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Newsline 10.01.2018 | 17:15 UTC News France-China trade Major Airbus A320 and beef sales cap Macron's China visit A large order of Airbus planes from China appears likely as French President Emmanuel Macron ends his visit in Beijing. French farmers have also hailed a deal to end China's 2001 embargo on French beef. Macron calls for China's Silk Road to be 'two-way street' France's Emmanuel Macron secures strategic access to Chinese markets Is Emmanuel Macron Europe's new Angela Merkel? Is 'Polexit' on the cards? Tusk warns Poland may quit EU EU President Donald Tusk has warned that Poland's PiS government could push the country out of the bloc if it stops being a net benefactor of EU funds. Relations between Brussels and Warsaw are at all-time low. Mateusz Morawiecki on Conflict Zone EU takes disciplinary steps against Poland Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki reshuffles cabinet ahead of EU talks Is Poland's new government a PR stunt or an actual change? Rising nationalism and the EU's split with the East Opinion: Poland will be the EU's biggest challenge in 2018 Eastern Europe: Democratic principles on the edge What is Article 7 of the EU Treaty? Brexit: Berlin nixes UK plea for bespoke banking deal Germany has said its focus remains on preserving EU unity in the run-up to the next Brexit talks. The comments as two top UK ministers' went to Germany to appeal for a special post-Brexit deal on financial services. Frankfurt benefits from Brexit UK-based banks mull post-Brexit moves Striking a Brexit trade deal – will they or won't they? British PM Theresa May struggles on amid Brexit uncertainty Brexit Diaries 21: David Davis and the struggles of a minister 2018: The year of Brexit decisions How a hard Brexit could hurt Germany: Reckoning with the worst that may befall Brexit poll shows majority of Britons want to remain in the EU 50 London banks in talks for post-Brexit move UK finance chief regrets calling EU 'the enemy' Opinion: Brexit – that was the easy part UK to abide by EU rules in Brexit transition, with no voice World The NHS and Brexit: Don't get sick in the UK How important is a functioning healthcare system to you? Yes, thought so. But what do you do when it can't provide for your needs? That's the dilemma facing the UK's National Health Service in a post-Brexit world. Brexit Vote: Bye, bye Doctors! Brexit adds to UK's NHS malaise Crisis hobbles UK emergency wards Brexit poll shows majority of Britons want to remain in the EU As Brexit looms, UK orders study into EU migration pros and cons African Roots Kwame Nkrumah: Fighting for a united Africa After an academic career in the US and England, Kwame Nkrumah returned home to lead Ghana into independence and become its first president. His vision of a US-style union could however not be achieved. Kwame Nkrumah: Ghana's pan-Africanist leader Ghana at 60: Remembering Kwame Nkrumah Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah: visionary, authoritarian ruler and national hero The 77 Percent The 77 Percent: Join the debate 77 percent of Africans are younger than 35. Those 77 percent can shape the continent's future. We join African youths as they share their stories, their dreams and their challenges. Come and join the debate! The 77 percent: Join the debate! World in Progress World in Progress: Stories that matter from around the world World in Progress is a 30-minute radio show that connects the dots in a globalized era. World in Progress: Toxic Bananas and difficult reintegration   © Deutsche Welle 2018