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Newsline 04.04.2017 | 16:15 UTC News Syria Death toll rises in Syria 'gas attack' A monitor has reported that dozens civilians were killed and hundreds injured by a "toxic gas" attack in northwestern Idlib province. The Syrian government had vowed to destroy its stock of chemical weapons. Syria: Dozens reportedly killed in gas attack EU foreign ministers: Assad has no role in Syria's future Trump team shifts focus away from Assad in Syrian war US Secretary of State Tillerson to discuss fight against 'IS' in Ankara Four Syrian towns reach evacuation deals between pro-government and rebel forces Lebanon PM calls for urgent international support in hosting Syrian refugees Environment 'Selfie monkey' on the brink in Indonesia Best known for its viral self-portrait, the crested black macaque is also a part of the local indigenous community's diet. But an appetite for bush meat is among the factors threatening the iconic monkey's survival. Good chocolate equals homes for monkeys From Indonesian forests to French plates - the unsustainable trade in frogs' legs In Delhi, more monkeys mean more problems Life on Drill Ranch Palm oil versus paradise in Papua Wildlife trafficking: Trade driven by greed PETA files suit on behalf of grinning 'selfie monkey' World Will Kashmiri youth choose tourism over terrorism? Inaugurating South Asia's longest road tunnel recently, PM Modi called on Kashmir's youth to choose between "terrorism and tourism." But the situation in the conflict-ridden state remains tense. Murali Krishnan reports. @dwnews - Kashmir tensions spill over to India, Pakistan film industry Is Kashmir really an international issue? Why warmongering on Kashmir is not the way forward for Modi and Sharif How India's Muslims view the Kashmir dispute Opinion: No peace in Kashmir Corruption, nepotism, Kashmir: Democracy Indian style? Opinion: Shame on Berlin - St. Petersburg victims deserve solidarity A great deal remains unclear after the St. Petersburg metro attack. Yet the decision not to light up the Brandenburg Gate in Russian flag colors is morally and politically wrong, writes DW's Ingo Mannteufel. St. Petersburg mourns victims of blast Explosion in St. Petersburg: Eyewitnesses recount what they experienced St. Petersburg attacker was likely born in Kyrgyzstan St. Petersburg metro hit by deadly blast Subway terrorism strikes Russia again Bangladesh Bangladeshi activists falling foul of 'crossfires' The United Nations has expressed concerns over the "high rate" of extrajudicial killings committed by security forces in Bangladesh. Experts say political motives are behind the recent surge in such killings. Courage behind the walls of fear Persecution hinders human rights activities in Bangladesh How 'IS' terrorists used social media for 'updates' on Dhaka cafe attack Rights groups demand disbanding of RAB EU-Turkey deal fails to stop refugee flow A year after the EU-Turkey Deal came into force, thousands of refugees remain stranded in Greece. The most desperate try to reach Europe by any means. Marianna Karakoulaki and Dimitris Tosidis report from Thessaloniki. EU-Turkey deal - a year of returning migrants Money makes the EU-Turkey deal go round EU-Turkey refugee deal overburdens Greek islands 'The misery is still real' Pakistan's mass return of Afghan refugees raises concerns Smuggling migrants through Bulgaria Germany Amidst Turkish-German row, increased focus on Ankara's teachers For decades, Turkey has been sending teachers to Germany to teach Turkish to the children of immigrants. But now, many are questioning whether they're spreading Turkish government propaganda. Naomi Conrad reports. Interview with Hildegard Bentele, German Education Policymaker German deputy foreign minister Michael Roth on his consular visit with Deniz Yücel Turkish imam spy affair in Germany extends across Europe Name of German SPD lawmaker Michelle Müntefering found on Turkish spying list Report: German authorities investigate high Turkish religious official Berlin artists stand in solidarity with imprisoned German-Turkish journalist Deniz Yücel What you need to know about the Turkish-German row Voting begins in Germany on Turkey's controversial referendum   © Deutsche Welle 2017