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Newsline 06.10.2017 | 16:15 UTC News International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons receives the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons has been awarded this year's Nobel Peace Prize. The organization was chosen from among more than 300 nominations. Anti-nuclear campaign ICAN wins 2017 Nobel Peace Prize What is ICAN, winner of Nobel Peace Prize 2017 States sign nuclear weapons ban shunned by nations with nukes Nuclear weapons: Who are the world's haves and have nots? Why Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro used dragons and pixies to explore history Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos wins 2016 Nobel Peace Prize Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded for development of cryo-electron microscopy to Jacques Dubochet, Joachim Frank and Richard Henderson Gravitational waves: 'Discovery that shook the world' wins 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics Nobel Prize in Medicine: What makes our internal clock tick 'Alternative Nobel Prize' awarded to 4 global activists The Nobel Prizes - what you need to know Denmark jumps on 'burqa ban' bandwagon Danish parliamentarians will hold a formal vote to ban what they termed "masking" after the opposition party said it would support the measure. The country will be the latest European nation to pass such legislation. Austrian full-face veil ban comes into effect German Bundesrat approves 'burqa ban' for drivers, beefs up road-race sanctions Europe's top court upholds Belgian full-face veil ban Bavaria approves ban on full-face veil AfD accuses ex-chief Frauke Petry of stealing party member data The Alternative for Germany (AfD) believes its former head Frauke Petry stole data on party members, and one report claims it intends to sue her. AfD members' data may come in handy if Petry plans a new party of her own. Germany's far-right AfD faces fresh turmoil @dwnews - Petry defection stuns AfD supporters German prosecutors press charges against ex-AfD head Frauke Petry for perjury Frauke Petry, former AfD leader, eyes separate political group Who is Frauke Petry, the AfD's controversial co-chair? AfD defectors led by Frauke Petry hint at breakaway party Business German firms uneasy over Catalonia's future Amid fears that Catalonia could announce it is breaking away from Spanish rule on Monday, German firms are anxious about their investments. Alone in 2015, Germany invested half a billion euros in the autonomous region. Catalonian representative hopes for mediation in dispute Catalan referendum tests Spanish soccer team spirit Catalan police head appears in Madrid court for sedition allegations Catalan separatist movement driven by more than just economics Catalan banks prepare for shifting headquarters after secession Spain's Constitutional Court suspends Catalan independence parliament session Fitch joins S&P in Catalonia downgrade warning World Pakistan's internal tensions run high despite Nawaz Sharif's removal For Pakistan, breaking away from the US and getting closer to China come with a price. The Islamic country's powerful army wants to spearhead new regional alignments, but ousted PM Nawaz Sharif is trying to resist. Candidate with terror links contests ousted PM Sharif's seat in parliament Pakistan: Fearing your husband Imran Khan: military solution has failed in Pakistan and Afghanistan Ignoring US pressure, Pakistan mainstreams jihadi groups Pakistan by-election: A 'referendum' against army's role in politics #DawnLeaks: Pakistani PM Sharif 'forces' powerful military to back off Economic corridor - CPEC could turn Pakistan into China's 'client state' Rohingya in Pakistan living in 'abysmal' conditions Pakistan's new ISI chief and the military's face-saving act Is Pakistan's outgoing army chief Raheel Sharif worthy of praise? Imran Khan: Nawaz Sharif's ouster 'strengthens Pakistani democracy' In Afghanistan strategy speech Trump slams Pakistan for providing safe havens Saudi women drivers spark Iranian social media buzz Ordinary Iranians have taken to social media in response to Saudi Arabia's reforms allowing women to drive. Many compared the emergence of women's rights in Saudi Arabia to the sluggish growth of Iran's women's movement. Women in Saudi Arabia Saudi women to be allowed to drive Women's rights in the Islamic world Saudi Arabia's Mohammad bin Salman: Reformer and hardliner Saudi Arabia to allow women to drive: state media The Iranian-Saudi Arabian conflict: Does the West have a skewed view? Liberia Liberia after Ellen Johnson Sirleaf After two terms in office, Liberia's president will step down in 2018. The race to succeed her is gaining momentum. Liberia: women in fashion help women in need Liberia: Creating jobs in waste Industries Ebola no longer poses global risk, says WHO Fighting corruption in Liberia Newsletters & Co. We broadcast your holiday videos Are you proud of the videos you took on vacation? No matter where you were on holiday in the world, send us your best holiday videos and win a prize.   © Deutsche Welle 2017