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Newsline 06.05.2017 | 16:15 UTC News France officials warn media not to publish #MacronLeaks French officials have warned media not to republish emails hacked from Emmanuel Macron's campaign. The embarrassing correspondence began circulating on Friday night, a day and a half before France goes to the polls. French election: Macron's campaign hacked France's Macron has campaign emails leaked online one day before election Macron or the abyss French elections: Who finances the candidates? Le Pen's 'outsider' politics move to center stage in France Le Pen vs. Macron: Where they stand Afghan Taliban take district near northern Kunduz in spring offensive Taliban militants have captured a district in Afghanistan's northeastern Kunduz province. It was the second populated area to fall in a week after the launch of the insurgents' spring offensive. Can warlord Hekmatyar help stabilize Afghanistan? Opinion: Taliban no longer differentiate between diplomats and soldiers Is Russia betting on the Afghan Taliban? First US soldier killed in Somalia since 'Black Hawk Down' A US soldier has been killed in a special operations mission with Somali forces against al-Shabab. It is the first US military casualty in Somalia in 24 years as it steps up involvement in the country. Somalia: Hazardous conditions for journalists Germany's Gabriel makes surprise visit to Somalia Several dead in Somalia after suicide bomber targets senior army officials UNICEF: 1.4 million children in Somalia at risk of acute malnutrition in 2017 Putin backs probe into gay torture in Chechnya Putin said he backs a probe into 'rumors' gays have been tortured in Chechnya. Media reports allege gays have been arrested and tortured in the North Caucasus republic, stirring an international outcry. @dwnews - Rights groups call for attention to Chechnya violence against homosexuals Torture centers for gay people in Chechnya Putin backs check into Chechen gay attacks Kremlin doubts reports of Chechnya gay killings Chancellor Merkel faces President Putin in tense Sochi press conference Gay men flee persecution and honor killings in Chechnya Fighting continues in Syrian 'safe zones' So-called "de-escalation zones" have come into effect in parts of Syria, but conflicting reports have emerged about their impact. Monitoring groups say government forces continue to shell opposition-held towns. How safe are Syrian safe zones? Russia: Syria safe zones to be closed to US planes Russia-Turkey relations 'normalized' Russia says Syria safe zones will go into effect World Ethiopia 'Ethiopia needs to open up civic space': UN rights chief UN's human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein tells DW that despite Ethiopia's tremendous economic and sociocultural advances, the government there should allow the opposition, free media and rights council to thrive. Fatal clashes in Ethiopia Hundreds killed since start of Oromo protests New Ethiopian clampdown Political unrest simmering in Ethiopia Ethiopia's new employment plan more politics than jobs Obama's Africa legacy: more trade than democracy EU supports fresh start for returnees in Ethiopia From Washington, influencing Ethiopia's politics The Hindenburg disaster: 80 years ago The catastrophe was captured live on radio and TV: the quick and fiery end to the Zeppelin airship the Hindenburg in Lakehurst, New Jersey, on this day in 1937. The media event has made it part of the collective memory. Herbert Morrison reporting on the disaster A huge panoramic image of the Titanic   © Deutsche Welle 2017