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Newsline 20.04.2017 | 16:15 UTC World Pakistan's Panama Papers ruling is a win for everyone Pakistan's apex court has ruled there's insufficient evidence to remove PM Sharif from office in a corruption case. DW analyzes why the verdict is satisfactory for the ruling party, the opposition as well as the army. Does Imran Khan have a future in Pakistani politics? A spotlight on the Pakistani military's corruption Opinion: Indian Premier Modi should not isolate Pakistan's Sharif Democratic Republic of Congo UN may ask ICC to probe DRC mass graves UN investigators have confirmed the discovery of another 17 mass graves in central DRC, prompting the world body's top human rights official to raise the prospect of action by the International Criminal Court (ICC). Bodies of missing UN officials in DR Congo reported found UN Security Council votes to cut force in violence-wracked DR Congo A 'real investigation' into DRC violence is needed Clashes leave over 100 dead in Congo DRC crisis worsens as UN mulls MONUSCO's mandate Scores of policemen killed in Democratic Republic of Congo Niger Victory for Nigerien students after protests Students have succeeded in their quest for education reform in Niger's universities. After a student was killed in ongoing protests, the government replaced its education minister and initiated dialogue with students. Issoufou's first term: shattered dreams for Nigeriens Chad sends 2,000 troops to Niger to fight Boko Haram Niger police fire tear gas at Charlie Hebdo opponents Niger President Mahamadou Issoufou vows to fight jihadists and poverty in second term REFUGEE CRISIS MSF: Cameroon forcefully deporting Nigerian refugees International medical charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has accused the Cameroonian military of forcefully sending back Nigerian refugees. Cameroon's army says the displaced Nigerians are choosing to return home. Humanitarian disaster in Nigeria Operation against Boko Haram Nigeria suspends top officials over missing humanitarian funds Voluntary return home for Nigerian refugees in Cameroon under UNHCR deal Is Buhari winning the fight against Boko Haram? WFP shocked by 'destruction' in northeast Nigeria Boko Haram 'crushed' but suicide bombings continue Jakarta election a turning point for Indonesia The Indonesian capital's sitting Christian governor, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, has conceded defeat in an election seen as a test for pluralism in the world's largest Muslim country. Christina Schott reports from Jakarta. Jakarta's Christian governor set for defeat in tense election, polls show Saudi King Salman's Southeast Asia trip affirms Muslim friendship Indonesian foreign minister: 'Trying to create a culture of tolerance' Indonesia's political climate 'increasingly embittered' Environment terrorism 'Climate change allows terrorists to thrive' A report commissioned by the German foreign office shows how in scenarios of instability and conflict, climate change can contribute to the emergence and growth of terrorist groups such as Boko Haram or "Islamic State." Searching for rain in Burkina Faso Living Planet: Did climate change cause Peru's flooding? Iraq's wetland paradise under threat Conflict as Lake Chad vanishes How climate change fuels conflict Climate disasters could increase armed conflict in multi-ethnic countries A quarter of deaths caused by environmental degradation, says UN News Public health Epilepsy drug behind thousands of 'severe birth defects' in France, regulators say A drug used to treat epilepsy has led to up to 4,100 cases of "severe malformations" of children in France, according to regulators. Despite the risk, a ruling has allowed pregnant women to continue to use it. 'Some patients never get a diagnosis'   © Deutsche Welle 2017