and boardrooms.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012