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Newsline 09.05.2017 | 16:15 UTC Germany Report: Top German officials on terror suspects hit list Investigations into a far-right terror plot in the Bundeswehr have led to another arrest, officials said. The soldier is suspected of working with Franco A. and compiling a "hit list" which included the justice minister. German defense minister probes terrorism scandal Latest scandal puts spotlight on possible extremist views in the Bundeswehr The Bundeswehr's image problem - is it overrun with right-wing extremists? German soldier arrested for alleged terror plans Germany promises quick answer to soldier-refugee mystery Germany's von der Leyen seeks to reassert leadership in army terror scandal German officer-refugee probe shifts to 'hit-list' World Widespread tree felling sparks outrage in Poland Environmentalists are protesting against mass tree felling in Poland. The EU Commission is also threatening Warsaw with repercussions for logging in a nature reserve. Paul Flückiger reports from Warsaw. Polish police battle environmental offenders Warsaw sees thousands march against populist ruling party Outrage over bison hunting in Poland Poland starts logging ancient Bialowieza forest despite protests Central African Republic Overhaul of C. African Republic's security forces faltering The international community wants local forces in Central African Republic to shoulder more responsibility for security. But reform of the nation's defense sector is fraught with problems. Central African Republic 'forgotten' crisis The forgotten war in the Central African Republic Seleka rebels accused of massacre in Central African Republic France pulls out of Central African Republic No charges in French military child sex abuse inquiry Scores killed in Central African Republic ethnic clashes Trained guards prevent Mali hotel 'massacre' Moon Jae-in set to win South Korea presidential election Exit polls predict a clear victory for Moon Jae-in in South Korea's election. The liberal candidate pledged a host of domestic and foreign policy reforms after a scandal brought down President Park Geun-hye. South Korea holds election in tough times South Korea faces a pivotal vote South Korea's election to upend business as usual? Ghana Ghana: civil society group fights online extremist recruitment A counter-extremist civil society group in Ghana has helped prevent more than 20 young people from joining the so-called Islamic State. Online recruiters often target vulnerable students who face poor job prospects. 'Islamic State' recruit speaks out Seven terror organizations making headlines Nigeria's Almajiri schools: recruitment ground for terrorists? Islamists turn to e-jihad to recruit future terrorists Radical Recruits Cameroon: Creating jobs to counter Boko Haram recruitment Why trying to defeat the 'Islamic State' online misses the point Opinion Opinion: Blasphemy verdict mainstreams Islamization in Indonesia The blasphemy ruling against Jakarta's Christian governor Ahok is an alarming signal for Indonesia, as it shows how far radical Islamist positions have infiltrated the nation's politics, says DW's Thomas Latschan. Ahok verdict highlights Indonesia strife Q&A with Rizki Nugraha from DW's Indonesia desk on the Ahok blasphemy verdict Court sentences Jakarta governor Ahok to two years jail for blasphemy Jakarta election a turning point for Indonesia 'Indonesia is on the brink of disaster' Indonesia cracks down on pro-caliphate Islamic hardliners Hizbut Tahrir News President Kabila names new DRC government despite agreement for elections The president's list followed last month's naming of a former opposition leader as his prime minister. The move seems at variance with his commitment to hold elections before year-end. Violence spirals in DR Congo Kabila names premier, riles opposition DRC opposition protests banned Mass graves in DR Congo opposition stronghold Kasai DR Congo opposition in disarray   © Deutsche Welle 2017