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Newsline 17.04.2012 | 16:15 UTC News Crime Breivik boastful in Norway massacre trial Anders Behring Breivik has defended his massacre of 77 people in and around Oslo last year, admitting he would 'do it again.' Earlier a judge in his trial was dismissed for saying Breivik deserved the death penalty. World Afghanistan Afghan attacks raise specter of Taliban terror Afghanistan is reeling from a spate of Taliban attacks against Western targets. Locals fear that the Taliban will once again gain control of the country once international forces leave. Australia pledges early Afghan troop withdrawal NATO plans to stay the course in Afghanistan Attacks show Afghan security forces have not 'learned their lesson' NATO NATO ministers to deliberate Afghan strategy NATO's 28 foreign and 28 defense ministers come together in Brussels for their so-called jumbo meeting. The gathering paves the way for the NATO summit in Chicago in May. The dominant issue will be Afghanistan. NATO plans to stay the course in Afghanistan Attacks show Afghan security forces have not 'learned their lesson' Taliban attacks - the start of a spring offensive? Human Rights Family awaits return of recently released Pakistani in India The Indian Supreme Court has recently released Khalil Chishti, a Pakistani citizen, on bail. His family now awaits his return to Pakistan after 20 years. India links better ties to Pakistan's counterterrorism efforts Pakistani, Indian leaders meet in New Delhi Pakistan's president announces landmark India visit Conflict Coup leaders in Guinea-Bissau 'to restore democracy soon' The executive head of the West African regional bloc ECOWAS says the junta in Guinea- Bissau has agreed to hand back power and return the country to constitutional rule soon. Guinea-Bissau air and sea lockdown Guinea Bissau: power sharing deal on the cards Coup leaders call for 'national unity government' Society Rampant racism a growing problem in Mongolia Racism is becoming ever more common in Mongolia, where extreme, right-wing nationalist groups target especially Chinese citizens. They are not afraid of resorting to violence. As Mongolia booms, Germany wants a slice of the cake The two Hus and the Tibet conundrum Angry Chinese villagers protest land grabbing 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 Pursue your Master's with DW Akademie's International Media Studies DW Akademie's international, bilingual Master's Program "International Media Studies" combines journalism, media management and development cooperation. The next program starts September 2012. Apply now!   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012