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Newsline 28.05.2017 | 16:15 UTC News Trump tells advisers US will scrap Paris accord - media A Washington-based news site reports that US President Trump has told "confidantes" he will quit the landmark climate agreement. The uncertainty over Washington's position riled other leaders at the G7 summit in Italy. Only six G7 leaders agree on climate change Lobbying behind the scenes at UN climate talks? 'The most challenging G7 summit in years' Merkel: G7 climate talks with Trump 'very unsatisfying' Optimism at climate conference, despite US hesitation Investors beg G7 to stick with Paris climate agreement G7 gives Africa the cold shoulder Europe France outraged by desecration of Charles de Gaulle tomb Two suspects have stomped on the grave of the wartime hero and kicked off its cross, police said. The act of vandalism has sent shockwaves across France's political landscape, with politicians expressing sheer outrage. Macron's EU ideals meet Merkel's mastery Remembering liberation Sri Lanka rushes aid to flood victims amid rising death toll Emergency aid has started reaching the Sri Lanka flood victims as rescue teams continue to reach out to marooned people, taking advantage of slightly improved weather. Floods and mudslides have claimed some 146 lives. Sri Lanka rushes aid to flood victims Deadly floods and landslides in Sri Lanka Scores killed in floods, landslides in Sri Lanka Asia Amid Islamist takeover, death toll soars in besieged Philippine city More than 80 people have been killed since "Islamic State"-linked rebels rampaged through the southern city of Marawi. Military officials have called for "surgical strikes" as tens of thousands flee the besieged city. Fighting intensifies in Marawi Hundreds flee fighting in southern Philippines Duterte declares martial law as Philippine troops clash with gunmen Philippines president returns to tackle attacks, declares military law in south Philippines army battles IS-linked group in southern city Duterte's real motives behind imposing Philippine martial law Philippines military launches airstrikes on Abu Sayyaf Soccer Wolfsburg women's team barred from celebrating German Cup victory The women of VfL Wolfsburg have won both of Germany's major football titles in a single year, but management has stopped them from holding a victory celebration. Why? Because because the men's team is doing poorly. Wolfsburg's fight for survival Borussia Dortmund win German Cup, beating Frankfurt 2-1 Gomez penalty puts Wolfsburg in front in relegation playoff World Moscow divided over controversial demolition project The Russian capital is in a state of unrest. A scheme to demolish old apartment blocks has triggered protests that are putting the Moscow municipal government under pressure. Even President Putin could be affected. Will Moscow's Krushchevkas be torn down? Thousands in Moscow protest plans to raze Soviet-era flats Moscow's demolition project threatens to cause mass uprooting Is Islamic extremism on the rise in Africa? Extremists are increasingly shaping the image of Islam in Africa. But despite warnings that Islam is becoming increasingly conservative in Africa, experts say the religion is also becoming more diverse as a whole. Ghana: civil society group fights online extremist recruitment Islam researcher: Not all Salafists are the same 'True religion:' How Salafists lure supporters Newsletters & Co. Transmedia: The way forward? Join renowned transmedia producer Jeff Gomez and media representatives from across Asia for an intriguing and interactive discussion on new trends that will be changing how audiences around the world understand media. Saving the environment starts with people Meet the Kenyan eco-ambassadors from DW's popular environmental show Eco@Africa. Whether it is waste reduction or innovative ideas, these individuals set an example for how Africa can address its biggest eco-challenges.   © Deutsche Welle 2017