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Newsline 02.04.2017 | 16:15 UTC Germany Anti-Semitic bullying forces Jewish teen from Berlin high school The story of a 14-year-old who had to change schools to escape anti-Semitism is making headlines in Germany. The boys' tormentors were of Arab and Turkish descent - making the news even more explosive. Berlin's Jewish Community Member Daniel Alter on anti-Semitism among Muslims in Germany Growing anti-Semitism in the US Gaza conflict fuels anti-Semitism debate in Germany How safe are Jews in Germany? German NGO illuminates anti-Semitic crimes - with a projector and a wall Germany struggles to tackle lingering anti-Semitism News Frantic search for survivors as Colombia mudslide death toll tops 200 At least 234 people have died from mudslides in Colombia as rescue crews scramble to find survivors. The death toll is expected to rise. Deadly mudslides hit Mocoa, Colombia Mudslides in southern Colombia kill scores, hundreds missing How will accelerated ocean warming affect the planet? Peru floods in line with climate change models, says climatologist Mojib Latif Floods - challenging our future (2) Myanmar by-elections: Suu Kyi's party retains some support The party of Myanmar's de-facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi has won a string of seats in the country's by-elections. The vote was held to select MPs for parliament's upper houses and some state assemblies. UN warns Myanmar may try to expel Rohingya Myanmar's marine paradise under threat Myanmar by-elections set first test of Aung San Suu Kyi's popularity Myanmar – A year of democracy EU calls for UN fact-finding mission to Myanmar to probe rights abuses White rhinos flown to Botswana to help save species Twelve of a group of 100 white rhinos have left South Africa on a plane to Botswana to protect them from poachers. A spokesman for the Rhinos Without Borders group said the animals coped well with their 15-hour trip. European zoos take drastic steps to protect rhinos Botswana's rhinos make a comeback S Africa poised to permit domestic trade in rhino horn Botswana's rhinos make a comeback White rhino killed by suspected poachers at French zoo European zoos take drastic steps to protect rhinos Rare white rhino dies, leaving three left in the world Shrine keeper, aides kill 20 people in Pakistan A custodian of a small shrine has killed at least 20 worshipers after intoxicating them, according to Pakistani police. The authorities said that three of his aides were also involved in the murders. At least 70 killed in Sufi shrine bombing in Pakistan Mystical Islam 'a threat to the Taliban' Opinion: No place is sacred for 'Islamic State' Ecuadorians vote to decide on a president At stake is the legacy of Rafael Correa and his decade-long leftist rule. The future of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is also at stake, as one candidate has vowed to boot him from their embassy in London. Ecuador's Moreno ahead in preliminary results Assange questioned over rape claims World Opinion: Russia ahead on points for Eurovision in Kyiv The clumsiness of the EBU, the stubbornness of Ukraine and Russia's cool-headedness have combined to create the political scandal currently engulfing the world's biggest televised music competition, says Andreas Brenner. My picture of the week | Russian Eurovision nominee banned from Ukraine Ukraine slams Eurovision amid feud with Russia over contest entrant Ukraine bars Russia entry from Eurovision Song Contest 2017   © Deutsche Welle 2017