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Newsline 21.12.2017 | 17:15 UTC News UN Jerusalem vote: Erdogan says Trump 'cannot buy' support Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called on other UN member states "not to sell your democratic will." US President Donald Trump has threatened to cut funding to countries that oppose his Jerusalem decision. Palestinians killed in protests over Jerusalem decision Indonesians protest against Trump's Jerusalem move Netanyahu expects EU to follow US recognition Donald Trump threatens Jerusalem opponents with US funding cutoff Muslim leaders declare 'East Jerusalem as the capital of the State of Palestine' Jerusalem bishop says international community must bring justice to city US vetoes UN vote for withdrawal of Trump Jerusalem decision Jerusalem fallout: Deadly clashes between Palestinians, Israelis over US decision OIC summit in Turkey rallies Recep Tayyip Erdogan's base 'Welcome to Jerusalem' exhibition explores a divided Holy City Turkey seeks life sentences for 'postmodern coup' generals Two former high-ranking generals are accused of 'overthrowing by force' an Islamist government in 1997. The nearly five-year-long trial reflects Turkey's long struggle between secularism and Islam-informed politics. Hundreds face judges in Turkey coup trial Main coup trial begins in Turkey against nearly 500 suspects Revenge or democracy? Turkey's divisive trial Secular Turks feel isolated in post-coup Turkey Evolution theory to be scrapped from Turkish schoolbooks Questions abound, one year after Turkey's coup that wasn't Environment carbon sinks Peatlands: Neglected piece of the climate puzzle Although peatlands make up a small amount of the world's land mass, they represent some of the largest carbon reservoirs on Earth. When drained or burned, they could spew out massive greenhouse gas emissions. The search for sustainable palm oil Moorlands in Congo — a gift of nature Russia's peat bogs Living Planet: Saving Scotland's peat bogs Why healthy soils and forests are key to climate protection and prosperity International Orangutan Day - still threatened by extinction Palm oil is the planet's most widely consumed vegetable oil Newly discovered Congo peatland is key to protecting global climate Indonesia's forest fires: An environmental disaster of global proportions 100,000 deaths due to forest fires in Indonesia: study World Syrian boy inspires solidarity for besieged civilians Syrian activists are paying tribute to a boy who lost his eye in a regime bombing, compelling the world to stand with civilians under siege. Mat Nashed in Istanbul and Omar AlKhateeb in besieged Eastern Ghouta report. Syrian entrepreneurs want to make it in Germany UN calls for evacuation of sick Syrian children from embattled Damascus suburb Syria conflict: What do the US, Russia, Turkey and Iran want? Jerusalem bishop says international community must bring justice to city In the wake of US President Donald Trump's controversial decision to declare Jerusalem the capital of Israel, Evangelical Bishop Munib Younan calls for a diverse Jerusalem where the rights of all are respected. Palestinians killed in protests over Jerusalem decision Donald Trump threatens Jerusalem opponents with US funding cutoff Hezbollah's young adherents emboldened after US announcement on Jerusalem Muslim leaders declare 'East Jerusalem as the capital of the State of Palestine' Jerusalem: Three things to know 'Welcome to Jerusalem' exhibition explores a divided Holy City Berlin: Hanukkah lights and anti-Israel demonstrations Women on the web African, female, with a message online Feminism, political inclusion and sexuality were all buzz topics this year. But are African women making full use of online spaces? DW speaks to three digital natives. Blog report Jemila Abdulai - Accra Ghana Follow the Hashtag: #StopRacismAtPretoriaGirlsHigh Stories from Somalia: Hodan Nalayeh Nanjira Sambuli: we need more women in parliament Hollywood #MeToo march joined by hundreds in protest against abuse Somalia bombing: Death toll from explosion in capital Mogadishu tops 250 #MyDressMyChoice: Kenyans hold rally to support woman beaten for wearing miniskirt Women@Web strives to provide better protection for women on the internet Kenya elections: three women make political history Germany AfD leader: We're Christian, but churches too political Alice Weidel, leader of the far-right AfD, has claimed that Germany's official churches have become too politicized. Church leaders have said that being a Christian and an AfD member are incompatible. AfD leading candidate Alice Weidel talks to DW How is the AfD shaping political debate in Germany? AfD politician says churches 'making billions' from refugee crisis Ex-AfD chief Frauke Petry unveils new conservative 'Blue party' Ex-AfD leader Frauke Petry launches comeback tour AfD: What you need to know about Germany's far-right party AfD: Meet the new far-right bosses, same as the old bosses Postelection splintering continues to plague far-right AfD Tens of thousands visit Protestant congress in Berlin   © Deutsche Welle 2017