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Newsline 28.03.2017 | 16:15 UTC News Austria wants exemption from EU refugee relocation system Austria is to seek an exemption from having to accept more asylum seekers under the EU relocation system. The government is arguing it has already taken in its fair share during the migrant crisis. Austria calls for less money for EU states opposing refugee distribution Fear of FPÖ driving Austria to the right? Austrian Freedom Party leader Strache calls for 'Islamization ban' Final count in Austria confirms Van der Bellen's win In Rome, EU and North African ministers hold 'migration summit' Hungary opens shipping container camp for refugees Polish and Hungarian PMs discuss EU refugee policy EU interior ministers at loggerheads over distribution of migrants EU unveils reform plans for refugee redistribution French Socialist candidate Hamon talks austerity in meeting with Merkel French presidential candidate Benoit Hamon has met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin. On the same day, Merkel's rival, SPD candidate Martin Schulz, endorsed Hamon. France's Fillon alleges government plot against him Fillon enjoys strong hometown support despite charges Battle royale in France: presidential candidates fight for the top slot French investigators to probe favoritism charges linked to Macron talk in Las Vegas Le Pen eyes stable post-euro franc Despite concerns, Germany approves sale of nuclear fuel elements to Belgian reactors With a myriad of hairline cracks in the reactor pressure vessels, Germany is convinced that Belgium's Tihange 2 nuclear reactor is a huge security risk. Now, however, it appears Germany is helping secure its operation. Dangerous neighbors: German-Belgian nuclear agreement doesn't fix problem New incident at Belgium's Tihange 2 nuclear plant North Rhine-Westphalia prepares for Belgium nuclear accident with iodine tablets World Pulse: Taking the pulse of youth culture Twenty jam-packed minutes of fun, mind-stimulating information and music. Listen to Pulse every Wednesday as audio on demand. Pulse: Who am I? Refugees Human rights organizations criticize Hungary over detention camps A new law in Hungary enacted on Tuesday forces all asylum seekers there to be detained in border camps. Human rights organizations told DW that the EU should do more to confront Hungary's antagonistic migrant policy. Refugees mistreated in Hungary Germany tightens asylum laws Hungary opens shipping container camp for refugees Hungary's parliament votes to tighten asylum laws Pulse - taking the pulse of youth culture Twenty jam-packed minutes of fun, mind-stimulating information and music: Each week, Pulse brings you the latest in youth culture from around the world. Pulse: Who am I? The quest to take down Tusk has begun Ever since the EU summit in which Donald Tusk was reelected President of the EU Council against Warsaw's will, Tusk's greatest rival, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, has been escalating the conflict. Tusk now faces treason charges. Tusk on threats to European stability Polish minister accuses EU's Tusk of 'treason' Tusk re-elected, but will anyone lead on migration? European Council head Tusk refuses to testify in Warsaw probe Donald Tusk re-elected as European Council president despite Poland's objections Poles split as Smolensk exhumations begin The most powerful man in Poland   © Deutsche Welle 2017