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Newsline 15.05.2017 | 16:15 UTC News Germany likely to pull troops out of Incirlik air base The Berlin government is mulling moving its troops out of Turkey's Incirlik air base after a second snub by Ankara. A German political delegation was denied approval to visit Bundeswehr soldiers at the military facility. What next for Turkey? German government finds eight alternatives to Incirlik military base in Turkey What happens now following the 'yes' vote in the Turkish referendum? Germany grants asylum to Turkish military personnel Erdogan rules out releasing German-Turkish journalist Yucel 'as long as I am in power' German lawmakers call for withdrawal of Bundeswehr troops from Turkey Turkey blocks German delegation airbase trip over Armenian genocide row Merkel: No voting in Germany for potential Turkish death penalty referendum Turkey arrests a thousand police accused of links to US-based cleric Gulen Turkey's Erdogan decries Merkel over 'Nazi measures' as row thunders on UN needs $1.4 billion in help for South Sudanese refugees The UN has appealed for more funding to help nearly two million people who have fled South Sudan. A World Food Programme (WFP) official called their suffering "unimaginable." The world's fastest-growing refugee crisis Conflict forces millions of children in South Sudan to flee homes says UN Manuela - fleeing South Sudan Escalation of fighting in South Sudan 'very worrying' S. Sudan urges rebel general to join 'national dialogue' Putin blames US for weekend cyberattack Russian President Vladimir Putin has denied Moscow was behind a global "ransomware" attack that hit 150 countries. He backed up Microsoft's assertion that the source of the virus was American intelligence services. G7 call for joint fight against cyberattacks Cyberattack wreaks havoc around the world Global computer virus likely to wreak more havoc What is ransomware? British hospitals hit by major cyberattack 'Wannacry' ransomware fails to strike anew US lawmakers: Russia trying to 'influence the US election' through cyberattacks World Zambia Zambia's opposition leader acquitted but remains in jail A Lusaka Magistrate has acquitted Zambia's main opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema on the charge of use of insulting language towards law enforcement officers. Hichilema remains in custody facing treason charges. Court upholds treason charges against Zambia's opposition leader Zambia opposition leader arrested on treason charges Opinion: When spies lose their secrets Several hundred thousand computer systems were hit by the "WannaCry" virus. Those who created it aren't to blame, but rather the intelligence community, which was trying to exploit a security gap, says Konstantin Klein. 'Finding WannaCry's masterminds will take time' Ransomware cyber attack threatens organizations worldwide 'Wannacry' ransomware fails to strike anew Global computer virus likely to wreak more havoc Nigeria: International Day of Families and the struggle for education amid insurgency With this year's International Day of Families aiming to draw attention to education and well-being, DW examines the plight of young people in Nigeria who have had their futures disrupted by the Boko Haram insurgency. Chibok girls: 82 freed by Boko Haram 'Optimism' over release of remaining Chibok hostages Opinion: Chibok girls freed, Boko Haram undefeated Chibok girls free but can't return home UNICEF report: Boko Haram keeps one million children out of school Nigeria: Food crisis threatens children's lives Jewish life in Iran was 'always better than in Europe' Iran is frequently at odds with Israel, despite having the second biggest Jewish community in the Middle East. DW's Theresa Tropper spoke with the director of Tehran's Jewish Committee, about why that is the case. Exploring Jewish life in Iran Ahmadinejad barred from re-running for Iran presidency   © Deutsche Welle 2017