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Newsline 23.05.2017 | 16:15 UTC News South Korean military fires warning shots at object flown from North South Korea has fired at an object flown across the border from North Korea, officials said. Some sources said it may have been a drone. North Korea fires another missile South Korea fires warning shots at suspected North Korea drone UN Security Council vows new sanctions on North Korea North Korea's second missile launch in a week provokes international outcry UN condemns North Korea missile test, vows sanctions World The dark side of India's self-styled godmen An increasing number of so-called "spiritual" gurus or "godmen" in India are implicated in ghastly crimes ranging from sexual abuse to murder. Murali Krishnan from New Delhi explores the reasons behind it. India's slum artists caught between a rock and a hard place Horrific cases exemplify India's grotesque rape problem Instant divorce debate exposes rifts among India's Muslims Outrage in India over gang-rape and murder of young woman in Haryana German-West African consortium combats devastating effects of climate change Germany is sponsoring the work of a West African research consortium to tackle land use affected by climate change. The devastating impact of drought has impacted the livelihoods of farmers. Farmers adapting to climate change Drought crisis in the Horn of Africa Drought drives Kenyan pastoralists into Uganda Farmers in Zimbabwe are adapting to climate change with new maize varieties Unexplained abductions in Malaysia raise concerns Scant updates from the police and silence from the politicians on the disappearances of four Malaysian pastors and community workers have prompted human rights groups to ask if these are "enforced disappearances." Malaysia PM warns Islamic extremists could exploit Rohingya crisis in Myanmar Malaysia: A deafening silence Malaysia criminalizes child grooming, not child marriage A woman's fight to embolden Malaysia's voiceless Environment agriculture Natural fungicide could restore French winemaking glory Grape rot fungus costs the global wine industry millions each year. Amid health concerns over chemical solutions, a natural alternative is being tested in France's Bordeaux region - with positive initial results. Tough season for winemakers Green wine from South Africa's Cape Wine tasting tour through southern France In French vineyards, taste of a climate-changed future Germany's organic vineyards hit by climate change Sports The summer transfer window 2017 The transfer window is not yet officially upon us, but with the end of the season, players and coaches are pondering their next moves. Here's where to find the latest on the comings and goings affecting the Bundesliga.   © Deutsche Welle 2017