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Newsline 24.05.2017 | 16:15 UTC News Police: Manchester bomber was part of terror 'network' Investigators say they believe the Manchester bomber did not act alone. Police in the northern English city have made three more arrests as they search for the terror "network" responsible. Manchester attacker 'likely' had accomplices Manchester in mourning 'I just ran for my life' Security to emerge as key UK election issue Manchester resilient in the face of terrorism Manchester police name suspect in concert bombing Will Manchester change after the attack? Opinion: The normality of terrorism Britain's PM Theresa May condemns 'worst of humanity' Madrid to Manchester: A chronology of terror in Europe Manchester and the world show solidarity with concert attack victims EU to toughen up external border security in its fight against terrorism AFRICOM: 'Terrorist groups' remain a challenge across Africa Islamist suspects detained in Berlin drug raids Nine men - four of them linked to the German capital's "violent Islamist" scene - are being held after multiple early morning raids. Police say they confiscated weapons, electronics and narcotics. Berlin tightens security after Manchester attack Berlin attacker 'should have been behind bars' How 'closed communities' provide a breeding ground for radical Islam The heavens descend on Berlin for Germany's 'Kirchentag' Italy deports Tunisian with links to Berlin market attacker Anis Amri German authorities 'lose sight' of three Islamists flagged as threats Nepal PM resigns, casting final local election into doubt Nepal's Maoist PM has resigned as part of a deal with his coalition partner less than a month before final local polls. The focus on forming a new government may distract from preparations for local elections. Lonely in Doha Nepal holds first local election in 20 years Sherpas find four bodies at highest camp on Mount Everest Nepal convicts soldiers for torture and murder of teenage girl in landmark case World Twin blasts hit Jakarta bus terminal Two explosions have struck a crowded public transport terminal in the Indonesian capital Jakarta. Public canings - Shariah defines Indonesia's Aceh province Indonesia cracks down on pro-caliphate Islamic hardliners Hizbut Tahrir UN calls on Indonesia to free Christian governor jailed on blasphemy charges Academic Stella Nyanzi making waves in Uganda Controversy is her middle name, but Nyanzi refuses to shy away from confronting some of the most feared politicians in Uganda with her unorthodox wit. Activist charged with insulting Ugandan president released on bail Ugandan feminist academic in court, remanded in prison Opinion Opinion: Trump and the pope - two leaders worlds apart Sometimes a picture says a 1,000 words. Pope Francis and US President Donald Trump do not just have a difference of opinion; they have diametrically opposed views of the world, writes DW's Christoph Strack. Trump: Israelis, Palestinians 'ready for peace' Pope Francis and President Trump meet despite deep divide Trump envisions Israeli-Palestinian peace after talks with Abbas, Netanyahu Trump budget calls for steep cuts to low-income support programs Pope Francis names five new cardinals, all from outside Italy and the Vatican Pope Francis defends his use of term 'concentration camps' for migrant housing Business Democrats want Deutsche Bank info on Trump accounts US Democrats have asked German lender Deutsche Bank to provide detailed information about the loans it provided to Donald Trump when he was not yet US president and whether they were guaranteed by Russia. Deutsche Bank hopes the worst is over Deutsche Bank fined $425 million over suspicious Russia trades Russian tax authorities homing in on Deutsche Bank   © Deutsche Welle 2017