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Newsline 27.12.2017 | 17:15 UTC World EU refugee aid enters new phase in Turkey The European Union has allocated the first half of its €6 billion agreement for Turkey to take in Syrian refugees. Officials are now assessing aid programs as humanitarian efforts carry on, reports Diego Cupolo. Child labor in Turkey EU money can't push Syrian schoolkids over Turkey's language barrier Money makes the EU-Turkey deal go round Turks react to 'bitter' words between Ankara and Berlin EU funds Turkish health centers to help Syrian refugees Closed borders boost people smuggling across Balkans Syrian boy inspires solidarity for besieged civilians For this Syrian refugee in Germany, an apprenticeship makes all the difference Europe Looking to the future: Strong women of the Greek refugee camps They have fled from wars, persecution and sexual abuse - and have a strong will to move on. DW talked to women in several refugee centers in Greece about their hopes for the future and their adventurous journey. Forgotten people on Lesbos Refugees protest in Greece for family reunification in Germany Opinion: The EU is divided by refugee policy Report: Germany misses migrant and refugee integration goals EU refugee aid enters new phase in Turkey Zimbabwe Zimbabwe: coup general appointed vice president Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa has appointed retired army boss Constantino Chiwenga and veteran politician Kembo Mohadi as his deputies. Major General S.B. Moyo: "We are only targeting criminals around him" What do Zimbabweans think about Mnangagwa's promises? Zimbabwe military threatens coup against Robert Mugabe and ZANU-PF First white Zimbabwean farmer to return praises change in government attitude Zimbabwe coup: China's influence under scrutiny Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa endorsed as ZANU-PF party leader News Cameroon releases US writer who was arrested for criticizing government Patrice Nganang was detained earlier this month and accused of threatening President Paul Biya. He is dual Cameroonian-US citizen but authorities have seized his African passport. Argentina judge says prosecutor who leveled accusations over Jewish center bombing cover-up was murdered An Argentinian judge has found that prosecutor Alberto Nisman was murdered in 2015. Nisman was found with a gunshot to the head days after accusing top officials of a cover-up around the 1994 bombing of a Jewish center. Buenos Aires marks Israeli embassy attack Argentina: Mauricio Macri's coalition wins divisive election Argentina ex-President Cristina Kirchner charged with money laundering Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, ex-president of Argentina, faces arrest warrant Argentina President Kirchner cleared of Iran cover-up Ukraine and pro-Russian rebels begin landmark prisoner swap The swap comes after a recommitment to a ceasefire in eastern Ukraine, where over 10,000 people have been killed. A US decision to provide Ukraine with weapons has seen Russia warn the US is encouraging "new bloodshed." US approves weapons deliveries to Ukraine Inside Europe: Missing but not forgotten in Ukraine Putin and Merkel talk Ukraine Germany's Angela Merkel warns 'no alternative' to peace in eastern Ukraine Ukraine arrests official who doubled as 'agent of Russian intelligence' Ceasefire extended in eastern Ukraine as US sends military equipment to Kyiv India's storm aftermath India still missing hundreds of fishermen after Cyclone Orkhi India is still missing 661 fishermen, almost a month after Cyclone Ockhi battered its southern waters, according to Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. Most originated from coastal areas of Tamil Nadu and Kerala states. Extreme weather — strength and frequency on the rise Climate change burden unfairly borne by world's poorest countries Extreme weather on the rise in Europe   © Deutsche Welle 2017