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Newsline 07.01.2018 | 17:15 UTC
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Is Emmanuel Macron Europe's new Angela Merkel?
German Chancellor Angela Merkel was used to being Europe's leading figure. But now, French President Emmanuel Macron is gradually taking over her role. Still, both depend on each other.
Arab youth: Optimistic despite turmoil
A study by Germany's Friedrich Ebert Foundation shows that young people from Arabic-speaking countries have an optimistic outlook on life, but little faith in politics. DW spoke to the study's co-editor for more insight.
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Israel's Netanyahu urges end to UN Palestinian refugee agency
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's move comes a few days after President Trump threatened to cut-off US aid to the Palestinians. Experts warn that closing the agency could increase poverty and fuel violence.
Yemen
Party of late ex-Yemen president Saleh names new head
The party that led Yemen for 30 years appointed a new chief in the midst of the country's civil war. After switching sides twice, former party leader President Ali Abdullah Saleh was killed by Houthi rebels in December.
Mystery blast kills one in Stockholm, 'not terror-related'
The blast went off at a Stockholm metro station after a man picked up an object, which "promptly exploded." Police said a murder investigation has been launched, but the incident was not thought to be terror-related.
France marks three years since Charlie Hebdo attack
French President Emmanuel Macron has paid tribute to the victims of a massacre at the offices of Charlie Hebdo three years ago. The killing spree in Paris was the first in a series of deadly Islamist assaults in France.
Egypt: Ex-PM Ahmed Shafiq will not run for president
Ahmed Shafiq, the former Egyptian prime minister seen as the major potential opposition in the 2018 election, will not run. Shafiq listed his five years away from Egypt in the UAE as one of the reasons for his decision.

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