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Newsline 28.09.2017 | 16:15 UTC Business Macron's eurozone plans put eastern EU members on the spot French President Emmanuel Macron is impatient to reinvigorate the eurozone. But this poses a dilemma for the EU's eastern members: stay out and risk losing clout in Brussels or join and risk losing economic sovereignty? Macron calls for more European unity ECB policy seen as less than stimulating Eurozone growth smashes forecasts Opinion: Sunny days are over for Angela Merkel Poland slams France's Macron over 'arrogant' remarks France's Emmanuel Macron meets resistance to labor reforms in eastern Europe Czech PM reverses planned resignation as political crisis deepens Macron: more Europe, please Wolfgang Schäuble urges caution over eurozone expansion Eurozone inflation rate stuck below ECB target Emmanuel Macron's EU vision meets Angela Merkel's realities Opinion: Is France's Emmanuel Macron the savior of Europe? News Spotlight on security at Ukraine ammunition depots as Kalynivka fire rages Ukraine's capability to secure its own weapons caches is under scrutiny, with military investigators revealing lax practices at the warehouse where a fire broke out. The blaze forced thousands of people to flee. Fire at Ukraine arms depot triggers blasts Russian War Games in Belarus Ukraine says munitions depot blaze 'contained' Ukraine: European and Russian leaders agree new ceasefire deal US Special Rep to Ukrainian negotiations Kurt Volker: 'The status quo is not good for anybody' Zapad-2017: 'Normal military business' Ukraine: Arms depot explodes in act of 'sabotage' Poisoned food: Police searching for blackmailer near Lake Constance Police near Friedrichshafen in Germany's south are looking for one or more people who have threatened to poison food across the country . The suspect(s) have demanded millions of euros from retailers. 'Marzipan blackmail' arrest in Kiel after suspect threatened schools German pensioner blackmails Haribo, gets years in prison Popular East German Müritz hotel complex demolished One of communist Germany's most prestigious hotels is no more. It took three seconds and 380 kilograms of explosives to destroy a piece of East German history. Mecklenburg-Vorpommern – Lakes and the Sea World Niha Qoja, mayor of Kurdish Erbil: 'We are in a historic moment' Erbil is the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan. Its mayor, Nihad Qoja, spoke to DW about the Kurdish independence referendum, what happens after and the Kurdish desire for independence. Iraq's Kurds vote 'yes' to independent state in referendum – official results Opinion: Kurds find few friends in independence referendum Iraq warns Kurds as they claim victory in independence vote Kurdish referendum: Iran halts flights to Iraq's Kurdish region ahead of vote Environment Welcome to eco@africa E-mobility in Nigeria, mining rare earth elements with grass and saving the remaining Cape parrots. Join us on eco@africa for these and many other exciting environmental stories from Africa and Europe. Germany AfD in the Bundestag: Can Germany learn from Scandinavia's far-right problem? The entry of the populist AfD into the Bundestag presents a new challenge to Germany's politicians. But Denmark, Sweden, and Norway have had far-right parties in their parliaments for some time now — how do they cope? The rise of far-right populists in Germany Frauke Petry, co-chair of the far-right AfD, to quit the party AfD defectors led by Frauke Petry hint at breakaway party Far-right AfD's surge worries Muslim refugees in Germany Rise of German far-right party causes alarm in Israel   © Deutsche Welle 2017