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Newsline 13.01.2018 | 17:15 UTC News Donald Trump should apologize for remarks: African states African UN ambassadors and the African Union have called for "a retraction and an apology" from Donald Trump after the US president reportedly described them as "s***hole" countries. Trump has denied using the phrase. Norwegians decline President Donald Trump's offer to move to US Donald Trump denies slur against migrants from 's***hole' countries Donald Trump blasts court for protecting DACA 'Dreamers' US upends policy protecting 200,000 Salvadoran immigrants Korean peninsula North Korea makes art troupe top priority in Olympic talks with South The two Koreas have agreed to discuss Pyongyang's plan to send an art troupe to perform at this year's Winter Olympics. North, South Korea agree to discuss military following Olympics talks S. Korea's Moon Jae-in willing to meet Kim Jong Un 'under right conditions' Do Korea talks put initiative back with Seoul and Pyongyang? Czech President Zeman wins first round of voting in re-election bid No candidate will win the necessary 50 percent of the vote to avoid a second-round runoff vote in two weeks. The Czech president is likely to face a pro-Western academic in the second round of voting. Czech election: DW talks to Jiri Pehe, political analyst Czech presidential race boils down to Milos Zeman or not First round of Czech Republic presidential poll goes into final day Trump's ambassador to the Netherlands apologizes for false 'no-go' claims The US ambassador to the Netherlands, Peter Hoekstra, initially tried to side-step questions about his inflammatory and false statements. But as pressure mounted for him to come clean he eventually relented. US ambassador to Netherlands Pete Hoekstra caught peddling 'fake news' lie Germany fears EU migration reforms will trigger refugee influx: report Germany's government is concerned that proposed changes to EU asylum rules will force it to take in significantly more refugees in the future, according to Der Spiegel. The reforms would also void any caps on refugees. The limits of Europe - The EU and the refugee crisis Critics weigh in on Germany's coalition talks 'breakthrough' Germany: Number of new asylum seekers expected to be below 200,000 'benchmark' Refugee family reunification in Germany - what you need to know Refugees in Germany: Fewer family reunifications than expected, says study Germany accused of delaying refugee family reunifications EU asylum applications drop off drastically in 2017 Merkel's conservatives, Social Democrats agree on blueprint for formal coalition talks Opinion Opinion: Is Tunisian democracy in danger of collapse? Images of violence and mass arrests in Tunisia recall scenes from the country's 2011 "Jasmine Revolution." But Tunisians can now demonstrate just how robust their new democracy really is, says DW's Bachir Amroune. Tunisia: Hundreds arrested after protests Arrests in Tunisia near 800 amid protests Tunisia: Jewish population determined to stay despite anti-Semitic violence Tunisia protests: Is there a trade-off between a strong economy and democracy? Tunisia: Young people find their voice through the radio World South Africa: EFF supporters attack H&M stores over 'racist jumper advert' Several stores belonging to Swedish clothing company H&M have been attacked and trashed by members of Economic Freedom Fighters. They were protesting an advert by the firm widely seen as racist. South Africa farmers jailed for forcing black man Victor Mlotshwa into coffin Punches fly as South Africa's parliament descends into chaos during Zuma speech South Africa's opposition leader calls on blacks to occupy white-owned land   © Deutsche Welle 2018