Around the Globe | 12.05.2017, 16:00 UTC

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Around the Globe 12.05.2017 | 16:00 UTC land title Granting indigenous land rights could save the climate - or not Indigenous peoples believe they preserve forests best - something that is becoming more important as the planet heats up. But indigenous peoples need land title to implement protection - why is this so contentious? 100 days in the Amazon rainforest Living Planet: Navajos uranium legacy 'Indigenous people are stabilizing the global climate' Chocolate makers agree to tackle deforestation in Ivory Coast and Ghana Drought, forest loss cause vicious circle in Amazon Rio: Carnival dancers with a message 'Protecting forests is the best way to fight climate change' Amazon deforestation ticks tragically up Democratic Republic of the Congo hit by Ebola outbreak Two years after the virus killed dozens of people in the DRC, the UN health agency has confirmed a new deadly case. Its last outbreak coincided, but was unrelated to the West Africa pandemic from 2014 to 2016. WHO presents Ebola vaccine Top ten most dangerous viruses in the world Prototype vaccine for Ebola virus proves effective in Guinea Fruit bats on the move Ebola no longer poses global risk, says WHO DR Congo declares itself Ebola free China's 'New Silk Road' - perception and reality China is holding a summit this weekend to showcase President Xi Jinping's ambitious plan to revive ancient Silk Road trade routes by pouring money into rail, maritime and road projects across Asia, Europe and Africa. Modern day Silk Road Newly launched AIIB to fund growth in Asia China's ambitious Silk Road strategy China's 'New Silk Road' brings great promise to eastern Europe A look at the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank China's Southeast Asia investments: A blessing or a curse? Economic corridor - CPEC could turn Pakistan into China's 'client state' Japan's dilemma over the China-led infrastructure bank First 'Silk Road' train arrives in UK Exclusive Former FIFA Ethics Committee judge Eckert: 'It hurt me personally' After playing a major role in the downfall of Sepp Blatter, Hans-Joachim Eckert was ousted from FIFA's Ethics Committee this week. He told DW he's hurt that FIFA 'couldn't be bothered' to inform him of their decision. Ethics prosecutor, judge call their removal a setback for FIFA Infantino labels FIFA criticism 'fake news' but can't say why Opinion: Donald Trump sends his regards Living in a changing world World in Progress Multiclick A weekly look at globalization, education, economic development, human rights and more. World in Progress: Gender Stories World in Progress: Transgender school India World in Progress: Girls learning to code in Chile   © Deutsche Welle 2017