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Newsline 12.01.2018 | 17:15 UTC Germany German coalition talks reach breakthrough: A look at what comes next Angela Merkel's CDU and the SPD have agreed on a blueprint for formal grand coalition negotiations. The left wing of the Social Democrats appears to have been forced into the most concessions. CDU, CSU and SPD strike deal for coalition talks Merkel: Exploratory talks intense Schulz: Exploratory talks interesting and turbulent The beginning of the end for German Chancellor Angela Merkel? A minority government in Germany: What you need to know What now for Germany after coalition talks fail? A 'breakthrough' has been reached at Germany's exploratory coalition talks Refugee family reunification in Germany - what you need to know Another Angela Merkel-led grand coalition in Germany: What you need to know Taxpayers demand end to 'Soli' tax to boost eastern German economy Merkel meets with Social Democrats as preliminary 'grand coalition' talks begin Glyphosate row casts shadow over German coalition prospects Angela Merkel's conservatives to hold exploratory Grand Coalition talks with Social Democrats in January Germany's CSU returns to far-right political battleground Germany's building boom 'coming to an end' Environment global warming Ski resorts cling on against climate change Snow comes later, melts earlier, and is not nearly as deep as it was 30 years ago. EU scientists are racing to help winter tourism regions adapt to climate change — but is manmade snow the answer? Creative solutions for green winter slopes Snowmaking in the Alps' declining winter 2°C: 'We have a 5 percent chance of success' Climate change, mass tourism threaten Alps Can we save our lakes from global warming? Global warming is reshaping the world's forests Climate change taking big bite out of alpine glaciers News Poland: Head of judiciary watchdog resigns in protest Dariusz Zawistowski, the head of Poland's top judicial watchdog, has resigned over controversial court reforms introduced by the PiS government. He has warned that the reforms would undermine the body's independence. Fighting for democracy in Poland Polish judges under pressure Is 'Polexit' in the cards? Tusk warns Poland may quit EU Rising nationalism and the EU's split with the East Polish parliament approves judiciary overhaul despite EU criticism Poland's judges feeling pressure after judicial reforms European Commission triggers Article 7 against Poland Is Poland's new government a PR stunt or an actual change? Turkey Turkish leaders criticize top court ruling to release journalists Turkey's prime minister and president have expressed outrage that two government critics were freed by the Constitutional Court. A lower court has refused to release the pair. Erdogan in Paris: Journalists are 'gardeners' of terrorism Turkey to halt extraditions to US until it gets Fethullah Gulen US, Turkey resume visa services halted by diplomatic spat German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel condemned for getting cozy with Turkey World Nigeria: Mixed reactions to Maiduguri curfew The governor of Nigeria's northeastern Borno state has tightened a curfew and stepped up security checks in a bid to clamp down on terror group Boko Haram. Some welcome the measures, others say they erode freedoms. Life no better after Boko Haram Boko Haram conflict threatens food security in Nigeria Nigeria: Suicide bomber hits mosque in Borno state Boko Haram militants attack food aid convoy in Nigeria Boko Haram blamed as four suicide bombers strike in northern Nigeria Nigeria: Suicide bombings kill 13 in Maiduguri Nigeria: Parents in Borno State to receive allowance for sending children to school Culture Euromaxx - DIY Instructions on how to make a table out of concrete and copper tubing Today our DIY-Expert sari Hansen will show you how to make yourself a nice table out of concrete and copper tubing. DIY: Concrete table with copper-pipe legs   © Deutsche Welle 2018