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Around the Globe 03.11.2017 | 17:00 UTC In Asia, Donald Trump must act as US explainer-in-chief The stakes are high for Donald Trump's first Asia trip. He needs to convey to US allies why his "America First" policy is not akin to disengagement and what his plans are on North Korea. He leaves with heavy baggage. South Koreans to protest against 'war maniac' Trump Can former US President Jimmy Carter bring peace to the Korean Peninsula? US' Jim Mattis: North Korea nuclear threat is accelerating Japan PM Shinzo Abe pledges pressure on North Korea after big election win Why Donald Trump's tweets puzzle North Korea and box in US North Korean envoy says nuclear war could break out at 'any moment' Taiwan calling - Trump's first signal to China President Donald Trump tweets in anger over Russia probe indictments Austria Austrian Holocaust survivor trolled after warning about FPÖ Trolls have posted hate comments to a video in which Holocaust survivor Rudolf Gelbard warns of the dangers posed by Austria's Freedom Party. The far-right FPÖ is in coalition talks with Sebastian Kurz's conservatives. Austria's far right waits in the wings after Kurz victory Right-wing rise in Austria: Threat for Europe? Austrian Jewish leader warns against working with far-right Freedom Party Austria's Sebastian Kurz turns to far-right FPÖ for coalition talks Austria's Freedom Party is 'here to stay' after strong election results Zimbabwe arrests US citizen over Robert Mugabe 'goblin' tweet Zimbabwe police have detained US citizen Martha O'Donovan for allegedly referring to President Robert Mugabe as a "goblin" on Twitter. It is the first arrest since the launch of a ministry to control social media. Zimbabwe: Widowed and impoverished World in Progress: Zimbabwe independent online TVs WHO rescinds Mugabe appointment as 'goodwill ambassador' Did Zimbabwe's former VP Joice Mujuru turn a blind eye on human rights violations? Zimbabweans stock up on essentials amid fears of hyperinflation Zimbabwe first lady Grace Mugabe leaves South Africa despite assault claim Zimbabwe first lady Grace Mugabe sues over diamond ring Zimbabwe's tightening grip on online communications global warming Is the world prepared for climate refugees? Senior US military experts say the effects of climate change could cause a migration wave of 20 million climate refugees over the next 20 years. But climate risk insurance schemes could prevent it. Reporting on climate change COP23: What's at stake? Opinion: Clock is ticking on climate change, but it isn't doomsday yet! Bonn, the global climate village: Bigger, greener ... better? Taking terror out of climate change Bowe Bergdahl: Judge orders no prison time for US soldier in desertion case US Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl has been spared prison time for deserting his post in Afghanistan in 2009. A military judge ruled, however, that he should be dishoborably discharged and forfeit his pay. Bowe Bergdahl pleads guilty in desertion case Former US prisoner of war Bowe Bergdahl asks Obama for pardon With US POW Bergdahl free, prisoner swap sparks controversy in Washington Freed US soldier Bergdahl arrives in San Antonio Turkey frees German jailed for 'political reasons' Another German national who had been held in Turkey for "political reasons" has been released from jail, the German Foreign Ministry said. Nine German citizens still remain behind bars in Turkey amid diplomatic tensions. German politicians welcome release of rights activist Turkey: the case of Mesale Tolu Germany/Turkey: Duel over dual citizenship Academics flee Turkey for Germany as Erdogan targets teachers German activist Peter Steudtner returns from Turkey on bail Germany: Turkey made 81 extradition requests since failed coup Turkey releases German national imprisoned for political reasons Can Merkel push the EU toward a new Turkey policy? Turkey due to defend jailing of German journalist Deniz Yücel Turkey's prosecution of German journalist Mesale Tolu 'unlawful' Turkey detains two more German nationals EU ministers push back on German calls to axe Turkey's EU membership bid Gas flaring Gas flaring in the Niger Delta ruins lives, business Oil companies in the oil-rich Niger Delta in Nigeria's south destroy gas that could be used as a source of energy. The illegal practice hurts both the environment and business. Meet the people who are fighting back. Nigeria to legalize small-scale oil refineries Nigeria: Oil spills lead to increased newborn mortality in the Niger Delta Nigerian king takes oil spill battle to Italy Niger Delta: Nigeria's oil-rich powder keg Daphne Caruana Galizia: Malta buries journalist as EU demands justice The EU Commission has told Malta its investigation into the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia should leave "no stone unturned" as the funeral of the journalist took place. Politicians she probed stayed away. Malta: Death of a journalist Calls for Europol probe of Maltese journalist murder Inside Europe: 'She was a fearsome journalist...' Maltese stage second rally for murdered journalist Caruana Galizia EU delegation to probe Malta corruption after murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia 'I wept:' EU lawmakers in emotional tribute to murdered Malta journalist Sons of slain journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia call for Malta PM's resignation Malta offers 1 million euro reward for leads on journalist's murder Malta blogger Daphne Caruana Galizia killed in car bomb attack Malta: Europe reels from murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia 'Islamic State': Italy seizes drugs meant to finance terror group Italian police have seized more than €50 million worth of opiates trafficked by the terror group "Islamic State," authorities say. They said some of the profits would have been used to finance terrorist activities. India's 'love jihad'- Are women being recruited for 'Islamic State'? Saudi prince detained in record drug bust in Lebanon refugees Melissa Network: a hive built by migrant women When hundreds of refugees camped out in Athens in 2015, the women's organization Melissa Network found itself at the forefront of the crisis. It has grown to become a thriving space for the empowerment of refugee women. Refugees protest in Greece for family reunification in Germany Greece: Refugees living in limbo Their last resort: refugees in Greece go on hunger strike 'The misery is still real' Greece's hotel owners want tourists not refugees Many Facts, One Truth - Ep 10: Exposing the Fake News Kayla, Jammo and Fidelis are about to shed light on the murder of Musa Bamafor. The building contractor had refused to be part of a dirty deal with a politician and false rumours about him started spreading online. Many Facts, One Truth - Ep 10: Exposing the Fake News Many Facts, One Truth - Ep 09: Crooks Will Always Make a Mistake The young self-appointed detectives make an interesting discovery about the website Roving Eye News. The newspaper Lubyna News tells a completely story about the youth centre and the corruption issues linked to it. Many Facts, One Truth - Ep 09: Crooks Will Always Make a Mistake Oscar Pistorius: Prosecutors want longer sentence South African prosecutors want a harsher prison sentence for Paralympian Oscar Pistorius, in jail for murdering his girlfriend in 2013. They have called his current six-year sentence "shockingly" lenient. Pistorius: from the Olympics to prison Oscar Pistorius taken to hospital with chest pains, reports say South Africa appeals court overturns Pistorius verdict, convicts him of murder Pistorius sentenced to six years for murdering girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp South African Paralympians hope for gold without Pistorius Welcome to eco@africa On this week's eco@africa, we see how to grow mushrooms with used coffee grounds, test drive a solar-powered e-car and try to make encounters with snakes in Zimbabwe less scary. Living in a changing world World in Progress Multiclick A weekly look at globalization, education, economic development, human rights and more. World in Progress: Jerusalem after the Temple Mount Crisis World in Progress: Boko Haram drives people off their lands World in Progress: Feeding the hungry   © Deutsche Welle 2017