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Newsline 10.05.2017 | 16:15 UTC News German police launch nationwide anti-terror raids Security forces have launched a nationwide anti-terror operation in Germany. Police in the states of Saxony, Bavaria, Saxony-Anhalt and Berlin confirmed that properties have been searched. German police arrest suspected 'Islamic State' militant near Leipzig Number of potential terrorists in Germany on the rise, report says Details of Düsseldorf terror plot begin to emerge World Activist charged with insulting Ugandan president released on bail Ugandan academic Stella Nyanzi who had called President Yoweri Museveni "a pair of buttocks" has been released on bail after over a month in jail. Her lawyer fears she might be arrested again soon on other charges. Ugandan lawyer honored with German Africa Prize Ugandan feminist academic in court, remanded in prison Mogae: 'Some Africans leaders spoil their record by overstaying' 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: Energy and Economic Crises World in Progress: Off-grid solutions could give everyone access to energy Security leaks trouble India's ambitious ID scheme India's biometric identification system, which contains personal data of over a billion Indians, is in the eye of a storm - amid growing concerns over privacy, security and legality. Murali Krishnan reports. Empowering Indian businesswomen India growth slips in wake of cash ban Opinion: India without cash - Modi has lost his bet World Bank points to India's digital divide Crowdsourcing corruption in India's maternal health services India's abrupt demonetization 'seems completely silly' Legacy of genocide lingers on for Nama in Namibia During the genocide in colonial-era Namibia over 100 years ago, the Herero and Nama tribes lost land and cattle. Even today, many descendants are still without land and are demanding compensation. Christian Selz reports. Namibia's forgotten genocide Germany's Evangelical Church offers 'long overdue' apology for Namibia genocide Namibia deliberates suing Germany over reparations Second US hearing for German colonial-era genocide case Germany Germany promises army reforms after neo-Nazi terror plot German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen has announced plans to improve "political education" in the army following revelations about a spectacular far-right terrorist plot. Opposition politicians are not satisfied. Germany terror arrest - Interview with Marc Lindemann, military analyst and a former Bundeswehr intelligence officer Nazi memorabilia found in German army barracks, deepening Bundeswehr scandal Report: Top German officials on terror suspects hit list German Defense Minister von der Leyen regrets slamming Bundeswehr Berlin orders barracks to be searched after Nazi-era symbols discovery   © Deutsche Welle 2017