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Newsline 06.12.2017 | 17:15 UTC World US Embassy move to Jerusalem could spark 'third intifada' Germany's former ambassador says Both Israelis and Palestinians claim the holy city as a capital. Former German Ambassador to Israel Rudolf Dreßler told DW that the United States would seriously harm the Middle East peace process with an embassy move. Trump's policy on Jerusalem – Q&A with international security expert Markus Kaim Jerusalem's disputed legal status Arab world warns US not to recognize Jerusalem as Israeli capital Palestinians protest against US recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital 'A third intifada would be a lot worse' The Temple Mount: A clash of cultures What is Jerusalem's contentious holy site Temple Mount? Donald Trump puts US embassy move to Jerusalem on hold Sigmar Gabriel: To survive, the EU must become more assertive How is Ghana's president Akufo-Addo faring one year after his election win? One year ago, many people in Ghana celebrated the victory of opposition leader Nana Akufo-Addo. He promised to build more factories, improve education and stamp out corruption. What has he achieved so far? Education opportunities for children in Ghana Emmanuel Macron's mission in Africa: A new approach? Ghana: No longer an African role model? Ghana swears in Akufo-Addo as president Meet Ghana's new president, Nana Akufo-Addo News Rio de Janeiro drug lord detained in military operation Brazilian authorities have detained one of Rio de Janeiro's most notorious drug traffickers. Some 3,000 officers and troops were involved in the operation to arrest the man known to most by his nickname, "Rogerio 157." Fighting over Favelas - The Redevelopment Push in Rio The center of Rio's pride in disrepair Rio residents protest favela violence on Copacabana beach Police strike plunges Brazil state into lawlessness Brazil murders dip amid sharp rise in police killings Rising affluence in Brazil's favelas Rio's gang-fighting security chief resigns Brazilian prisons as breeding ground for organized crime Czech billionaire Andrej Babis named new prime minister Czech President Milos Zeman has appointed the populist mogul Andrej Babis as the country's new prime minister. While Babis emerged as the clear victor of the recent election, his political future is far from certain. Businessman Andrej Babis expected to win Czech election – Q&A with political scientist Jiri Pehe Andrej Babis: Czech police seek to prosecute prospective PM for alleged fraud Czech prime minister candidate Andrej Babis charged with fraud Czech parliament lifts Andrej Babis' immunity, opening door to fraud charges Czech President Milos Zeman contracts Andrej Babis to form minority government Time names 'The Silence Breakers' Person of the Year The anti-harassment movement has been given the title by Time magazine. The US publication called attention to the pervasive nature of sexual assault and the difficulty most victims face in getting justice. Assaulted? Harassed? #metoo Time demands Trump Organization remove fake magazine covers hanging at golf resorts US network CBS fires Charlie Rose after harassment allegations John Conyers: Top US Democrat gives up post amid harassment probe The Harvey Weinstein effect 'House of Cards' to end without Kevin Spacey Time Magazine names Angela Merkel 'Person of the Year' Russia's Vladimir Putin says he will run for president again in 2018 Russia's President Vladimir Putin has announced his intention to run for president in the elections next March. The current president is the absolute favorite to win another six-year term. Twelve shades of Vladimir Putin Russia's Vladimir Putin in Iran for talks on Syria, US 'sanctions pressure' Alexei Navalny - Russia's barred presidential candidate Vladimir Putin: Doping scandal might be US meddling in upcoming Russian election Vladimir Putin's Russia has become a 'toxic state' Germany Miniature gallows for Angela Merkel allowed to go on sale in Germany Saxony state prosecutors have attracted anger after ruling that a gallows "reserved for Angela Merkel" could be put on sale, because it was art. Legal experts say the decision betrays a failure of the rule of law. Reporter - A Right-wing Surge in Saxony Court rules against Böhmermann's Erdogan poem Gallows at PEGIDA demo under investigation by Dresden prosecutors Germany: Altena locals shocked by pro-refugee mayor's stabbing How artists in east Germany fight the rise of the far right Dresden: Thousands demonstrate against racism on PEGIDA anniversary German issues in a nutshell: PEGIDA Make Austria Great Again — the rapid rise of Sebastian Kurz   © Deutsche Welle 2017