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Newsline 09.11.2017 | 17:15 UTC News ICC war crimes judges approve Burundi investigation Judges in The Hague have approved a full investigation into alleged crimes against humanity in Burundi, the first country to leave the International Criminal Court. Hundreds of people have been killed since 2015. Congolese police open fire on refugees from Burundi Burundi becomes first country to leave International Criminal Court Burundi rejects UN accusations of crimes against humanity UN investigators 'struck by scale' of crimes in Burundi Congolese troops shoot dozens of Burundian refugees in DRC India's rape survivors continue to be degraded by two-finger tests Five years after the brutal Delhi bus gang rape, authorities struggle to implement reforms to deal with sexual crimes. While convictions have risen, victims continue to be subjected to humiliation and intimidation. Women take up boxing to fight attackers India: The battle against assaults on women Blame victims and the West – India's way of justifying sexual assaults? Indian rape victim in 2012 named by mother India proposes new law for juvenile rape offenders India's top court upholds death sentences for four men in fatal 2012 gang rape Why implementing child bride verdict is a challenge in India Self-styled Indian guru Ram Rahim Singh jailed 20 years for rape India rape victim 'attacked with acid, fourth time' #MeToo: 'Sexual predators' list divides Indian feminists Grief, despair and anger - India at a crossroads Austrian Alps: German mountaineer rescued after five days in a crevice The 45-year old fell, alone, into a 30-meter hole on the Dachstein mountain. Wintry, dangerous conditions at 2,050 meters altitude made the rescue a challenge, just as it was for a similar incident 30 years ago. Winter rescuers in Norway Swiss authorities stop search for eight missing in Alpine landslide More than 100 skiers rescued from cable car in Italian Alps Taiwanese trekker missing in Nepal for 47 days survived on salt and water Woman saved after month in New Zealand hills US Navy rescues sailors and dogs after months stranded at sea World Ugandan doctors' strike paralyzes hospitals Doctors in Uganda have downed stethoscopes in a bitter row with the government over low pay and poor working conditions. The countrywide strike has left patients stranded without medical care.  Everyday adversity in Ugandan hospitals Uganda moves to scrap presidential age limit Uganda's courts paralyzed as prosecutors strike APEC summit: Free trade in Asia in the age of protectionism Vietnam is hosting this year's Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, which gives it an opportunity to tout the benefits of global free trade. But convincing protectionists like Trump remains an uphill task. APEC ministers meet TPP Minus USA Trump on Asia visit lauds China as problem-solver The pros and cons of the Trans-Pacific Partnership pact German exports surge in August RCEP free trade deal is 'no substitute for the TPP' Trump's TPP move boosts China's clout in Asia With TTIP talks stuttering, free trade is reaching its limits EU-Canada trade pact CETA comes into force — provisionally A tough year for free trade Vietnam to boost shrimp exports The ASEAN way: Where is it leading? In Asia, Donald Trump must act as US explainer-in-chief 'New Silk Road' and China's hegemonic ambitions How climate change is aggravating Pakistan's water crisis The Germanwatch think tank says in its latest climate risk report that Pakistan is the world's seventh most vulnerable country to climate change. In a DW interview, expert Tariq Banuri explains the reasons behind this. Impact of climate change in Pakistan Eroding islands – Bangladesh's climate victims lose everything Water scarcity in Pakistan – A bigger threat than terrorism Flooding in Pakistan kills dozens Climate change could make South Asia too hot for human survival by 2100 Ramadan leads to dehydration in Pakistani heat wave Pakistan's urbanization: 'A challenge of great proportions' Germany Taxpayers demand end to 'Soli' tax to boost eastern German economy As Germany negotiates a new government, pressure is growing to ax a tax for special economic aid to the formerly communist East. Are Germans tired of paying reunification costs, even as the eastern economy lags behind? How much did reunification cost? Struggling German town is stronghold for right-wing AfD German unification: subsidizing the East Mapping differences in two German economies Eastern Germany is western Germany's trillion euro bet Angela Merkel's coalition talks for next German government: what you need to know Could Germany's FDP sink Angela Merkel's coalition talks? 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