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Newsline 29.04.2017 | 16:15 UTC News EU leaders adopt Brexit guidelines at Brussels summit Leaders from 27 European Union states have unanimously agreed on guidelines for negotiations on the UK's divorce from the bloc. The leaders have also urged unity going into two years of talks with Britain. EU leaders adopt Brexit guidelines – DW correspondent Max Hofmann Having the EU cake and eating it too? German companies want a soft Brexit Schäuble: 'No free lunch' for UK in Brexit talks EU pre-Brexit talks set to kick off in Brussels, focus on 'people, money, Ireland' Theresa May turns combative ahead of Brexit negotiations Merkel warns against British 'illusions' as Brexit negotiations begin Knights of Malta choose new leader amid row with Vatican The Knights of Malta have elected Giacomo Dalla Torre as their new temporary leader. His predecessor, Britain's Matthew Festing, resigned in January after a quarrel with Pope Francis over distributing condoms. Pope interview hints at reform steps Condom row puts Knights of Malta at odds with Pope Francis Conservative posters criticizing the Pope appear across Rome Pope: Condom issue is 'morally complicated' Vatican will take over Knights of Malta following condom row French far-right candidate Le Pen eyes Nicolas Dupont-Aignan for prime minister Marine Le Pen has said she would pick a non-member of the far-right National Front party for prime minister if she wins the run-off vote for the presidency. Le Pen herself has stepped aside from the FN leadership. Campaigning for Macron Melenchon refuses to endorse either candidate in French election run-off EU Parliament lost 5 million euros in Le Pen alleged jobs fraud, legal source says Le Pen vs. Macron: Where they stand Hundreds of anti-Putin activists turn out in Moscow, St. Petersburg Anti-Putin activists have demonstrated against the Russian president in several cities across Russia. With the presidential elections coming up, opposition leaders are hoping to galvanize their base. Moscow police raid anti-government NGO Russian police raid opposition office Moscow outlaws Open Russia, other Khodorkovsky-backed NGOs Russia's #NewNationalism Russia releases opposition leader Alexei Navalny Hungary's Orban agrees to comply with EU demands over academic freedom Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has told European leaders that his government will alter a controversial law. EU leaders accused the measures of infringing on academic freedom. EU launches legal action against Hungary DW exclusive: Central European University rector, Michael Ignatieff Thousands protest in Hungary to support Soros-founded university Hungary education law threatens Soros-backed Central European University Hungarian NGOs prepare for government crackdown Hungarian PM Orban: Soros-backed Central European University has been 'cheating' CEU's Ignatieff: 'Attack on a free institution' World My Europe: Berlin as a metaphor, a work in progress Great things are expected of Berlin: a bastion of freedom and creativity, a laid-back city where being different is accepted. But the city is still looking for itself, says guest columnist Carmen-Francesca Banciu. Berlin Art Bang: 'The Haus' street art Berlin property prices soar - who does the city belong to? Berlin to build unification memorial despite financial problems Does the Berlin Wall belong in the trash? Once taboo monuments now revived in Berlin Berlin's 21st-century identity crisis Stations of a divided city: Searching for the real Berlin Wall Berlin artists feel the pinch as rents surge Sports Bundesliga live: Wolfsburg vs Bayern Munich Bayern Munich can seal the Bundesliga title definitively with a win against Wolfsburg in the Saturday evening game. Don't miss a kick with DW's live updates.   © Deutsche Welle 2017