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Newsline 30.05.2017 | 16:15 UTC News German police arrest suspect allegedly planning suicide attack in Berlin A teenage asylum-seeker suspected of planning a suicide attack in Berlin has been arrested in Angela Merkel's home state of Brandenburg. He reportedly wrote to his mother about his intentions. Germany in the Crosshairs of Terrorism Berlin terrorist Anis Amri was a known drug dealer German court convicts 16-year-old Syrian refugee for planning bomb attack Are Europeans getting used to terror attacks? Germany 'failed to use language recognition tech on refugees' Manchester bomber: A life on the move Ecuador's new president won't evict Wikileaks 'hacker' Assange After an earlier hardline stance, Ecuador's new president Lenin Moreno says the Wikileaks boss can stay at its London embassy. The Australian has been fighting extradition to Sweden on rape charges since 2012. A deal in sight? Julian Burnside, Assange's Australian lawyer, speaks to DW Assange hails withdrawal of arrest warrant Swedish prosecutors drop rape probe against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange CIA chief Pompeo brands WikiLeaks a 'hostile' spy agency Leftist government candidate Moreno claims victory in Ecuador presidential election Assange: 'Only 1 percent' of the CIA material has been published Whistleblowers should be 'protected not prosecuted' Reports: US preparing charges against Assange, WikiLeaks Turkish court acquits defendants in Berlin 'honor killing' A Turkish court has set free two German-Turks after finding them not guilty of killing their sister in Berlin in 2005. The case caused public outrage in Germany over the treatment of women in some Muslim families. German honor killing on trial in Turkey Integration Debate Rages in Wake of Honor Killing Conviction German Court Orders Turkish "Honor Killing" Retrial Brother Admits to Honor Killing Ariana Grande announces return to Manchester for all-star benefit concert Ariana Grande will hold a benefit concert on Sunday for the victims of suicide attack in Manchester, her publicist has revealed. The singer will be joined by Justin Bieber, Coldplay and Katy Perry at the charity event. Manchester picks up and keeps going Who is Ariana Grande? In Manchester, a show of determination, anger, fear and love MI5 launches internal review over Manchester bombing Manchester's music scene after the terror attack World Grappling with facts in the age of Trump US President Donald Trump often accuses journalists of treating him unfairly. Sometimes, he is justified in that claim. The G7 summit in Sicily highlighted the need for improvement from the news media. Merkel doubles down on Trump warning Opinion: Turning point in a beer tent? Merkel: Europe can no longer rely on US and Britain Opinion: A dangerous traveling salesman Some NATO leaders smirk, others support Trump's tough NATO message Stemming capital flight in Africa Despite economic growth, African countries are struggling to stop illicit financial flows from travelling overseas. Experts say it is important for developed countries to recognize the problem and help put a stop to it. G20 meet with leaders of Africa's top five economies Germany's contribution to the African economy Germany urges more investments in Africa World Bank in new focus on sub-Saharan Africa 'Very little about Britain's election coverage is objective' Labour Party's Jeremy Corbyn has come out strong in a recent TV debate ahead of the June 8 vote. But London School of Economics media expert Shakuntala Banaji tells DW Corbyn still has to battle negative media coverage. Theresa May's lead narrows after TV debate Manchester bomber's brother 'plotted attack on UN envoy' In Manchester, a show of determination, anger, fear and love Corbyn riles Tories over anti-terror policy Theresa May's cult of personality UK Conservatives slip in opinion polls ahead of election In Britain, refugees build a new life from on top 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