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Newsline 12.05.2017 | 16:15 UTC Science British hospitals hit by major cyber attack Sixteen NHS divisions have been simultaneously hit by a so-called "ransomware attack." Patients have been diverted and non-emergency cases asked to stay at home. Cybercrime industry booming Hackers hold German hospital data hostage Cybercrime industry booming Europol: Organized crime goes 'high-tech' Environment land title Granting indigenous land rights could save the climate - or not Indigenous peoples believe they preserve forests best - something that is becoming more important as the planet heats up. But indigenous peoples need land title to implement protection - why is this so contentious? 100 days in the Amazon rainforest Living Planet: Navajos uranium legacy 'Indigenous people are stabilizing the global climate' Chocolate makers agree to tackle deforestation in Ivory Coast and Ghana Drought, forest loss cause vicious circle in Amazon Rio: Carnival dancers with a message 'Protecting forests is the best way to fight climate change' Amazon deforestation ticks tragically up 'Indigenous people are stabilizing the global climate' Candido Mezua is an indigenous leader from Panama who was present at the recent violent protests in Brazil. At the climate conference in Bonn, he tells DW why it's crucial for indigenous peoples to defend forests. Balancing natural priorities Hands severed in Brazilian indigenous land dispute, says watchdog Brazil police, indigenous people clash in land rights protest Protecting Ghana's tropical forest 'Protecting forests is the best way to fight climate change' Amazon deforestation ticks tragically up Defending lands, indigenous group fights dams in Brazil's Amazon World Democratic Republic of the Congo hit by Ebola outbreak Two years after the virus killed dozens of people in the DRC, the UN health agency has confirmed a new deadly case. Its last outbreak coincided, but was unrelated to the West Africa pandemic from 2014 to 2016. WHO presents Ebola vaccine Top ten most dangerous viruses in the world Prototype vaccine for Ebola virus proves effective in Guinea Fruit bats on the move Ebola no longer poses global risk, says WHO DR Congo declares itself Ebola free China's 'New Silk Road' - perception and reality China is holding a summit this weekend to showcase President Xi Jinping's ambitious plan to revive ancient Silk Road trade routes by pouring money into rail, maritime and road projects across Asia, Europe and Africa. Modern day Silk Road Newly launched AIIB to fund growth in Asia China's ambitious Silk Road strategy China's 'New Silk Road' brings great promise to eastern Europe A look at the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank China's Southeast Asia investments: A blessing or a curse? Economic corridor - CPEC could turn Pakistan into China's 'client state' Japan's dilemma over the China-led infrastructure bank First 'Silk Road' train arrives in UK Chinese investors chase 'golden visas' to the US The family of Trump's advisor and son-in-law, Kushner, has ignited controversy for using White House ties to lure Chinese investors. At the center is a US visa program that critics say is used to attract Chinese wealth. Who is Jared Kushner? My picture of the week | Jared Kushner's new White House job Journalists blocked from event where Trump's in-laws seek Chinese investors Culture Music history: A Pink Floyd exhibition Pink Floyd is one of the most influential bands in rock history. Now London's Victoria & Albert Museum is devoting a retrospective to the group. An audio-visual journey through the psychedelic world of Pink Floyd. A Pink Floyd exhibition   © Deutsche Welle 2017