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Newsline 06.01.2018 | 17:15 UTC News Donald Trump claims to be a 'stable genius' on Twitter US President Donald Trump has praised his own mental state and described himself as a "very stable genius." The comments come as a response to the 'Fire and Fury' book, which portrayed him as intellectually limited. Donald Trump-Steve Bannon spat: President's lawyers issue legal threat Michael Wolff: Who is the 'Fire and Fury' author? 'Fire and Fury' paints strange picture of Trump family ties 'Fire and Fury': Trump too overwhelmed to consider Europe Secretary of State Rex Tillerson rejects rumors of resignation 'Fire and Fury' book on Trump White House goes on sale Egypt: Protestors clash with police over death of detainee in Cairo Several protestors in Cairo were reportedly injured and about 40 arrested after clashing with police over the death of a detainee. Cairo's security chief has said there will be an investigation into the man's death. Cairo: Five years after the revolution Egypt: Senior judge hangs himself in cell after corruption allegations Egyptians protest new law on demonstrations Egypt passes new laws restricting protests Two Egyptian activists die, police under scrutiny The comeback king? Spain's former king Juan Carlos makes Epiphany return The monarch, who abdicated in 2014 after several scandals, has taken part in a traditional military ceremony in Madrid. Until recently, his successor and son, King Felipe VI, had distanced himself from the 80-year-old. Spain's Rajoy ignores call to meet with Catalan separatists Catalonia: Carles Puigdemont demands Spain restore his government Catalan ex-vice president Oriol Junqueras must stay in jail Catalonia election: Spain's Mariano Rajoy rules out new national vote Spain's King Felipe VI urges Catalan leaders to avoid new confrontation Two Zimbabwe ex-ministers face corruption charges Zimbabwe's former foreign minister and ex-energy minister have been released on bail after being charged with corruption. They are the latest to face charges following the arrests of a number of Mugabe cabinet ministers. Mugabe's nearly four-decade rule leaves mark on Zimbabwe Quest to extradite Ethiopia's dictator Mengistu as Mugabe departs Zimbabwe court coup ruling raises concern over Mnangagwa Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe resigns Zimbabwe military threatens coup against Robert Mugabe and ZANU-PF Will Africa's autocrats stay in power? Zimbabwean cabinet sworn in amid criticism Zimbabwe: Robert Mugabe under house arrest Opinion: the Mugabe era is over, the old regime is not Zimbabwe: coup general appointed vice president Zimbabwe's new cabinet: Little sign of change Russia's high court reaffirms Navalny ban from presidential race The court affirmed the decision of Russia's Central Election Commission which barred Navalny from running. Navalny is vowing to continue his fight to appear on the election ballot. What to expect from Russia in 2018 Alexei Navalny barred from contesting Russian election DW Moscow correspondent Emily Sherwin on Putin's candidacy and the ban on Alexei Navalny Russia: Court upholds ban on Alexei Navalny presidency bid Russia's Navalny calls for election boycott as officials ban him from running Alexei Navalny gains backing across Russia for presidential bid Russia's Kremlin suggests Alexei Navalny's calls to boycott election 'are breaking the law' Saudi Arabian princes arrested over palace protest Saudi authorities have reportedly detained a group of 11 Saudi princes who staged a protest over a decree that suspended payment of their utility bills. They were put in a maximum security prison, local media claims. Saudi Arabia hikes gasoline prices Luxury Saudi hotel turns into prison for elites Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince cracks down on corruption Opinion: Mohammed bin Salman pursues power in Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia carries out major purge, cementing crown prince's power Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman: A hard-to-read reformer Saudis charged with corruption seek to come clean Sports Roger Federer and Belinda Bencic earn Switzerland Hopman Cup win Switzerland have collected their third Hopman Cup title as Roger Federer and Belinda Bencic defeated Germany's team of Alexander Zverev and Angelique Kerber. The title is Switzerland's first since 2002. Roger Federer beats Alexander Zverev to advance to ATP Finals last four Angelique Kerber inspires Germany in Hopman Cup   © Deutsche Welle 2018