Around the Globe | 02.06.2017, 16:00 UTC

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Around the Globe 02.06.2017 | 16:00 UTC Freedom of Speech Women 'must speak out' on Ugandan social media A female academic in Uganda was arrested last month after she criticized the president and his minister wife. Journalist Lindsey Kukunda wonders whether the negative reactions to her views were because she's a woman. Paris climate deal: What does the US pullout mean for Africa? President Trump's controversial decision isn't all bad news for the African continent, as many countries seek to be self-reliant in terms of climate change adaptation and move closer towards a clean energy industry. World reacts to US withdrawal from Paris agreement German-West African consortium combats devastating effects of climate change Drought crisis in the Horn of Africa Is climate change killing Zanzibar's seaweed industry? Answering unresolved questions from Trump's climate announcement Donald Trump withdraws US from Paris climate deal green cities Oslo is Europe's Green Capital 2019 - finally After Stockholm and Copenhagen, another Scandinavian city has won the title European Green Capital, honoring green urban achievements. It is the third time Norway's capital Oslo was shortlisted. Netherlands: An Island in the City of Nijmegen Living Planet: A grey city goes green From coal city to European Green Capital - Essen's extreme makeover Five cities leading on climate action Why urban wildlife is thriving in Berlin Norway is e-car champion 2015 What makes a city green? Netherlands DNA tests allowed in IVF doctor scandal, Dutch court rules A doctor who claimed to have fathered 60 children has become the center of an IVF scandal in the Netherlands. Even after his death, the man has been accused of using his own sperm during the complex process. How the Spermbot works Helping cancer survivors conceive Dutch IVF center probes possible sperm mix-up for dozens of couples IVF pioneer wins Nobel Medicine Prize Can IVF save the last white rhinos? UK grants first license for three-parent in-vitro (IVF) babies Imprisoned German national in Turkey receives consular visit Diplomats have been allowed access to a German national in prison in Turkey for the first time since her arrest last month. Mesale Tolu is accused of supporting terror groups - as are many other journalists in Turkey. German officials meet with Deniz Yucel Germany gains access to detained journalist in Turkey Further arrest of German national in Turkey threatens to spark diplomatic row Inside and outside: On the 100th day of Deniz Yucel's imprisonment German journalist arrested in Turkey Philippines - Black flags and smoke engulf Mindanao Conflict has been raging in the southern part of the Philippines between government troops and Islamists who have sworn allegiance to IS. The fighting reflects a change in strategy by the militant groups, say experts. Civilians flee fighting in southern Philippines Manila casino attack – terrorism or not? Friendly fire hits Philippine troops fighting Islamists in Marawi Duterte slammed for martial law rape impunity 'joke' Duterte's real motives behind imposing Philippine martial law Amid Islamist takeover, death toll soars in besieged Philippine city Terror attacks spotlight growing 'IS' threat in Southeast Asia Abu Sayyaf is 'more of a brand now' Greece moves migrants out of old Athens airport Greek police have launched an operation to relocate hundreds of migrants from an improvised camp in an old Athens airport. The area, which also includes Olympic venues, is set for a large redevelopment project. Greece: Regaining dignity Closed Balkan route means lucrative times for human traffickers No "Green" Medals for Athens Child refugees in Greece sell sex for smugglers' fees Living in a changing world World in Progress Multiclick A weekly look at globalization, education, economic development, human rights and more. World in Progress: 'A world of fear and division' World in Progress: Australia's 'stolen generations' World in Progress: Mexican pastor saves orphans from gangs and drugs World in Progress: Kurya women marry younger women for male heir   © Deutsche Welle 2017