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Newsline 17.04.2017 | 16:15 UTC News Ex-Afghan president calls US bomb drop an 'atrocity': report Hamid Karzai has spoken out against the US decision to drop the MOAB bomb on Afghanistan. His interview comes the same day a top Trump official tours South Asia to speak with regional leaders. 36 'IS' militants killed in US bombing, says Kabul US security chief vows 'no safe havens for terrorists in Afghanistan' 'Mother of all bombs' - what has it achieved? US drops largest non-nuclear bomb on 'IS' target in Afghanistan Opinion: A calculated step toward the apocalypse? US skips out on Afghanistan-Taliban conference in Moscow Business Macron: German trade surplus bad for eurozone French presidential front-runner Emmanuel Macron has called for a "rebalancing" of Germany's trade surplus. He said the Berlin government's economic policy was hurting the eurozone. Macron: German Trade Surplus Hurts EU Economy French presidency candidate Emmanuel Macron French president frontrunners Macron and Le Pen kick off final campaign push in Paris In France, an industrial town grapples with a shifting economy Macron promises to 'transform not reform' France World India's Modi wants to lift the curtain on ties with Israel Ever since India established diplomatic ties with Israel 25 years ago, not a single Indian premier has visited the Jewish state. PM Narendra Modi wants to change it, highlighting the intensifying bilateral partnership. Power to Indian women entrepreneurs India's reputation as an open seat of learning under threat Indian Jews: Building bridges between India and Israel Israel helps India clean up the Ganges river India army's use of Kashmir protester as 'human shield' sparks outrage online Cameroon Cameroonians stage 'silent protest' to demand internet Internet users in Cameroon have once again taken to the streets urging their government to restore internet connectivity in English-speaking regions. Monday marks three months since internet services were cut off. Anglophone activists go on trial in Cameroon Anglophone versus Francophone tension continues in Cameroon Anglophone Cameroon marks 50 days without the internet Cameroon widens clampdown to curb Anglophone protests Turkey Erdogan left with a divided Turkey after referendum By expanding his powers through a slim, contested victory in Sunday's referendum, Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan has consolidated his rule - but over a nation bound for social turmoil. Diego Cupolo reports from Ankara. What next for Turkey? After a close referendum, a divided Turkey celebrates, mourns Dismissed law scholar dissects Turkey's referendum Turks react to 'bitter' words between Ankara and Berlin Erdogan calls on parliament to restore capital punishment Germany Opinion: Turkish referendum must be a wake-up call for Germany A large majority of Turks here in Germany voted in favor of extending Erdogan's authority. Germany needs to respond by taking a good, honest look at its sense of itself as an immigration country, says DW's Ines Pohl. Germany's Turks weigh in on referendum Opinion: Turkey's new era as Erdogan takes it all Erdogan claims victory in Turkish referendum; opposition plans challenge OSCE: Turkey referendum 'contested on an unlevel playing field' Turkish integration in Germany: A long road Turkey's referendum result could scare off investors Erdogan left with a divided Turkey after referendum   © Deutsche Welle 2017