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Around the Globe 26.05.2017 | 16:00 UTC Estonia arouses Moscow's ire by expelling two Russian diplomats Russia has reacted angrily after Estonia said it had expelled two Russian diplomats. A Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman called it an "unfriendly" act, and said Moscow might retaliate. Is Eastern Europe right to be afraid of Russia? Estonian President Kaljulaid: 'I don't believe that Russia would attack a NATO country' Delivery robots in Tallinn Inside Europe Click on the links below to listen to reports from this week's edition of Inside Europe, DW's award-winning radio program with features from around the continent. Inside Europe: produced 25.05.17 Inside Europe: Manchester -united in grief Inside Europe: Noisy protests greet Trump in Brussels Inside Europe: Mass trial opens in Turkey Inside Europe: Covering the issues that shape Europe Africa's untapped free trade potential Many African countries are better connected with the rest of the world than they are with each other. New free trade agreements are being discussed in the hope of opening up the African market. Half of Africa joins in a free trade zone EU urges southern Africa to open up its markets Implementation key to 'Cape to Cairo' free trade zone pact Africa suffers as China growth slows Will Modi's Germany trip give thrust to free trade? Indian PM Narendra Modi's Germany visit next week gives him an opportunity to pitch India's attractiveness as an investment destination to German business. The EU-India free trade deal will also be on the agenda. India's uneven growth "Make in India" - Can the Country Keeps its Promises? Indian firms do good business in Germany Tax cuts, more spending to boost India recovery after cash crisis Narendra Modi's golden opportunity to reform India India's long struggle to create a common market 'Make in India' policy could increase air pollution woes Modi's 'Make in India' clashes with air force's demands Summer Of Love: Beatles album "Sgt. Pepper's" turns 50 The album is regarded as a pop culture milestone and the soundtrack to the hippie movement. Still steeped in musical folklore, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" continues to inspire subsequent musical generations. Paul McCartney sues Sony to take back Beatles catalog How art made album covers iconic June 1966: When Germany went wild over The Beatles' blitz tour Two Beatles jam together for Ringo's new album US-led strikes kill scores of civilians in east Syria, rights monitor reports US-led coalition air strikes have killed at least 106 relatives, including children, of IS fighters, a monitoring group says. The UN has called on all parties to do more to protect civilians. Pentagon reports at least 352 civilians killed in anti-IS strikes since 2014 US plan to 'annihilate IS' raises questions over civilian toll, larger strategy US military admits 100 civilian deaths as a result of anti-IS bombing Amnesty admonishes US-led coalition over civilian deaths in Mosul NATO will formally join anti-'Islamic State' coalition In Manchester, a show of determination, anger, fear and love With armed police on patrol and ongoing raids in the hunt for a bomb maker, Lars Bevanger reports on the mood in Manchester as people there adjust to a new reality days after the attack that killed 22 people. Manchester's music scene after the terror attack Manchester bomber: A life on the move 'Do not create heroes,' says media researcher after Manchester attack Manchester: An open-minded city Opinion: The normality of terrorism Far-right extremist guilty of murdering British politician Jo Cox ahead of Brexit vote Will Manchester change after the attack? Living in a changing world World in Progress Multiclick A weekly look at globalization, education, economic development, human rights and more. World in Progress: 'A world of fear and division' World in Progress: Australia's 'stolen generations' World in Progress: Mexican pastor saves orphans from gangs and drugs World in Progress: Kurya women marry younger women for male heir   © Deutsche Welle 2017