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Newsline 12.06.2017 | 16:15 UTC News Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny 'detained' ahead of anti-Kremlin protests Putin-critic Alexei Navalny has been arrested ahead of Monday's public holiday protests, his wife said on Twitter. Around 200 people have reportedly been detained at unauthorized rallies in Moscow and St Petersburg. Anti-graft protest in Russia – DW's Nick Connolly reports from Moscow Q&A with Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny @dwnews - Anti-corruption protests sweep Russia and social media Life as an opposition politician in Russia Kremlin tells kids to ditch Navalny's Russia Day demos Russian police detain hundreds of protesters, including Alexei Navalny Russian court finds Alexei Navalny guilty in embezzlement case Opposition leader Navalny to run for Russian presidency in 2018 Putin ally re-elected as Moscow mayor, but Navalny has strong showing Opinion: Russian politics are as cold as ever EU and Brexit Germany looks to reap Brexit dividend as EU agencies leave London Germany is seeking to make the most of Brexit by mopping up the European Medicines Agency and the European Banking Authority. The two London-based agencies are set for relocation after the split. Could Brexit solve EU 'traveling circus'? Britain to lose two key EU agencies within weeks - report Economic clouds hang over May's post-election blues Brexit minister defends embattled PM as Theresa May faces party showdown Pakistan Pakistani man handed death sentence over Facebook post The case marks the first time someone has been sentenced to death in Pakistan over social media activity. Blasphemy is such a divisive issue in Pakistan it has led to vigilante justice and political assasinations. Pakistan asks Facebook, Twitter to help track blasphemers Why is the Pakistani state afraid of academics and intellectuals? Pakistan journalism student latest victim of blasphemy vigilantes World India's agricultural economy in deep crisis Fiery protests by farmers in two key Indian states ruled by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party have tossed a simmering agrarian crisis into the spotlight. Murali Krishnan reports. Drought drives Indian farmers to despair Cattle slaughter ban hits Indian famers India: Mosquitoes and monsoons India: The worst drought in a century Indian farmers stage bizarre protests to highlight demands Modi's government reveals pro-poor, farmer-friendly budget for India Sizzling heat wave hits hard India's poor A look at India's recurrent drought problem 100 million Indians live in areas with poor water quality Why Turkey is standing behind Qatar in the Gulf crisis From the start of the Gulf crisis Turkey has backed the leadership in Doha, sending a clear signal to Saudi Arabia that Qatar is not alone. DW spoke with Turkish academic Serhat Erkmen about Ankara's role in the dispute. Pakistan faces a diplomatic conundrum over the Gulf crisis Iran delivers food to Qatar amid concerns of shortages Turkey urges Gulf states to end Qatar crisis before end of Ramadan US President Donald Trump calls on Qatar to cease its role as 'funder of terrorism' Germany calls for diplomacy to resolve Qatar standoff, turns down mediator role Saudi Arabia and allies release Qatar 'terror list' US-backed forces seize parts of Raqqa from 'Islamic State' Nigeria Growing number of children forced to work in Nigeria More and more children are sent out to work in Nigeria. It is a matter of survival, families say. It is a matter for the government to step in, children's rights activists maintain. Children exploited for gold Child labor still rife in Democratic Republic of Congo Why child labor is rampant in Dhaka's slums Child labor in eastern Cameroon's gold mines Opinion Opinion: The future belongs to bicycles As the car industry boomed for decades, the bicycle's importance as a means of transport dwindled. But DW Sports' Joscha Weber is expecting a pedal power renaissance 200 years after the bike's invention. Well-equipped for the bike ride! Two hundred years of two-wheeled transport Mobility for billions: The bicycle is 200! What do you like about riding a bike? 200 years of the bicycle Happy 200th birthday, bikes! Made in Germany, conquering the world and saving the Earth 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