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Newsline 01.04.2017 | 16:15 UTC News Venezuela's Supreme Court reverses ruling to seize legislative power from congress The Venezuelan Supreme Court has said it is abandoning measures to take power from the opposition-controlled chamber. Critics had condemned the move as a lurch towards dictatorship. Venezuela 'coup' condemned across the world Venezuelan President Maduro calls for Supreme Court to reconsider ruling Venezuela 'coup' slammed across the world Venezuela's congress decries 'coup' after top court seizes power Final person held over London terror attack released The last person being held for questioning over the March 22 terror attack in London has been released. Investigators believe the attacker acted alone. Terror attack puts Birmingham in spotlight A strike at London's heart Police: 'No evidence' of UK attacker link to IS, al Qaeda Despite attack, Britain downplays threat of Islamist radicalization 'Islamic State' claims responsibility for London attack New South African finance minister pledges reforms amid ruling party rifts Malusi Gigaba has promised "radical economic transformation" amid concerns about corruption at top levels of the government. Gigaba succeeded widely respected Pravin Gordhan after he was fired by President Jacob Zuma. South Africa finance minister sacked South Africa: Zuma under pressure Zuma under fire for sacking finance minister South Africa's ANC 'must end corruption' to win back voters South Africa prosecutor calls for graft probe against Zuma World South Africa Opinion: Zuma on his last political mile ANC leaders have for the first time publicly disagreed with President Jacob Zuma's decision to sack former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan. South Africa-based journalist Vuyo Mvoko says political daggers have been drawn. South Africa: Zuma under pressure New South African finance minister pledges reforms amid ruling party rifts Zuma under fire for sacking finance minister South African finance minister Pravin Gordhan sacked in cabinet reshuffle UK government backs Gibraltar over Brexit fears Gibraltarians could be unwilling pawns in the next few years of Brexit negotiations. They may have voted overwhelmingly against Brexit but that didn't mean they want to be part of Spain. EU outlines Brexit negotiation terms Spain renews claim to Gibraltar in wake of Brexit vote Gibraltar Wary of a Brexit Gibraltar: Europe's most famous rock  Britain begins divorce from EU after invoking Article 50 EU has strong Brexit negotiating position, says German Foreign Minister Opinion: Yemen's shameful war Two years ago, a tribal conflict in Yemen widened into a full-scale war after intervention by Saudi Arabia. Today, two-thirds of the population is starving. The world can no longer look away, says DW's Matthias von Hein. Yemen's children pay the price of war Yemen: Hunger used as a weapon? Two years on, Saudi intervention in Yemen leaves trail of death Yemen conflict all but ignored by the West Syria and Yemen - gaping wounds in the Middle East Trump team shifts focus away from Assad in Syrian war The US aims to deploy more American troops and set up safe zones in a new approach to Syria, experts told DW. But while the US focuses on jihadists, the fate of Bashar al-Assad might still prove crucial for peace. US and Turkey seek common ground Turkey ends northern Syria offensive More US ground troops in Syria White House spokesman sidesteps Russia questions, focuses on Clinton and Syria Bad prospects for opponents of Trump's new travel ban Russia, Iran, Turkey support nationwide ceasefire in Syria Donald Trump's vision for Syria   © Deutsche Welle 2017