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Around the Globe 01.09.2017 | 16:00 UTC animal welfare Humane alternative to industrial milk farming in Britain? As dairy farming in Europe becomes more industrialized, one British initiative is pushing for free-range milk. It's betting on demand for moo-juice from cows on meadows over milk from cows locked away on mega-farms. The Lives of Cows Oversupply sends German milk prices plummeting The Madness with Milk Living Planet: Rethinking farming Butchering on demand - the way to a sustainable steak? Beef (and Burger King) still eating away at forests The true cost of Germany's cheap food Farmers protesting collapsing milk prices bury the EU under ton of powdered milk When the milk market turned sour Falling milk prices hit German farmers hard Kenya Opinion: Kenya's annulled elections are a victory for democracy Kenya's Supreme Court has surprisingly declared the country's 2017 elections null and void. But shortcomings need to be cleared up before a rerun, says DW's Andrea Schmidt. Kenya court annuls presidential election result Kenya opposition leader Raila Odinga given access to election commission servers Kenya: Incumbent Uhuru Kenyatta declared winner of general election Democratic Republic of Congo army general profits from illegally mining conflict gold As gold continues to fuel the conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a UN report says Major General Gabriel Amisi Kumba with a history of serious human rights abuses is illegally running a gold mining operation. EU takes an ethical stance on buying gold from Africa Bodies of missing UN officials in DR Congo reported found Crisis in DR Congo worsens as death toll rises and refugees flee Poor preparedness caused flood disaster in India Months of flooding in six Indian states have caused huge economic losses and heaped misery on the millions of people. Now, the country's preparedness for natural disasters is being questioned. Murali Krishnan reports. Devastating floods in India @dwnews - Indians help victims of Mumbai floods Death toll rises in Mumbai building collapse Monsoon floods wreak havoc in South Asia leaving more than a hundred dead Climate change - 'Asia is paying for the West's emissions' Water scarcity in Pakistan – A bigger threat than terrorism Our beautiful planet: Africa's tree of life Africa's baobab tree is beloved for its nutrional and curative properites. Also known as the upside-down tree, it's unusual appearance has captured the imagination of many. Is European demand putting Africa's wild superfood at risk? Are superfoods all good for you and the environment? North Korea threat: Will Europe help South Korea, Japan militarily? While the EU is in agreement on N. Korea sanctions, it is less clear if European nations would commit militarily to the region should tensions worsen to the point at which fighting breaks out. Julian Ryall reports. North Korea says more missiles to come North Korea threat – Q&A with Alexander Gabuev, Carnegie Moscow Center US ban on North Korea travel comes into force The North Korea crisis: 10 questions, 10 answers What stopped Japan from intercepting North Korean missile? Japanese react furiously to North Korean missile launch North Korea: From war to nuclear weapons Turkey and the press Open letter from jailed journalist Deniz Yücel's wife: Open the door, it's me Deniz Yücel has now spent 200 days in a Turkish jail. The German-Turkish journalist is one of thousands arrested in the crackdown following the failed coup. This appeal was written by his wife. Merkel calls on Turkey to release jailed Germans Living in a changing world World in Progress Multiclick A weekly look at globalization, education, economic development, human rights and more. World in Progress: M-Pesa in Kenya World in Progress: Mobile Money and global development World in Progress: Living in Tepito, the tough part of Mexico City World in Progress: India's Parsis fighting for survival   © Deutsche Welle 2017