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Newsline 14.12.2017 | 17:15 UTC News European Union EU leaders' summit: What's on the agenda? As European Union leaders meet in Brussels for the last time this year, three major items dominate the agenda: Brexit, defense and migration. However, Emmanuel Macron's push for eurozone reforms will likely have to wait. EU proposals 'ideas but not reforms Birgit Maass in London after Parliament's Brexit bill vote The French president's vision of Europe Reconciling a hard Brexit with a soft Irish border Eurozone growth at fastest pace in 10 years Brexit: UK Parliament backs final say in EU divorce in major blow to Theresa May EU reignites dispute over refugee quotas ahead of Brussels summit Twenty-five EU states sign PESCO defense pact Can PESCO provide a new European identity? EU sues Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland over low refugee intake The EU migrant relocation and resettlement scheme - what you need to know Brexit: European Commission says 'sufficient progress' has been made With Brexit, Northern Ireland peace hangs in the balance, says ex-negotiator Jonathan Powell Eurozone reform: move along, nothing to see here Eurozone unemployment stable at eight-year low Macron's eurozone plans put eastern EU members on the spot At least 6,700 Rohingya people killed, says Doctors Without Borders The number of deaths is "likely to be an underestimation," MSF said as it could not survey all refugee settlements in Bangladesh. More than 630,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled Myanmar to escape violence in Rakhine State. Rohingya child refugees vulnerable in Bangladesh camps Does Myanmar's military use systematic rape? Two Reuters journalists arrested in Myanmar Myanmar Rohingya crackdown: 'A textbook example of ethnic cleansing,' says UN Oxford withdraws Aung San Suu Kyi's 'Freedom of the City' award UN: Myanmar army systematically expelling Rohingya so they won't return Myanmar: Pope Francis meets Aung San Suu Kyi amid Rohingya crisis UN Human Rights Council condemns violations against Rohingya Politics Austria's Sebastian Kurz assures pro-Europe government in deal with far-right party Set to become Europe's youngest political leader, Sebastian Kurz has predicted a new government will be formed before Christmas. He said the far-right FPÖ has ensured the government will have a "pro-European" stance. Right-wing rise in Austria: Threat for Europe? Opinion: A right-wing coalition in Austria threatens the EU Austrian elections: Sebastian Kurz becomes youngest leader Austria's Freedom Party is 'here to stay' after strong election results Make Austria Great Again — the rapid rise of Sebastian Kurz Austria election: Europe reacts to Sebastian Kurz victory Austrian far-right leader: Merkel is Europe's 'most dangerous woman' Landmines killed more than 2,000 people in 2016 Despite being weapons of war it is usually civilians who fall victim to landmines. Last year more children than ever were among the more than 2,000 people killed by mines. World War II landmines pose deadly risk in Egypt Mine-sniffing rats in Cambodia Myanmar rejects ceasefire by Rohingya insurgents HRW: Houthi rebels, allies using banned landmines in Yemen Myanmar Rohingya crackdown: 'A textbook example of ethnic cleansing,' says UN World Kenya Kenyan police accused of rape in opposition strongholds after elections, says HRW Security forces in Kenya assaulted and raped civilians in opposition strongholds after the August elections, rights group Human Rights Watch (HRW) said. About half the reports reported to HRW were gang rapes. Clashes as Kenyatta begins second term Kenya deeply divided Kenyan election: Kenyatta sworn in amid high security and opposition rally Kenya Supreme Court upholds Kenyatta election victory Malta's Deputy PM: 'Freedom of expression is threatened'  The brutal murder of reporter Daphne Caruana Galizia ('Panama Papers') in Malta in October shed light on the state of a country ridden by corruption. Tim Sebastian confronts Deputy PM Chris Fearne with the allegations. Chris Fearne on Conflict Zone Malta: Three charged with killing journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia EU delegation to probe Malta corruption after murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia Germany Anti-terror raids in Berlin linked to Anis Amri German police have carried out nine raids in connection with an investigation into Berlin's Islamist scene and last December's Christmas market attack. Some suspects are thought to have joined the "Islamic State." Germany: Disappointed terror victims Angela Merkel makes surprise visit to site of Berlin Christmas market attack German government criticized over terror victims compensation Anti-terrorist 'march' of Muslim imams comes to Berlin Germany: Far-right violence and Islamist threat on the rise Virtually no 'dangerous' German Islamists wearing electronic ankle bracelets   © Deutsche Welle 2017