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Newsline 29.03.2017 | 16:15 UTC TOP STORIES EU has strong Brexit negotiating position, says German Foreign Minister The German government says the European Union is well prepared for friendly but tough talks with the UK. But while much about Brexit still remains to be determined, the Europeans think that they have the advantage. Donald Tusk: "We already miss you" Brexit begins – DW's Georg Matthes and Barbara Wesel Theresa May: 'There can be no turning back' Britain begins divorce from EU after invoking Article 50 Long road to Brexit: the UK triggered Article 50, but what happens next? Merkel: 'No cherry-picking' in UK negotiations to leave the EU Merkel warns Britain it must accept 'four freedoms' Environment Brexit: 'Zombie legislation' risk for UK environment laws In less than two years - and after lengthy negotiations - the UK is expected to leave the European Union. Sam Lowe, of Friends of the Earth, told DW how these talks could put UK and EU environmental standards at risk. British PM Theresa May triggers Brexit process Post-Brexit, the hard work begins now for the UK Trump moves to gut Obama's climate legacy Will the Brexit cut red tape or weaken green laws? After Brexit, Europe faces uncertain climate future Brexit raises questions on Scotland's role as environmental champion World Post-Brexit, the hard work begins now for the UK With a divided public and domestic political tensions, Britain has launched the formal process of leaving the EU. Now the real work begins. Samira Shackle reports from London. 'We should stay in the single market' Fishing for a post-Brexit deal Britons apply for German citizenship Long road to Brexit: the UK triggered Article 50, but what happens next? EU has strong Brexit negotiating position, says German Foreign Minister 'Kick in the teeth' for EU nationals in the UK Scottish nationalists take on London over Brexit Gbagbo acquittal in Ivory Coast brings accusations of 'flawed' trial Human rights activists have condemned the acquittal of Ivory Coast's former first lady Simone Gbagbo, who was charged with war crimes for her role during the 2010-11 post-election conflict that left more than 3,000 dead. Hundreds gather to support ex-Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo Ex-Ivory Coast first lady Simone Gbagbo acquitted of war crimes Ivory Coast court jails ex-first lady for 20 years over election violence ICC indicts former Ivory Coast first lady Turkey and the US US Secretary of State Tillerson to discuss fight against 'IS' in Ankara US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is to meet the Turkish president in Ankara. American support for the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia is a major sticking point in relations between the US and Turkey. Rex Tillerson: Company man and Putin pal Turkey's Erdogan wants Brexit-like vote on pursuit of EU membership EU summons Turkish envoy over Erdogan warning for Europeans' safety News Missing Indonesian man found inside python A farmer who vanished from his family farm was discovered, swallowed whole, inside the giant snake. The incident was highly unusual as pythons rarely attack humans. Snakes suffer cruel fate for handbags Australian pythons discovered in northern German town Sports Winners 2015   © Deutsche Welle 2017