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Newsline 01.05.2017 | 16:15 UTC News North Korea hints new nuclear test could happen 'at any time' North Korea has suggested that it will continue its nuclear weapons tests in response to what it calls US aggression. Japan has also sent out a destroyer to escort US warships as Tokyo seeks to boost its military role. Pope calls for North Korea negotiations Trump discusses North Korea options with Asian leaders Trump warns of potential 'major, major conflict' with North Korea Pope urges mediation in North Korea spat North Korea escalation, South China Sea dominate ASEAN meeting in Manila UK police arrest three suspects in ongoing counter-terror investigation Police have detained three women on suspicion of preparing or instigating terrorism acts. One of the arrested women had been shot by police last week during an intelligence-led raid. British police foil active terror plot, shoot woman in raid London police arrest man with knives near Westminster on suspicion of terrorism London attack: four dead after rampage outside UK parliament Germany's Gabriel makes surprise visit to Somalia Germany's foreign minister has warned of a looming humanitarian catastrophe on a trip to Somalia. Gabriel's visit, the first by a German foreign minister, comes ahead of a international security conference on Somalia. Somalia: Living with drought UN: Risk of mass starvation rising rapidly in parts of east Africa, Nigeria and Yemen Germany's Gabriel urges aid to prevent Africa famine Several dead in Somalia after suicide bomber targets senior army officials World Indians reject 'divisive' Erdogan's lecture on Kashmir While diplomatic relations are friendly on the surface, there are many potential sources of tension between Turkey and India, as recent Kashmir comments by Erdogan indicate. Murali Krishnan reports from New Delhi. Shashi Tharoor on Conflict Zone Erdogan's India visit - A Muslim nationalist meets a Hindu nationalist Opinion: Modi's India is a bad example for Kashmiris Pakistan and Turkey: A comparative study in Islamism and authoritarianism India army's use of Kashmir protester as 'human shield' sparks outrage online Why Pakistan's nuclear obsession is reason for concern Examining India's unsuccessful NSG bid Tanzania Ex-Tanzanian president: 'Sacking of 9,000 government employees long overdue' Tanzania's President John Magufuli has stirred controversy after sacking 9,000 government employees over fake certificates. Former leader Benjamin Mkapa supports the move. Tanzania penalizes social media posts Tanzania under "Bulldozer" Magufuli: Opposition politician Tundo A. Lissu speaks to DW Former Tanzanian President Mkapa talks Magufuli, Burundi and slavery Opinion: Tanzania needs discipline in its democracy Tanzania: Clampdown on gays creates climate of hate Tension between Tanzania's 'bulldozer' president and opposition Tanzania to press Germany for damages for colonial era 'atrocities' Tanzanians ponder Magufuli's leadership one year after he was elected Mixed reactions to possible fourth term for Burundian president When Theresa met Jean-Claude: What really happened at that Brexit meeting? May and Juncker were all smiles after their Downing Street meeting but a German paper has revealed how it really went. Juncker was so alarmed he quickly phoned Merkel to warn her that May was 'living in another galaxy.' May: No illusions about Brexit British PM May dines with EU leaders as Brexit positions harden EU leaders adopt Brexit guidelines at Brussels summit Conservatives see strong support in UK ahead of snap election When British PMs knocked on Europe's door Brexit survival guide for Brits in Europe Merkel warns against British 'illusions' as Brexit negotiations begin Six years since bin Laden's death, al Qaeda weakened - but not finished Six years after bin Laden's death, al Qaeda is being overshadowed by IS, which is expanding in S. Asia. Al Qaeda, however, isn't finished, as recent reports claim its leader Zawahiri is hiding in Pakistan's Karachi. US drops 'mother of all bombs' on IS caves Five years on, CIA 'live-tweets' Osama bin Laden's death 'Mother of all bombs' - what has it achieved? Al Qaeda's Zawahiri backs new Taliban chief Akhundzada   © Deutsche Welle 2017