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Newsline 29.05.2017 | 16:15 UTC Germany Politics How the world reacted to Merkel's pivot to Europe The German chancellor has elicited strong responses across the globe after suggesting Europe could no longer rely on the US and UK. From across the Atlantic to continental Europe, DW examines the reactions. Merkel: Europe must plot its own course Trump and Europe: Partners or rivals? Merkel: Europe can no longer rely on US and Britain Merkel: G7 climate talks with Trump 'very unsatisfying' Some NATO leaders smirk, others support Trump's tough NATO message US remains at odds with G7 partners over economic protectionist policies FAQ: The Brexit negotiations EU negotiator: 15-month window to negotiate Brexit Reassurances do not prevent priorities from diverging at Munich Security Conference Lavrov calls for 'post-West' world order; dismisses NATO as Cold War relic German, US defense ministers pledge commitment to transatlantic relationship Merkel: No 'eternal guarantee' for United States cooperation with EU Merkel says Britain to get 'fair' treatment in Brexit process France's Macron takes power, now faces challenge of governing Donald Trump slams Angela Merkel's refugee policy News Democratic Republic of Congo approves experimental Ebola vaccine use The Democratic Republic of Congo has given the green light to an experimental vaccine to combat an ongoing Ebola outbreak. While the vaccine is not licensed, it has shown promising signs in a clinical trial. WHO presents Ebola vaccine Democratic Republic of the Congo hit by Ebola outbreak Prototype vaccine for Ebola virus proves effective in Guinea Flight meltdown day 3: British Airways boss defends cost-cutting BA boss Alex Cruz has rebutted accusations that outsourcing jobs to India led to a computer crash that grounded hundreds of flights. As the crisis entered its third day, dozens of short-haul flights failed to take off. BA cancels all flights from London Laptop ban could be costly British Airways BA warns of further disruption after massive IT failure British Airways owner IAG hit by weak pound Air controllers report 40 incidents of drones near passenger planes US considers laptop ban on all international flights World South Africa: Explosive emails pose new threat to Zuma's presidency The emails show how the Indian Gupta family played a crucial role in the government's decisions and crafting of policy. Despite the serious allegations, President Jacob Zuma still maintains support within his own party. South Africa: New wealth distribution measures just empty rhetoric? S.Africa's Guptas braced for Zuma scandal inquiry South Africans protest against Zuma South Africa court reserves judgement on Zuma confidence vote Tens of thousands join birthday protests against S. Africa's Zuma How the Guptas 'captured' South Africa Scavengers pillage wartime wrecks in Southeast Asia Historians and recreational divers say pillaging of naval wrecks for their valuable metals is a violation of the vessels as registered war graves. But stopping it has proved extremely challenging. Julian Ryall reports. US marks 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor Controversial Japan sites get UNESCO status Divers to salvage German WWII bomber from English Channel Japan's conservatives concerned at precedent of emperor abdicating Strewn with shipwrecks: The Baltic Sea In Depth Inertia in Northern Ireland ahead of UK vote Belfast elections were once so notorious for voter impersonation that locals used to say "vote early, vote often." But now Northern Irish voters have little appetite for the general election, as Peter Geoghegan reports. Northern Ireland: Brexit triggers past anxieties Crisis in Northern Ireland as Brexit looms DUP edges out Sinn Fein in Northern Ireland post-Brexit vote Sinn Fein leader urges Northern Ireland referendum on UK exit Sports French Open: Defending champions Djokovic, Muguruza make second round Title holders Novak Djokovic and Garbine Muguruza have both advanced to the second round of the French Open. Rafael Nadal also progressed, keeping him on course for a semifinal showdown with Djokovic. French Open: Top seed Angelique Kerber knocked out in first round shock Novak Djokovic splits with coaching team after form slump French Open: Kerber draws Makarova, Nadal could face Djokovic in semis 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