Daily Bulletin | 05.03.2012, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 05.03.2012 | 19:30 UTC News Russia International watchdog says Russian campaign favored Putin International election observers have called for an investigation into Sunday's Russian presidential polls. The OSCE says the campaign favored Putin. Presidential poll divides Russia Politics Netanyahu: 'Israel must remain the master of its fate' Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu has sat down for talks in Washington with his US counterpart Barack Obama. Iran and its alleged atomic ambitions are sure to top the agenda, a day after Obama discouraged "loose talk of war." Iran issue heats up US-Israeli relations Russia Medvedev orders review of ex-oil tycoon's trial Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has ordered a review of the conviction of former oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky. The move came hours after Vladimir Putin won the country's presidential election. Disasters Poland mourns train crash victims Poland has begun two days of national mourning in honor of the victims of a head-on train collision over the weekend. Investigators are still trying to determine how the trains ended up on the same track. Rescue continues after deadly Polish crash Afghanistan Two dead in suicide bombing over Koran burnings Taliban insurgents have claimed responsibility for a suicide attack at the gates of the NATO base in Afghanistan where Korans were burned. At least two people have been killed by the explosion. Women EU pushes quotas to get women into Europe's executive suites Europe's justice commissioner, Viviane Reding, wants to see more women in top European management jobs. A new survey shows that's also the will of the EU's people. Piracy Italians jailed in India over mistaken piracy shootout Two Italian marines have been jailed in southern India as the government investigates the shooting deaths of two fishermen last month. The Italians claim that they thought the fishermen were pirates. Business Germany German public-sector workers take to the streets Warning strikes of public-sector workers have begun in a number of German states in a bid to make employers accept wage hikes of at least 6.5 percent. More protest action is set to follow.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012