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Around the Globe 04.08.2017 | 16:00 UTC Afghanistan waiting for new US strategy under Trump Reports of delays from President Donald Trump's administration in presenting a new strategy for the war in Afghanistan indicate dissonance in the White House on how to resolve the conflict. Mattis: The US is 'not winning' in Afghanistan Quadriga - Afghanistan - No way forward? US intelligence: Afghanistan will 'almost certainly' deteriorate Afghanistan's security situation 'has deteriorated' Germany intelligence knew Kabul embassy truck bomb was imminent Resurgent Taliban and a government in disarray War without end: Trump prepares strategy on Afghanistan US to send 4,000 more troops to Afghanistan Trump gives Pentagon freedom to set troop numbers in Afghanistan green transport How eco-friendly are electric cars? Dieselgate has many people turning to electric vehicles as a more environmentally friendly option. But in some respects, e-cars can be just as bad for the environment as traditional cars. So what's the upshot? Subsidies for e-mobility Tesla blasts study disputing e-cars' climate balance The race to e-mobility Opinion: The myth of a clean electric car Tesla unveils new e-car, but is it sustainable? Diesel emissions kill. What is the car industry going to do about it? How electric cars take over oil-rich Norway Take a ride on an e-bus Germany sets out major cash incentive for electric car buyers Slow progress on conflict minerals Inside Europe Click on the links below to listen to reports from this week's edition of Inside Europe, DW's award-winning radio program with features from around the continent. Inside Europe: produced 03.08.17 Inside Europe: Prince Philip bows out Inside Europe: Is Hungary's health care a health hazard? Inside Europe: Spanish expats return home for work Inside Europe: Covering the issues that shape Europe Rwanda's Paul Kagame: despot or savior? Rwandan President Paul Kagame is poised to win his third term in office. A constitutional amendment allows him to stay in power until 2034. Some say he's a despot, others praise him for his accomplishments. Kagame set for huge win in Rwandan election Elections a safe bet for Rwanda's President Paul Kagame Election countdown in Rwanda Rwanda presidential election campaign kicks off Opinion: Rwanda's presidential election, an exercise in democracy or a sham? Alaa al-Aswany: What should our attitude to the barbarians be? From the West to the Arab world, the meaning of civilization can be recognized in acts of savagery, writes bestselling Egyptian author and veteran liberal activist Alaa al-Aswany in a DW exclusive. Hamburg knife attack: Federal prosecutors lead probe, say suspect had 'radical Islamist' motive Nuremberg court frees young Afghan arrested ahead of deportation Bishop Damian: Egypt terror 'a declaration of war against Copts' Hair-cutting 'ghost' prompts fear in India Indian police have launched a probe into bizarre attacks on women, after dozens of victims reported waking up to find their hair cut off. Some of the victims believe supernatural beings sneaked into their homes. Deadly accusations of witchcraft in India Witch-hunters kill five women in India Europol postcards tell Europe's most wanted: 'Wish you were here' Police agency Europol has issued a series of sassy postcards telling criminals on the run that a special welcome is waiting for them back home. The mock-ups promote a 'Europe's Most Wanted 2017' summer campaign. German police shortages 'threaten rule of law' German police seek volunteers for facial recognition surveillance Canada faces calls to freeze arms sales to Saudi Arabia Canada is investigating reports that Saudi Arabia has been employing armored trucks made near Toronto in violence against civilians. Rights groups say Ottawa should suspend weapon sales to Riyadh. British High Court green lights arms sales to Saudi Arabia US seals F-15 warplane deal with Qatar amid naval visit Trump in Saudi Arabia - counterterrorism and weapons deals Saudi Arabia 'wants no more German weapons': report Canada sets its own course in the face of the Trump administration Saudi Arabia's next-in-line: a hawk and economic reformer Yemen: Between conflict and collapse Fill the space: NASA needs a Planetary Protection Officer Looking for full time work? Have advanced qualifications in physical sciences or engineering? Not afraid of first contact, even if only on a microbial scale? A US citizen? Then NASA might have work for you. NASA: Saturn moon could support life Hooray! NASA spacecraft Cassini is alive! NASA sees possible ingredients for life on Saturn's moon 156-year-old map may reignite Japan-South Korea island dispute South Korea occupies the rocky and remote islands of Dokdo, but Japan calls them Takeshima and claims they are an integral part of its territory. And as neither side is backing down, relations continue to deteriorate. Sabers rattle on Korean Peninsula Mixed reactions to Korea-Japan sex slave deal Japan to take S. Korea islands row to international court South Korea angers Japan in territorial dispute North Korea crisis: Which country has the strongest military in the region? New South Korean President Moon sworn in and willing to visit North Korea Can North Korea's elites oust Kim Jong Un? Living in a changing world World in Progress Multiclick A weekly look at globalization, education, economic development, human rights and more. 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