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Newsline 13.10.2017 | 16:15 UTC World Opinion: A European slap for Ukraine's language law War and crisis have become the norm in Ukraine. The country is fighting for is existence in the the East. But Kyiv's new language law has unnecessarily created new enemies in the West, says DW's Christian F. Trippe. Ukraine's Petro Poroshenko aims to redefine eastern conflict Russia committing 'grave human rights violations' in Crimea – UN Mikhail Saakashvili's return may spell trouble for Ukraine's Poroshenko Hungary threatens Ukraine's EU ties over new education law Hungary threatens Ukraine's EU ties over new education law Ukraine's new education law aims to boost the role of the country's official language. Neighbors say that it threatens minority rights. Hungary is attacking Kyiv – threatening to block its rapprochement with the EU. Ukraine's Petro Poroshenko aims to redefine eastern conflict Russia committing 'grave human rights violations' in Crimea – UN Hungary PM Viktor Orban aims to militarize the school system Opinion: A European slap for Ukraine's language law Austria Make Austria Great Again: The rapid rise of Sebastian Kurz The conservative party that 31-year-old Sebastian Kurz has reshaped in his own image is polling in first place ahead of Austria's national vote. A look at the country's unprecedented election. Austria's Renewer Austria's Kurz seeks to be youngest chancellor Austrian chancellor calls for talks with all parties over timing of snap elections Austria's vice chancellor steps down, setting stage for political shake-up Fear of FPÖ driving Austria to the right? Snap elections in Austria with 'Wunderwuzzi' Freedom Party of Austria - what you need to know Austria's leading election candidates target Muslims to score points News Kurds boost troop presence as Baghdad eyes Kirkuk Kurdish authorities have upped their troop presence in the oil-rich region around Kirkuk. Iraqi PM al-Abadi has said he has no plans to attack the territory, but Baghdad wants to nip any independence drive in the bud. Tensions over Kirkuk - Campbell MacDiarmid reports from Irbil Iraq imposes flight ban on Kurdish airports in response to independence referendum What is the Iraqi Kurdish independence referendum? In Iraq, minorities pin hopes on a Kurdish state Iraq army recaptures Hawija from 'Islamic State' Turkey carries out airstrikes on 'Kurdish rebel positions' in Iraq, Syria Iraqi Kurd independence referendum: Curfew in Kirkuk Iraq's Kurds vote 'yes' to independent state in referendum – official results Iraqis wonder what will follow 'Islamic State' in Mosul Business Portuguese shoes shine on global stage Portugal's shoemakers have built a reputation for quality in an industry dominated by low-cost producers. As DW's Jochen Faget finds out, despite intense competition the production lines are still humming nicely. Ambitious? You bet. Portugal's road to economic recovery EU considers deficit fine on Portugal Portugal dreams of a Tesla Gigafactory Portugal: world champion of everything cork Portugal: Problem child despite reforms Environment Kids4Climate: How children imagine the future Climate change is happening - so, what will Earth look like in 50 years' time? DW asked today's children what they think. Let's just say ... they have a quite apocalyptic view indeed. Kids4Climate: Don't waste resources Kids4Climate: Germany's green classroom: solar panels and a carport Kids4Climate: Counting butterflies to combat climate change 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