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Newsline 12.11.2012 | 17:15 UTC News Greece Troika report gives results, but no conclusions about Greece Greece's international lenders, the so-called troika, have given the country a positive assessment in their long-awaited report. But, EU leaders still aren't sure whether they should give Greece more money. The EU budget: who pays what? World India India looks on bright side after Obama's return India has welcomed the re-election of the 44th US president and is waiting to see what he has in store. While Obama did not make India the focus of Asia policy in his first term, there is general optimism in Delhi. Chinese, Indian economies to overtake West before long Either US presidential candidate 'good for India' 'Best days' ahead for Indo-Australian relations Plane hijacker arrested as Indo-Pak ties improve Strikes Spain in turmoil ahead of general strike Spanish trade unions have called a general strike for Wednesday. Some Spaniards fear "Greek conditions;" others are convinced the country needs radical reforms. Spain to end mortgage evictions after suicides Spain's Iberia announces massive job cuts Spain unemployment rises to new high Agriculture Labor unrest hits South African vineyards Around a dozen people were arrested in De Doorns after hectors of vineyards were set ablaze by workers demanding higher wages. The protests spread after negotiations broke down on Friday. South Africa police and miners clash again South African mining firm fires 12,000 Marikana probe visits settlements Corruption 'India's Assange' seeks change from within Corruption has long been a concern for many ordinary Indians, with top politicians implicated in a succession of scandals. A seemingly fearless but a mild-mannered ex-tax official hopes to clean up the system. Indian PM fights back against corruption allegations Indian mining 'out of control' India's Hazare begins another anti-graft campaign Afghanistan ISAF spokesman: Taliban are considerably 'weakened' In an interview with the German public broadcaster ARD in Kabul, ISAF Spokesman Brigadier General Günter Katz claimed the Taliban have been considerably "weakened" but admitted that many problems remain. Rasmussen: 'We will not abandon Afghanistan' Taliban can run for the Afghan presidency Karzai says Afghan troops would be ready for early transition Newsletters More DW DISCOVER GERMANY – The Travel Guide on Facebook Discover Germany is your ticket to the beauty and diversity of Deutschland. From local traditions to national monuments, come join the discussion on Facebook and get the insider tips that only DW's experts can deliver. More DW Discover more with the DW Media Center! An all-access pass to DW's audio, video and multimedia content that you can use anytime and anywhere. The DW Media Center ensures that you will never miss any of your favorite DW shows.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012