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Newsline 29.10.2017 | 17:15 UTC News Storm Herwart sweeps across Germany, Czech Republic, Poland Storm Herwart has wreaked havoc across parts of central Europe, disrupting public transport, causing floods and uprooting trees. At least five people have been killed and several injured. Storm 'Xavier' sweeps across northern Germany Deadly storm Xavier sweeps across northern Germany Two thousand rally in Myanmar in support of the military Support for the army is a surprise in a nation that labored under military rule for 50 years. There has been international criticism of the army over its operations in Rakhine state where Rohinghya Muslims have fled. Rohingya child refugees vulnerable in Bangladesh camps Rohingya donor conference raises $340 million: Muhammad Musa (Brac relief agency) speaks to DW US considers sanctions against Myanmar over Rohingya abuses US holds Myanmar military responsible for crackdown on Rohingya Muslims Amnesty International reports on Myanmar systematic campaign to expel Rohingya Rohingya crisis: UN chief warns Aung San Suu Kyi of 'last chance' to act for refugees Myanmar election officials: Aung San Suu Kyi's NLD party wins parliamentary majority Swiss butchers near Basel publicly slaughter pigs to revive tradition A Swiss butcher wants to revive a tradition of public slaughter, but protesters have compared him to "IS." He says he is demonstrating more humane methods of killing, but activists say it's just a public execution. Insect meatballs top the food trends at Germany's Anuga trade fair German butchers bake world's longest Leberkäse sausage amid vegan opposition Butchering on demand - the way to a sustainable steak? The unhealthy history of meat and mankind Iceland election: Right-of-center party wins most votes but Left could take power Iceland's second snap election within a year could see a shift in power amid an atmosphere of voter distrust in the financial elite and politicians. That would be good news for left-wing parties. A new life for an Icelandic village Pedophile scandal brings down Iceland's government Tourism boom in Iceland  Small currency, big worries: Iceland's volatile krona Iceland agrees to form coalition government Iceland votes in snap elections after Panama Papers scandal Catalonia: Barcelona protesters march in favor of national unity Hundreds of thousands of people have gathered on a central Barcelona boulevard in a call for Spanish unity. Rally organizers estimated 1.1 million showed up, while police put the number at 300,000. Catalan leader calls for peaceful resistance to Madrid Catalan leader vows peaceful resistance to Spain Catalonia says yes, Madrid says no Catalan separatists vow 'democratic' resistance – Martin Robert and Charlotte Chelsom-Pill report from Spain Catalonia: Fears that Madrid's decision to dissolve province's authority opens Pandora's box Is Catalan independence a second coup in democratic Spain? Catalonia's Carles Puigdemont: 'Puigdi's' deep political roots Spain's Article 155: The constitution's 'nuclear option' Mexico City honors earthquake victims in Day of the Dead parade Hundreds of colorful skeletons and costumed dancers have taken part in Mexico City's Day of the Dead Parade. The celebration paid tribute to rescue workers and victims of recent earthquakes around the country. Buildings at risk of collapse after quake in Mexico City Mexico earthquake death toll rises to 318 as new aftershock hits Search narrows for survivors after Mexico quake Germany Luther's scattered faithful: Protestantism in Latin America Protestantism is mostly a group of niche movements in predominantly Catholic Latin America. The 500th anniversary of the Reformation is an opportunity for Christianity's various sects to find new recognition. Who was Martin Luther? Preachers of prosperity: faith as business Martin Luther's daring revolution: The Reformation 500 years on Will Catholics and Protestants Reunite? German Protestants to revise landmark Luther Bible The Luther effect: How Protestantism went global Newsletters & Co. Nico's Weg – German made easy Using this innovative German E-learning course, beginners are sure to advance quickly. At a desktop or on a smartphone, Nico's Weg will help everyone learning German reach their destination.   © Deutsche Welle 2017