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Newsline 10.06.2017 | 16:15 UTC News United Kingdom Theresa May's senior aides resign in UK election aftermath The prime minister's two co-chiefs of staff have resigned, citing their failure to respond to an "unexpected surge" in support for Labour. Snap elections have left the Conservatives in a tough spot ahead of Brexit talks. UK's May seeks to form minority government UK PM Theresa May says will 'reflect' on election, names ministers to stay on in posts British election - Democratic Unionist Party play the kingmakers Theresa May's Conservatives in disarray, but still in power When European politicians bet big - and lost UK election results cast cloud over Brexit talks FAQ: The Brexit negotiations German Chancellor Angela Merkel urges swift Brexit talks after UK vote Angela Merkel says she does not expect a major delay in Brexit talks following the unexpected result in the British election. EU officials are anxious about the UK's lack of mandate to negotiate its exit from the bloc. May Brexit EU leaders fear Brexit negotiation delays UK PM Theresa May says will 'reflect' on election, names ministers to stay on in posts UK election results cast cloud over Brexit talks Opinion: Theresa May's devastating miscalculation When European politicians bet big - and lost Overseas French voters head to the polls in parliamentary elections Voting for the first round of parliamentary elections has kicked off in overseas French territories. Recently elected President Emmanuel Macron is hoping to win a majority in the 577-member parliament. Macron fields political novices in election Macron's party on course for huge win: poll French poll forecasts majority for President Emmanuel Macron's En Marche! Exploring Emmanuel Macron's 'revolution' Time for Macron to get to work Hong Kong activists demand end to shark fin soup Protesters have called on one of Hong Kong's most well-known restaurants to stop serving the jelly-like delicacy. Despite government action, the illegal import of fins continues, threatening many species. These Hong Kong protestors want an end to shark fin sales Great white shark leaps into old man's boat More than half of shark species in Mediterranean at risk of extinction CITES conference ends with push against wildlife trafficking CITES conservation body gives sharks protection World National Front seeks to exploit poverty in Provence There is high poverty and low opportunity in Vaucluse, in southeastern France. That's a situation that the far-right National Front knows how to exploit, even if it means turning voters against their immigrant neighbors. LePen steps down as FN leader EU Parliament lost 5 million euros in Le Pen alleged jobs fraud, legal source says French court upholds FN-founder Jean-Marie Le Pen's fine for anti-Roma remarks Police search Le Pen's National Front headquarters over EU parliament probe Is France ready for Marine Le Pen? Macron set to lead France as youngest ever president Food security Horn of Africa drought: Ethiopia runs low on food aid Ethiopia has warned that its supply of emergency food aid will be finished by next month. Nearly 16 million people need urgent assistance as drought continues to parch the breadth of the Horn of Africa. German FM visits Somalia Drought crisis in the Horn of Africa Somalia on the brink of humanitarian crisis Hunger crisis: 'if we don't help the people here, they will die' UNICEF: 1.4 million children in Somalia at risk of acute malnutrition in 2017 Kenya's hunger crisis fuelled by history of rural neglect Africa Help for Africa - all talk and no action? Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel is set to host African leaders ahead of the G20 summit. Berlin would like to see the G20 focusing more on Africa. Past initiatives for Africa have seen only moderate success. Germany's contribution to the African economy Obama's Africa legacy: more trade than democracy Africa's untapped free trade potential 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