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Newsline 05.12.2017 | 17:15 UTC News Sigmar Gabriel: To survive, the EU must become more assertive Sigmar Gabriel declared at a foreign policy forum that relations with the US will "never be the same" after Trump. He warned institutions like the EU and the UN that they were running the risk of becoming irrelevant. Germany's Sigmar Gabriel slams Donald Trump's 'national selfishness' in UN speech German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel emphasizes need for cooperation after G20 summit in Bonn Lebanon Lebanon's premier Saad Hariri rescinds shock resignation After Lebanon's cabinet reaffirmed an official policy of remaining neutral in regional conflicts, Saad Hariri has withdrawn his resignation. He is expected to attend talks in Paris with US and French diplomats. Tensions run high between Saudi Arabia and Iran Lebanon's Saad Hariri in 'constant fear of his life,' he tells French magazine Lebanon's Hariri says he will return to Beirut Saudi Arabia seeks to ratchet up pressure against Iran Saad Hariri returns to Lebanon weeks after resignation UN Human Rights Council condemns violations against Rohingya Myanmar's security forces may be guilty of genocide against the Rohingya minority, the UN's top human rights official said before a special session of the UN Human Rights Council. People are still fleeing their homes. Rohingya returnees fear reprisals in Myanmar Pope uses term 'Rohingya' for first time on Asia trip Rohingya: Myanmar and Bangladesh sign deal to repatriate refugees Rohingya crisis: Rights group accuses Myanmar military of widespread rape Rohingya crisis: Myanmar army clears itself of wrongdoing Opinion Opinion: Sigmar Gabriel's plea for a different Europe The world is not as it once was. An impatient German foreign minister is calling for Europe to finally start acting and thinking strategically, not morally. High time indeed, yet DW's Jens Thurau has a few issues. Sigmar Gabriel: To survive, the EU must become more assertive French President Emmanuel Macron sets out vision for EU German coalition talks: European allies urge Martin Schulz to form a government World Can India challenge China with new Iranian Chabahar Port? A new India-sponsored port in southeastern Iran has the potential to flood Central Asia and Afghanistan with Indian goods. Pakistan is watching with concern and China may have a new economic rival in the region. First Afghanistan-Indian air corridor opens Asian security alliance brings India and Pakistan fully on board Iran deal sparks renewed battle for resources in South Asia Gwadar – Pakistan's impoverished colony or an economic hub? China's economic corridor creating new conflicts in Pakistan Can Afghanistan step out of Pakistan's shadow? 'New Silk Road' and China's hegemonic ambitions Archrivals India, Pakistan enter China-led security bloc Examining the implications of the Indo-Iranian Chabahar port deal Russian minorities fear for languages amid new restrictions Residents of Russia's republics, which have large minority populations, fear their cultures are under attack after an announcement to significantly scale back the teaching of languages other than Russian. Kazakhstan to change from Cyrillic to Latin alphabet US-Russian exchange provides optimism in 'Cold War' freeze 'Living atop a powder keg': Crimea's Tatars fear Russia Activists or Kremlin agents - who protects Russian-speakers in the Baltics? Ethiopia Ethnic violence in Ethiopia leaves deep wounds Ethiopia has experienced one of its worst population displacements due to violence in recent times. Now stuck in camps, displaced Ethiopians are trying to come to terms with what their future may hold. The Refugee Cycling Team From Washington, influencing Ethiopia's politics Political unrest simmering in Ethiopia Ethiopian, Somali migrants forced into sea off Yemen Ethiopia: East Africa's new economic power © Deutsche Welle 2017