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Newsline 20.03.2017 | 17:15 UTC Breaking News FBI confirms it's investigating links between Russia, Trump campaign The director of the FBI has confirmed for the first time that the bureau is investigating Russian efforts to interfere in last year's US election. He also shot down President Donald Trump's wiretapping allegations. Trump: Obama tapped my phone FBI confirms investigation of Russian interference in US election 'No evidence' Trump's team colluded with Russia Congress awaits FBI, NSA testimony on Russia-Trump links US lawmakers push for briefing on former Trump adviser's ties to Russia US Senate to launch investigation into Russian ties to US elections News US Senate begins confirmation hearing for Supreme Court nominee Gorsuch The Senate has begun the process of confirming Neil Gorsuch to the nation's top court. His record on protecting workers and his strict interpretation on the constitution were immediately under fire from Democrats. Supreme Court pick Gorsuch laments Trump court criticism US President Trump names Neil Gorsuch as Supreme Court nominee As Trump Supreme Court pick nears, political agendas are at stake Oklahoma bill would force women to get men's permission for abortion Ghana Freak accident at Ghana waterfall kills several students At least 18 people - mostly students- have died after a large tree fell into a pool at Ghana's Kintampo Waterfall. The unusual accident occurred right after a rainstorm in the region. Protecting Ghana's tropical forest Germany supports e-waste disposal in Ghana Ghanaian women reject male midwives Germany What you need to know about the refugee crisis in the Mediterranean Sea Over the weekend, the Italian coastguard rescued around 3,000 migrants off the coast of Libya. Here's a summary of the latest data on refugees and how the crisis is shaping up in the Mediterranean. What if the EU-Turkey migrant deal collapses? EU lauds Turkey deal one year on, but activists remain highly critical Dunkirk refugee camp is the stuff of nightmares Iran lauded by UN for hosting refugees German right-wing Identitarians 'becoming radicalized' The right-wing "Identitarian Movement" is becoming more active and more radical, according to the head of German domestic intelligence. The Identitarians themselves don't even call themselves far-right, just "patriotic." Legitimization or confrontation: Struggles over debate with right-wing activist Why right-wing populism is a threat to Europe Opinion: Election-year AfD weighs Höcke and Holocaust TOP STORIES Doctor fights female feticide by delivering baby girls for free In a bid to curb killings of baby girls in India, one doctor has started a unique initiative: He waives his fee if a girl is born in his hospital. But tackling deeply entrenched mindsets that favor boys is a challenge. Indian doctor fights to save baby girls Indian police investigate after 19 female fetuses found in plastic bags near clinic Grandmothers' school shines light on India's struggle against female illiteracy Comic-book superheroine to spotlight India's acid-attack menace World African debt Africa's new sovereign debt crisis Mozambique is the first major African nation in recent times to become unable to meet obligations to international creditors. A decade after the last major debt write-down, African states are again in difficulties. The real cause of Mozambique's huge debt Calls for partial debt relief for Mozambique Africa and the price of oil Mozambique: Peace deal?   © Deutsche Welle 2017