Daily Bulletin | 26.04.2012, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 26.04.2012 | 18:30 UTC News War crimes Taylor convicted of aiding and abetting war crimes An international tribunal in The Hague has found former Liberian President Charles Taylor criminally responsible for crimes against humanity committed during Sierra Leone's civil war. Court delivers landmark verdict in Taylor case Europe Norwegians sing against Breivik Some 40,000 Norwegians gather to sing children's song as a mark of respect honoring the victims of extremist Anders Berhring Breivik. Singing against Breivik Breivik takes the stand for a fourth day Breivik questioned about anti-muslim group connections Journalists face balancing act in covering Breivik trial Justice Pakistan's top court convicts Gilani of contempt Pakistan's Supreme Court has convicted the prime minister of contempt. It sentenced Yousuf Raza Gilani to a symbolic sentence which only lasted a few minutes. Conflict Regime, opposition exchange blame for Syria blast The Syrian government and rebels accuse each other of killing at least 20 people in an explosion in the city of Hama. The Arab League has requested the UN speed up the dispatching of ceasefire monitors to Syria. Economy Wen announces $10 billion line of credit China has announced a special line of credit worth $10 billion to fund infrastructure, technology and environmental projects in central and eastern Europe, one its fastest-growing trade partners. Economic ties keep China and Germany close Nuclear Power Ukraine builds new Chernobyl radiation shelter On the anniversary of the world's worst nuclear disaster, Ukraine began work on a containment unit for the damaged Chernobyl reactor. The shelter will allow experts to clean up radioactive material in the reactor. A coffin for Chernobyl Europe Belgrade relocates Roma to make way for street Authorities have started removing about 250 Roma families from an informal city outside the Serbian capital. Rights groups have called the evictions human rights violations. Africa Multiple bombings hit Nigerian newspaper Three bombs have exploded at newspaper offices in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, and the northern city of Kaduna in attacks bearing resemblance to others claimed by a radical Islamist group. Newsletters More DW Womentalkonline – An interactive blog for women DW has started a blog for and about women in South Asia covering issues like forced marriage, women's rights, women's health care and equal employment. The blog will provide background information for women in the region More DW Public online voting has opened for DW's 2012 KLICK! photo competition Online voting for DW's photo competition "KLICK! Your view of culture and education" is underway! Check out a selection of photos submitted by contestants from more than 30 countries and pick your favorite now!   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012