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Newsline 18.03.2017 | 17:15 UTC News G20 finance ministers drop anti-protectionist pledge amid US pushback US finance officials have refused to sign a commitment to free trade, breaking a decade long tradition and effectively preventing any deal. Action against climate change has also been dropped following US intervention. G20 ministers avoid trade, climate change in draft document Protectionism overshadows G20 meeting Mnuchin, Schäuble play down trade tensions Will G20 governments retreat from climate funding? Mnuchin, Schäuble talk trade in Berlin President Trump promises 'America first' Trump doubles down on protectionism in first speech to Congress Can Germany handle crisis management for the G20? Twin bombings in Taj Mahal city of Agra in India following IS threats Indian authorities beefed up security in the tourist city following threats from an Islamist terror group. No injuries were reported in the two small explosions. Dozens killed in Indian train wreck Pakistan cracks down on group linked to 2008 Mumbai attacks Who attacked UAE diplomats in Kandahar? Why warmongering on Kashmir is not the way forward for Modi and Sharif No-selfie zones in Mumbai Paris Orly airport: Man killed after seizing soldier's gun A radicalized Muslim attacker ' Zied B.' has been shot dead after grabbing a gun from a soldier at Orly airport in Paris. The same man had been stopped earlier in a routine traffic incident. Assailant killed at a Paris airport French National Assembly votes to extend state of emergency for fifth time Suspect in Louvre attack breaks his silence Paris' Louvre Museum reopens 24 hours after machete attack France arrests three in anti-terror raids Kurdish voters still undecided on Turkish referendum The ruling AKP is focusing on nationalism in its referendum campaign. This is risky, because the voices of the Kurds could be decisive. Will the outcome of the referendum be decided in the southeast of the country? Turkey's president ramps up rhetoric again Erdogan accuses EU of 'crusade' against Islam Erdogan calls on parliament to restore capital punishment Turkish referendum threatens formal divorce with EU World Saudi Arabia seeks new footing for international diplomatic relations Members of the Saudi government are visiting the US and China. In both countries, they are striving for good relations - and their traveling diplomacy shows that the kingdom is exploring new paths. A taste of freedom in Saudi Arabia The Iranian-Saudi Arabian conflict: Does the West have a skewed view? Barack Obama's record is a legacy under threat Controversial Saudi school in Bonn to close Is Saudi Wahhabism fueling Rohingya Muslim insurgency? Iran and Saudi Arabia struggle to reconcile differences Saudi King Salman's Southeast Asia trip affirms Muslim friendship Saudi Arabian King Salman signs billion-dollar deals in China Obama 'heartened' by protests against US travel ban US court freezes Trump's second travel ban Opinion: Kyiv risks divided Ukraine As tempers flare in Ukraine, it is Kyiv - of all actors - that is actually undermining national unity. The Poroshenko administration's blockade of occupied Donbass could lead to the demise of the east, says Bernd Johann. Crimea through the Ages Ukraine orders blockade on rebel-held east State security arrests armed activists in eastern Ukraine #NewNationalism What does 'nation' mean to people in the Netherlands? Nationalism is on the rise in many places in the world, including the Netherlands. On the first trip for the series #NewNationalism, DW's Fanny Facsar tries to find out what people mean when they speak of their "nation." Why young people support Wilders European leaders breathe easier as Rutte routs Wilders Dutch PM Rutte's VVD comes out on top   © Deutsche Welle 2017