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Around the Globe 28.04.2017 | 16:00 UTC Opinion: Skopje violence the result of planned destabilization The outbreak of violence in Skopje is hardly surprising. The attack on the Macedonian parliament is the result of a long-planned attempt to destroy democracy, says DW's Boris Georgievski. Macedonia: Bloodied faces in parliament Protesters raid Macedonia parliament chamber over Albanian speaker Erdogan a role model for 'strongmen' in the Balkans? Tens of thousands protest in Macedonia during EU visit Journalists targeted as crisis in Macedonia escalates 'An extremely explosive combination in the Balkans' Inside Europe Click on the links below to listen to reports from this week's edition of Inside Europe, DW's award-winning radio program with features from around the continent. Inside Europe: Produced 27.04.2017 Inside Europe: France at a crossroads Inside Europe: The making of Macron Inside Europe: The evolution of Le Pen Inside Europe: Covering the issues that shape Europe Presidential elections could bring the French closer together France's presidential elections have highlighted the rift between the wealthy and the less fortunate. But the second ballot in early May could bring them together. Lisa Louis reports from Paris. France: it's between Macron and Le Pen How much water should we drink? One, two or three liters per day? There's often confusion over the amount of liquid we should drink. A lot of people have a diminished sensation of thirst. There are clear recommendations, however. climate action Bill McKibben: Trump should fear a people's awakening Ahead of the People's Climate March, DW spoke to environmental activist and author Bill McKibben about what people power can do for our planet in the Trump era. Thousands join global "March for Science" 100 days of Trump: An environmental disaster? Fossil fuels: is the empire striking back? March for Science: mad scientists in action US environmentalists move from Capitol Hill to the courts As Trump approves Keystone pipeline, opposition groups vow fight 'not over' Trump threatens environmental democracy Africa rejects Europe's 'dirty diesel' Ghana and Nigeria are the first countries to respond to reports of European companies exploiting weak fuel standards in Africa. Stricter limits on the sulfur content of diesel will come into force on July 1. Living in a changing world World in Progress Multiclick A weekly look at globalization, education, economic development, human rights and more. World in Progress: Listening to India's lost musicians World in Progress: Ballet in Kenya's Kibera slum © Deutsche Welle 2017