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Newsline 01.11.2017 | 17:15 UTC News Yemen war: Saudi-led coalition airstrike kills at least 26 people at Saada market A suspected airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition fighting Shiite Houthi rebels in Yemen killed at least 26 people at the market in Saada province. The coalition has denied intentionally targeting civilians in the past. #ISpeakforButhaina: Picture of girl in Yemen goes viral UN: Number of starving has increased UN: Civilian death toll in Yemen exceeds 5,000 War in Yemen: UN blacklists Saudi-led coalition for killing children Human Rights Watch: Saudi strikes in Yemen violated international law Yemen's war explained in 4 key points India: Boiler blast at power plant kills several workers, injures scores An explosion at a coal-fired power plant in northern India has killed at least 16 people and injured around 80. The blast reportedly occurred when a pipe in a newly-installed boiler burst, spewing hot ash on workers. Bangalore lake spews toxic foam India's Adani signs off on controversial Australia coal mine Climate change: World way off track on Paris accord goals Why was Taj Mahal excluded from Indian tourism brochure? Refugees protest in Greece for family reunification in Germany Migrants and refugees have threatened a hunger strike in Athens as a protest as they wait to reunite with family members in Germany. Family reunification can take months or years. Hoping for a compassionate family reunion policy Refugees in Germany: Fewer family reunifications than expected, says study Migration: Angela Merkel's first hurdle to forming a coalition Refugee family reunification in Germany - what you need to know Germany limits refugee family unification for those arriving from Greece Two years since Germany opened its borders to refugees: A chronology Opinion Opinion: Clock is ticking on climate change, but it isn't doomsday yet! As the COP23 climate conference in Bonn prepares to open, leading researchers have warned of the greenhouse effect with increasing urgency. Despite the scary facts, we must not lose heart, says DW's Jens Thurau. UN: world on track to miss climate goals Climate change is happening — but it's not game-over yet Bonn, the global climate village: Bigger, greener ... better? Climate change: World way off track on Paris accord goals World Pulse - taking the pulse of youth culture Twenty jam-packed minutes of fun, mind-stimulating information and music: Each week, Pulse brings you the latest in youth culture from around the world. Pulse: Go-go music and inclusive dancing Germany East Germans still victims of 'cultural colonialism' by the West The head of Germany's political education agency believes former East Germans still feel alienated from mainstream society. He argues that this leads many in the East to mistrust the government and even democracy. Eastern Germany's teenagers are still heading West Study links far-right extremism and eastern German mentality AfD mobilized irrational fears of future, especially in the east, say pollsters Angela Merkel warns against east-west division over AfD rise The dark side of German reunification "We wanted to transform East Germany" Disquiet as Dresden hosts German Unity Day festivities Angela Merkel and CDU struggle to form 'Jamaica' coalition Merkel ally resigns as Saxony premier after AfD poll surge 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