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Around the Globe 17.11.2017 | 17:00 UTC Zimbabwe ZAPU leader: Mugabe must vacate 'presidency' Things must not go back to business as usual, says Dumiso Dabangwe, of the Zimbabwean opposition party, Zimbabwe African People's Union, ZAPU. DW caught up with him in Johannesburg. Zimbabwe's opposition tells Mugabe to stand down Africa Union's Conde: We oppose any seizure of power by force End of the Mugabe regime in Zimbabwe? DW's Christine Mhundwa Zimbabwe crisis: Mugabe appears in public as uncertainty continues German leaders cautious on topic of post-Mugabe Zimbabwe Could Zimbabwe's ex-VP Emmerson Mnangagwa become its next president? Argentina navy loses contact with submarine with 44 crew on board No one has heard from an Argentinian submarine for at least two days. Nonetheless, authorities insist it isn't missing. Viewer's Question German WWI submarine discovered off Belgian coast Danish police find head and legs of Swedish journalist Kim Wall Zimbabwe Zimbabwe latest: Robert Mugabe's power crumbling Several major world powers and even members of the president's party have indicated their willingness for President Mugabe to resign. Even branches of his ZANU-PF party have passed votes of no confidence against him. Zimbabwe's opposition tells Mugabe to stand down Zimbabwe crisis: Mugabe appears in public as uncertainty continues Could Zimbabwe's ex-VP Emmerson Mnangagwa become its next president? German leaders cautious on topic of post-Mugabe Zimbabwe Zimbabwe coup: China's influence under scrutiny Zimbabwe: Robert Mugabe under house arrest +++ Zimbabwe: Military steps in — live updates +++ Zimbabwe takeover: Difficulties of navigating the media jungle Opinion: the Mugabe era is over, the old regime is not Germany's Sigmar Gabriel in Belarus to boost ties with Russia's ally Germany's foreign minister has said hopes to increase EU-Belarus ties during a visit to Minsk. It was the first time in seven years that a German foreign minister held bilateral talks with the Russia-allied country. Trapped in Lukashenko's police state Russia, Belarus test military muscle in joint exercises Hundreds arrested at Belarus protests Anti-Semitism lives on in Belarus, despite small number of Jews 'More arbitrary arrests than ever before': Why there's no reason for optimism in Belarus Ukraine, Belarus leaders mark Chernobyl anniversary Russia, Belarus repair ties in wake of protests Belarusian opposition vows to fight on amid clampdown Meeting of the autocrats: Lukashenko hosts Erdogan Eurasian Union: Putin's answer to the EU Belarus plans post-sanctions election to make EU proud European Union agrees to end nearly all sanctions on Belarus NATO apologizes to Turkey for targeting Erdogan and Ataturk in training exercise Turkey's founding leader Mustafa Kemal Ataturk and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan were both listed as enemy targets in a NATO joint military exercise. NATO has apologized for the gaffe and blamed it on an underling. Turkish military officers flee Erdogan Academics flee Turkey for Germany as Erdogan targets teachers Turkey needles NATO by buying Russian weapons Turkey: Angela Merkel calls for reduced EU funds German military leaves Turkey's Incirlik airbase Turkey's purged military officers stuck in limbo one year after failed coup Indira Gandhi - India's democrat with an authoritarian bent November 19, 2017, marks the 100th birth anniversary of ex-Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, whose consequential tenure at the helm means her legacy continues to shadow many current political debates in the country. India bans movie about Indira Gandhi's murder Sikhs clash at Amritsar Golden Temple on 30th anniversary of raid India's aspirations 70 years ago and now India's partition and 70 years of proxy jihad Rajiv Gandhi is unforgotten 20 years after his assassination How have India and Pakistan fared economically since partition? Brexit negotiations: 'Clock ticking' in trade talks countdown, EU leaders warn Negotiators have given Britain until the end of the month to make headway on a divorce settlement that includes a hefty bill, citizens' rights and the Irish border. Leaders in Europe are increasingly losing patience. Northern Ireland faces uncertain future Brexit Diaries 17: Get ready for a car crash EU negotiator addresses Ireland's unique post-Brexit future Brexit talks in 'deadlock' as divorce negotiations flounder Pro-Brexit Grimsby: Opportunist second thoughts Brexit: Brussels tightens deadline for UK to clarify EU divorce bill Africa US State Department: 'We're looking at Africa in 2050' We need to create jobs, help facilitate trade and address the challenges of the Africa of the future, says Donald Yamamoto, who is in charge of African affairs at the US State Department. Trump envoy Nikki Haley on first Africa trip US military engagement in Niger and Africa: 3 things to know Obama's Africa legacy: more trade than democracy American Chicken threatens South African Poultry Market Inside Europe Click on the links below to listen to reports from this week's edition of Inside Europe, DW's award-winning radio program with features from around the continent. Inside Europe 16.11.2017 Inside Europe: Turkish fears over returning jihadists Inside Europe: Mixed report card for Macron Inside Europe: English verboten? Inside Europe: Covering the issues that shape Europe 'Dye your hair black!' – Is Japan against individuality? In classrooms and corporations, young Japanese are forced to toe the line — but critics say it stifles individuality and initiative, while change will only come very gradually. Julian Ryall reports from Tokyo. Meeting Japan's robot priest Japan's economic upswing comes at a cost Japan's 'nationalist' school books teach a different view of history Japan's 'love hotels' - places where anything goes What do grisly killings say about Japanese society? Japan - a wealthy nation with poor children Abe's reforms to tackle Japan's ageing population issue Japan's 'maid cafes' - A cover for the child sex industry US issues travel alert for Europe during holiday season The US State Department has urged Americans traveling to Europe during the holiday season to exercise caution. A travel alert said global terrorist groups still have the capability to carry out attacks on the continent. Dozens killed in New Year gun attack at Istanbul nightclub Germany gets tough on terror My picture of the week | Political fall-out from Berlin attack Should I go? The impact of government advisories for travelers to Europe Germany on edge after truck plows into Berlin Christmas market, killing 12 Dozens of people killed in attack on Istanbul nightclub US State Department urges vigilance on travel to Europe Welcome to eco@africa On this week's eco@africa, we meet Nigerians striving for sustainability, German farmers using ancient Amazonian techniques, and Ugandan school children getting green-fingered with urban farming projects at school. Wanted Indonesian politician Setya Novanto in car crash The speaker of Indonesia's parliament, who is wanted for questioning in a graft scandal, has been hospitalized after a car accident. Social media users are joking that the crash is an elaborate stunt to avoid arrest. Controversial Trump development in Indonesia Indonesian bishop resigns amid mistress, corruption allegations Analyst: Indonesian police seeking to 'defang' anti-graft agency Corruption was 'decisive issue' in Indonesian polls Living in a changing world World in Progress Multiclick A weekly look at globalization, education, economic development, human rights and more. World in Progress: Climate challenges and chances in Pittsburgh and Tshwane World in Progress: Fiji village and the rising water World in Progress: Solar revolution Kenya   © Deutsche Welle 2017