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Newsline 05.04.2017 | 16:15 UTC Breaking News Trump strategist Steve Bannon removed from National Security Council Steve Bannon, a chief strategist to US President Donald Trump, has been permanently dropped the from the White House National Security Council. His removal comes as part of a wider overhaul of council staff. World Germany's Year for Africa Is Berlin's new Africa policy faltering? Germany wants to use its G20 presidency to mobilize more assistance for Africa. But it has yet to work out a strategy which has been properly coordinated between government ministries and time is running out. G20 meet with leaders of Africa's top five economies Germany: A Marshall plan for Africa? Africa spreads economic wings at Berlin business forum African leaders give Germany's Marshall Plan a 'thumbs up' Germany's 'Marshall Plan' for Africa unveiled Germany's focus on Africa for 2017 Paul Collier: 'Let's stop preaching to Africa' Opinion: 'Marshall Plan with Africa' creates enormous expectations India rejects racism behind attacks on Africans After African nations rebuked India for not doing enough to stop attacks on their nationals in the country, Indian foreign minister said their statement was "unfortunate" and objected to their demand for a UN probe. Mob attacks Nigerian man in India String of attacks on students in India: Presidoe Okuguni (Association of African Students) speaks to DW Attacks on Africans expose India's racist inclinations Indian mob beats African students near Dehli following drug death Ghana academics demand to remove 'racist' Gandhi's statue Police arrest suspects after attacks on Africans in New Delhi Europe failed to defend its values in Sarajevo With the murder of two peaceful demonstrators in Sarajevo 25 years ago, Serbian nationalists aimed to destroy the multicultural identity of the city, and all of Bosnia. In Erich Rathfelder's view, they succeeded. 'An extremely explosive combination in the Balkans' Opinion: The new war of words in the Balkans Mladic defended Bosnian Serbs from 'jihad': lawyers Nationalist referendum wins overwhelming support from Bosnian Serbs Refugees Attack on asylum seeker in Croydon highlights hate crime in the UK A 17-year-old asylum seeker of Kurdish-Iranian origin was attacked last weekend in Croydon in south London. The incident, which left him badly injured, highlights the rise in hate crime in Britain. Several charged in London group beating of Kurdish Iranian teen British police report over 6,000 hate crimes in month since Brexit vote Britain sees spike in hate crimes after Brexit vote The Gambia The Gambia gears up for post-Jammeh polls The Gambia's first legislative elections since the downfall of Yahya Jammeh are expected to inject democracy into a parliament which under authoritarian rule was derided as a rubberstamp assembly. Gambians go back to polls amid problems Gambia's army chief sacked as new president cleans house The massive task of rebuilding The Gambia Barrow pardons new batch of prisoners The Gambia: coping with dictatorship's legacy Germany German government pushes law aimed at stopping migrant paternity-sale scams Angela Merkel's government is trying to stop poor German men from selling paternity so that children born of foreign mothers can gain citizenship. But the Constitutional Court has some objections. Number of newborn children to foreign mothers on the rise German plan would make mothers reveal child's biological father Facebook dads and same-sex couples to benefit from changes to parental leave CDU, SPD butt heads and shake hands in all-night coalition meeting Record rise in babies with foreign mothers in Germany   © Deutsche Welle 2017