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Newsline 03.05.2017 | 16:15 UTC News German defense minister arrives in France to probe terrorism scandal Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen has traveled to Illkirch, France, in response to a far-right terror scandal. An army officer stationed there is suspected of posing as a refugee in order to carry out attacks. Berlin investigating right-wing extremism in army Germany promises quick answer to soldier-refugee mystery Germany's von der Leyen seeks to reassert leadership in army terror scandal Abuse scandal at German military training center Germany's von der Leyen under fire over Bundeswehr 'leadership' debacle After UNESCO Jerusalem vote, Israel cuts UN funding Israel will withhold $1 million in payments to the United Nations after a UNESCO resolution declared the country's claim to Jerusalem "null and void." The measure passed the cultural agency's executive board. UNESCO approves resolution on Jerusalem holy site Milton-Edwards: Hamas progress with Israel 'an important starting point' Opinion: Bibi's theatrics Netanyahu accuses German Foreign Minister Gabriel of 'tactlessness' For pro-Israel Americans, Trump's support may be less than welcome World 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 World in Progress World in Progress: Stories that matter from around the world World in Progress is a 30-minute radio show that connects the dots in a globalized era. World in Progress: Gender Stories UK election reinforces Scotland's divide Polls suggest that Labour is trailing both the Scottish National Party (SNP) and the Scottish Conservatives in Thursday's local elections and bode ill for its fortunes in the UK general election. Peter Geoghegan reports. Scots of two minds on independence Labour adrift in Scotland after losing to SNP, Tories Scottish nationalists take on London over Brexit Scotland makes official bid for new independence vote UK PM Theresa May rejects call for second Scottish independence referendum Tanzania Opinion: Tanzanians need to reform taxation and embrace it The Tanzanian government has promised to ensure that Dodoma becomes the nation's fully-fledged capital by 2020. There is no better time to reform the tax system, says Anaclet Rwegayura. Tanzania to press Germany for damages for colonial era 'atrocities' Opinion: Tanzania needs discipline in its democracy Ex-Tanzanian president: 'Sacking of 9,000 government employees long overdue' Culture Tyrolean Tris: a dumpling dish from Italy Tyrolean Tris: a "triple" dumpling dish from Italy. It's made with spinach dumplings, cheese dumplings, and stuffed pasta. It started out as a leftover dish -- and now it's become a classic of South Tyrolean cuisine.    © Deutsche Welle 2017