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Newsline 11.01.2018 | 17:15 UTC News Iran: Nuclear deal relies on 'full compliance' from US Iran's foreign minister says Iran's agreement to the nuclear deal depends on "full compliance from the US," following talks in Brussels. The talks took place ahead of the United States' sanctions decision due Friday. Can the Iran nuclear deal be saved? Iran nuclear deal: Donald Trump withdraws support for accord Iran nuclear deal: What's next? Israelis watch closely as Iran protests EU rejects Donald Trump's attempt to dump Iran nuclear deal, saying it works Progress comes in small steps one year after Iran nuclear deal Iran nuclear deal: European leaders insist accord is working What is the Iran nuclear deal? Iran: We will stick to nuclear deal if Europe does Shirin Ebadi on Iran protests: 'Government cannot silence the hungry forever' Iran protests: EU urges restraint, US and Israel up pressure US to reopen probe into Hezbollah 'narcoterrorism' The US Justice Department will investigate alleged drug trafficking by the Iran-backed Hezbollah group. The announcement follows reports that Obama officials had dropped the probe during talks for the Iran nuclear deal. Afghanistan's battle against drug addiction Fresh wave of unrest in the Middle East Israel and Saudi Arabia: New best friends in the Middle East? Lebanon: Saudi Arabia-Iran rivalry finds a new battlefront Hezbollah's new 'power' threatens Israel Iran nuclear deal: Donald Trump withdraws support for accord Iran nuclear deal: What's next? Iran: Nuclear deal relies on 'full compliance' from US Marching for Lebanon's future under the threat of war How did Yemen's Houthis obtain ballistic missiles? Environment extreme weather Act now to protect millions from floods — study Scientists say millions more are at risk of flooding over the decades to come based on climate change already in the pipeline. In order to survive, the time to adapt is now. Weather and climate disasters made 2017 costliest year for US Deadly Philippines superstorm triggers mudslides and flooding, killing scores Investors outperform nations at Paris climate summit Sierra Leone: Flood survivors stuck in temporary shelters Death toll in Greek floods hits 19 How climate change is aggravating Pakistan's water crisis Vietnam: Dozens killed by floods and landslides Italy floods kill at least six after rainstorms Poor preparedness caused flood disaster in India World Opinion: Tanzania's local banks need better management Community banks in Tanzania must work more closely with local businesses. This would be a win-win situation for both sides that would boost the country's economy. Julius Nyerere: Tanzania's founding father What 2018 holds in store for Tanzania Missing journalist caps off tough year for press freedom in Tanzania Pakistan child rape and murder case 'just tip of iceberg' The rape and murder of Zainab Ansari, a seven-year-old Pakistani girl, have shocked the country. People demand justice for the girl's family, but there isn't much discussion on the issue of child protection in Pakistan. Child killings spark public outrage in Pakistan @dwnews - Pakistani rape survivor campaigns for women's rights Pakistan: attacks on women rarely punished Pakistan: Father furious with police after daughter's rape, murder Abused and abandoned: Pakistani rights group confirms massive child sexual abuse Forced child marriages on the rise in Pakistan Uganda: Meat contaminated by toxic chemicals Some butchers are using dangerous chemicals to preserve meat and keep away flies. Formaldehyde, a chemical used to preserve dead bodies in hospitals, is one of the chemicals being used. Ugandan farmers reap from avocado demand Uganda's 'super beans' - an answer to food insecurity? Juncker confident that 'Bulgaria will deliver results for Europe' Bulgaria has achieved a great deal since it became an EU member in 2007, says EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. In an interview with DW, he explains why he has such high expectations for its EU presidency. Bulgaria takes over EU presidency in turbulent times Dream of Europe turns deadly at Bulgaria's border German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel condemned for getting cozy with Turkey The western Balkans: A region of secessions Balkan states in the grips of corruption   © Deutsche Welle 2018