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Newsline 25.01.2018 | 17:15 UTC News Myanmar Rohingya crisis: US diplomat quits Myanmar panel over Aung San Suu Kyi 'whitewashing' Bill Richardson, an old friend of Myanmar's leader, has said he will not be a "cheerleader" for her government. Myanmar has hit back at what it called a "personal attack" on Aung San Suu Kyi. Myanmar police charge Reuters journalists Rohingya crisis: Bangladesh delays repatriation of refugees to Myanmar HRW: Myanmar continues to destroy Rohingya villages Myanmar court charges Reuters journalists under Official Secrets Act At least 6,700 Rohingya people killed, says Doctors Without Borders Myanmar judge extends detention of two Reuters journalists over Rohingya reporting Japan grants Myanmar $3 million to repatriate Rohingya Muslims Padmaavat: India's Bollywood saga opens amid high security "Padmaavat" opened in theaters across India after months of fierce protests that kicked off amid false rumors that the movie featured a love sequence between a legendary Hindu queen and a Muslim ruler. @dwnews - Controversial movie causes a stir in India Bollywood epic triggers uproar in India Padmaavat row: Hindu groups rally ahead of India's Bollywood epic release Shah Rukh Khan comes to German living rooms Pakistan to lift ban on Indian movies – a positive move Films, actors become entangled in India-Pakistan tensions India's Bollywood epic 'Padmavati' delayed amid murder threats Verna: Pakistani rape film pushes social boundaries EU refugee quotas: Interior Ministers seek compromise as deadline looms The question of refugee quotas has caused a divide between European Union countries, particularly between the east and west. Can the 28-nation bloc finally agree on asylum reforms before another migration crisis occurs? What does 2018 hold in store for Europe? Missing on the way to Europe Orban lays into Merkel's refugee policy Bulgaria takes over EU presidency in turbulent times UN: EU cooperation with Libya has led to 'unimaginable horrors' for migrants EU migrant quotas: Hungary's Viktor Orban vows to fight on Over 3,000 migrant drownings since beginning of 2016 Visegrad represents Czechs, Slovaks, Hungarians and Poles The EU migrant relocation and resettlement scheme - what you need to know Southern EU countries pledge to improve common migration policy Europeans look to EU for protection from globalization Grumpy Cat wins $710,000 lawsuit The feline behind the "Grumpy Cat" internet meme has won a major payout as part of a copyright infringement case against a coffee company. Grumpy Cat's lawyer said it was likely the first time a meme had won in court. Memes: An Internet Phenomenon Grumpy Cat is the new face of Opel Euromaxx - Highlights of the Week Social media platforms users spend most time on (in minutes a day) World Trump Towers promotion in India poses conflict of interest Property promoters in India have promised Trump Tower investors a meeting with Donald Trump Jr. Ethics watchdogs say it's an egregious example of President Trump's real estate ties conflicting with the presidency. Trump one year in office Why Narendra Modi hugs the rich and powerful 'Kleptocracy' charge leveled at Donald Trump US ethics watchdog chief Walter Shaub steps down, calls for 'improvements' Trump and Modi - American and Indian populists meet in Washington 'Trump village' in India wants toilets and a cleaner future Ethics lawyers file lawsuit against Trump alleging constitutional violation Chinese investors chase 'golden visas' to the US US ethics chief wary of Trump's conflicts of interests South Korea's 'peace Olympics' fail to please all As South Korea readies to host its first Winter Olympics, not all locals are happy that North Korean athletes will also be involved. DW spoke to some of them to find out why. Fabian Kretschmer reports. Joint Korean women's ice hockey team moves closer Korea: The history of a divided nation Korea tensions could lead to Winter Olympics boycott South Korea welcomes Kim Jong Un's willingness to talk South Korean officials visit North as Seoul rejects Olympics critique North Korea triggers 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics security scare Kim Jong Un: North Korea has completed nuclear program, US will never attack What to expect from North and South Korea meeting ahead of Winter Olympics IOC: Two Koreas to march together at Winter Olympics opening ceremony North Korea calls for unification in rare statement to 'all Koreans' Stateless Syrian baby calls Belgium home Thousands of Syrian newborns in Lebanon run the risk of being citizens of nowhere due to Kafkaesque bureaucracy. One family decided to take matters into their own hands and are moving to Belgium. Anchal Vohra reports. Humanitarian corridor: Asylum in Italy Syrians in Lebanon: 'They treat us like we are dirty' Syrian refugees fear deportation from Lebanon Lebanon builds wall around Palestinian refugee camp Dire conditions in Shatila mirror refugees' lack of perspectives George and Amal Clooney foundation to fund Lebanon schools for Syrian refugees   © Deutsche Welle 2018