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Newsline 03.06.2017 | 16:15 UTC News Many killed in Kabul funeral blasts At least 18 people have been killed in explosions that hit the funeral of a protester in Kabul. It's the second bombing in days after a massive suicide attack in the capital's diplomatic area killed over 90 people. Grief and outrage in Kabul Afghans rail against Kabul, Islamabad over deadly blast Death toll rises after Kabul bomb, extensive damage to German embassy Iranians show solidarity with Afghan neighbors after Kabul attack Opinion: Observe and reflect on Afghanistan Afghanistan: sent back to a war zone Philippines' Duterte says IS not behind casino attack Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has said "Islamic State" was not behind the recent attack in Manila that killed 37 people. IS claimed the attacker was a jihadi called Abu al-Kheir of the Archipelago. Fighting intensifies in Philippines Marawi Manila casino attack – terrorism or not? Philippines - Black flags and smoke engulf Mindanao Duterte's real motives behind imposing Philippine martial law Many dead after gunman storms Manila casino Aide arrested as corruption probe moves closer to Brazilian President Temer Rodrigo Rocha Loures' arrest comes after being videotaped last month running out of a restaurant with $150,000 in cash. He is thought to be a middleman for Temer, and is accused of soliciting bribes on his behalf. Brazil corruption crisis lingers on Brazilians demand president's ouster Brazil's Temer deploys military to quell violent protests Brazil's President Temer facing hush money claim Brazil's top prosecutor accuses president of obstruction of justice Brazil's president resists calls for resignation as socialists pull out of coalition Germany's top diplomat hopes for new Ukraine talks after meeting Putin German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel has reiterated German support for the Normandy format. He told Russian President Vladimir Putin clashes would go on until an international settlement is reached in eastern Ukraine. Ukraine's economic war with Russia Merkel tells Poroshenko she wants new talks for Ukraine Ukraine cuts electricity to rebel areas, Russia steps in Merkel, Putin aim to ease diplomatic tensions in Sochi Pence: Ukraine has 'unwavering support' of US Little optimism after Normandy format meeting Turkish police detain prime minister's top aide over alleged Gulen links The arrest is the latest in a series of detentions and firings of people believed to be associated with a US cleric. More than 50,000 have been accused of having ties to Fetullah Gulen. Erdogan links assassin to Gulen movement Germany: Gülen supporters feel threatened Imprisoned German national in Turkey receives consular visit Real and imagined threats: the shared past of AKP and the Gülen movement Turkey at a crossroads Alleged Turkey coup ringleaders go on trial amid high security Turkey arrests a thousand police accused of links to US-based cleric Gulen Turkey fires thousands more in latest post-coup purge of police World DW's 'Migration Dilemma' builds dialogue in West Africa Thousands of people have died in the Mediterranean Sea while seeking more sustainable living conditions in Europe. Despite various efforts by African and EU governments to curb migration, little has changed for refugees. Thousands of migrants rescued in the Mediterranean Report: Italy investigating MSF's Mediterranean rescues Refugees in the Sahara and the myth of Europe Taliban civil servant has role in new Afghan government Under the Taliban government, Mohammad Qasim Halimi was Afghanistan's chief of protocol. Then, he spent a year in US custody. Now, he works for Afghanistan's current government. Sandra Petersmann spoke with him in Kabul. Truck blast rocks Kabul diplomatic district Seven terror organizations making headlines Afghanistan's security situation 'has deteriorated' The Islamization of Kashmir's separatist movement Pakistani military feeling the Trump pressure Is Russia betting on the Afghan Taliban? Can warlord Hekmatyar help stabilize Afghanistan? Is President Ghani a solution or a problem for Afghanistan? 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