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Around the Globe 28.07.2017 | 16:00 UTC Yemen: Between conflict and collapse Yemen has found itself in the middle of a humanitarian catastrophe. Even as the country battles with crumbling infrastructure, hunger and disease, the Saudi Arabia-led military intervention continues. Yemen – The war on children Yemen's cholera outbreak worsens as Oxfam projects 600,000 cases British High Court green lights arms sales to Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia's King Salman names son as new crown prince UN humanitarian chief reports Yemen spiraling towards collapse Will Europe's last primeval forest survive Poland's politics? The European Court of Justice has ordered Poland to immediately stop logging in the ancient Bialowieza forest. But will its controversial government accept the ruling? Beetles and protests in Bialowieza Forest Living Planet: Polish primeval forest at risk Poland starts logging ancient Bialowieza forest despite protests Who can save Poland's oldest forest from environmental disaster? European natural sites at risk despite protection Widespread tree felling sparks outrage in Poland EU warns Poland on voting rights suspension amid judicial reforms EU launches legal case against 3 member states over refugee deal Namibia eases restrictions on poultry imports Namibia has slightly eased its ban on poultry imports from South Africa, despite an outbreak of avian flu there. The amendment is a result of severe shortages of poultry in Namibian markets. Half-a-million birds killed in Germany since latest bird flu outbreak Kenya, Rwanda ban Uganda poultry after bird flu outbreak Top ten most dangerous viruses in the world Are Kim Jong Nam murder suspects being framed by N. Korea? Despite the fact that other suspects were not questioned, two women are the only people being tried for the murder of N. Korean exile Kim Jong Nam. Claiming they were tricked, both face the death penalty if convicted. North Korea-Malaysia tension rises Malaysians held in North Korea return home, Kim Jong Nam's body in North Korea Malaysian police say VX nerve agent identified in Kim Jong Nam investigation Women accused of killing North Korean leader's half-brother appear in Malaysian court Brother of Kim Jong-un 'assassinated' in Malaysia A green oasis in the land of the Pharaohs Cairo's Al-Azhar Park is still going strong and changing its neighborhood for the better 12 years after it was first opened. Built on a rubbish heap, the park gives the crowded city some much-needed room to breath. Where few others dare to tread: the Aga Khan in Africa US sanctions expert: European concerns are exaggerated Former US diplomat Daniel Fried, who coordinated sanctions in the Obama administration, talked to DW about the US Congress' decision to impose tougher sanctions on Russia and Europe's undue concerns. US sanctions on Russia could hit German companies New US Russia sanctions bill risks EU anger From Russia to Syria and Iran: Do EU sanctions really work? Kremlin asks US to cut diplomatic staff in sanctions row Kremlin tells US to cut diplomatic staff in sanctions row Russia's Foreign Ministry has told the US to cut the number of its diplomats in Russia, responding to anti-Russian sanctions endorsed by the US Senate. Moscow accused the US of hiding behind "exceptionalism." US Senate passes sanctions against Russia US sanctions on Russia could hit German companies New US Russia sanctions bill risks EU anger Russia readies for spiraling sanctions in US escalation Germany wary of US sanctions against Russia From Russia to Syria and Iran: Do EU sanctions really work? Fresh US Russia sanctions could tie Donald Trump's hands, but strain transatlantic ties Indian Muslims who support Hindu nationalism While Hindu-Muslim tension is rising in India, some Muslims have joined the RSS, a hardline Hindu nationalist organization. They say they want to promote national stability in India and adapt to Hindu traditions. World Stories - Tensions between Muslims and Hindus in India India: Liberals rise up against nationalism WorldLink: Cows under attack in India 'Not in my name' – Indians protest vigilante attacks on Muslims Hate speech dominates India's political discourse Indian Muslims want an end to racial profiling How India's Muslims view the Kashmir dispute India aims to end unlawful detention of Muslims Cow vigilantism spreads fear and rage through India Cattle sale ban leads to beef fests in India Living in a changing world World in Progress Multiclick A weekly look at globalization, education, economic development, human rights and more. World in Progress: Beer for Eritreans World in Progress: Clowns bring comic relief to Lebanon World in Progress: Refugees flee bloodshed in CAR World in Progress: Operatruck brings Mozart to the town square   © Deutsche Welle 2017