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Newsline 22.01.2018 | 17:15 UTC
World
Liberia
George Weah sworn in as president of Liberia
Football legend George Weah's inauguration ceremony has marked the country's first democratic transition of power since 1944. Liberians are placing their hopes on him, but he has a daunting task ahead.
Yemen's forgotten war: Locals tell their stories
With Yemen's political and humanitarian situation growing increasingly fragile, DW speaks to people inside the country about what life is like in the midst of the war.
News
Pope apologizes for sex abuse comments, but defends Chile bishop
Pope Francis has apologized to victims for comments made in defending a Chilean bishop facing sex abuse claims. But he insisted that the prelate was innocent until proven guilty.
Kurdish-dominated SDF accuses Turkey of backing 'IS' with Syria assault
Recep Tayyip Erdogan said there was "no stepping back" from Syria's Afrin as Turkey's army clashed with Kurds in their push to take the city. Kurdish forces accused Ankara of backing the "Islamic State" group.
United Kingdom
UKIP in chaos as senior members resign over racist texts 'debacle'
The euroskeptic party has been thrown into chaos as its leader refuses to step down over his girlfriend's texts. UKIP colleagues have called on Henry Bolton to "step down with dignity" instead of dragging the issue out.
US VP addresses Knesset
US embassy to open in Jerusalem by end of 2019, Mike Pence tells Israel
US Vice President Mike Pence has told Israeli politicians that the US embassy will move to Jerusalem by the end of next year. He also said Washington would withdraw from a nuclear deal with Iran, calling it a "disaster."
Culture
Paris Haute Couture Week kicks off
Highlights of the first day of the high profile Parisian Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2018 week include collections by Schiaparelli and Iris van Herpen.

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