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Newsline 27.01.2018 | 17:15 UTC News Pro-Russian Milos Zeman wins Czech Republic presidential runoff Incumbent Milos Zeman has won a second term in office after victory in the Czech Republic's presidential runoff. The two-day poll was held days after the government resigned after failing to win a confidence vote. Andrej Babis: Czech police seek to prosecute prospective PM for alleged fraud Czech government loses confidence vote in parliament EU sues Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland over low refugee intake Czech billionaire Andrej Babis named new prime minister Czech President Milos Zeman wins first round of voting in re-election bid Czech Republic's Andrej Babis gets new shot at forming government Euroskeptic Zeman has poll edge as Czechs vote in runoff Paris zoo puts an end to escaped baboons' monkeyshines A zoo in the French capital can reopen after authorities rounded up the last of 50 baboons that escaped on Friday. Dozens of police, firefighters and zoo workers were involved in the search for the truant animals. Barrier to cloning primates overcome, researcher says Tracking Cape Town's food-raiding baboons Male apes are natural sexual harassers Gaza resident finds ancient graves in vegetable plot A Palestinian man has found an ancient grave complex in his backyard after it was partially unearthed in heavy rain. Experts believe the site dates back some 2,000 years to the Roman era. Gaza truce holds as Netanyahu and Hamas claim victory Rare 1,500-year-old mosaic discovered in Jerusalem 'Oldest' evidence of grape wine-making dates to 8,000 years ago, say archaeologists Israeli archaeologists discover 7,000-year-old settlement in Jerusalem Saudi billionaire Prince bin Talal released from detention A prominent Saudi monarch has been released from custody. Alwaleed bin Talal was among dozens detained in November in what was said to be a crackdown on corruption ordered by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince cracks down on corruption Luxury Saudi hotel turns into prison for elites Saudis charged with corruption seek to come clean Asia Afghanistan: Bomb blast leaves dozens dead in Kabul At least 95 people have been killed in an attack in an area that hosts the EU's headquarters in Afghanistan. An Afghan security expert told DW that the Taliban-claimed assault was in response to the US's new strategy. Deadly blast in Kabul Hamid Karzai: 'The consequences of failure in Afghanistan will reach Germany' Taliban militants claim responsibility for attack on Kabul hotel Why are Afghan militants targeting aid workers? Resurgent Taliban and a government in disarray The Afghan security problem Germany Germany's Merkel warns of increased anti-Semitism on Holocaust Remembrance Day The German chancellor called it "inconceivable" that Jewish institutions still need police protection. Angela Merkel said that Germany's new government needs an anti-Semitism commissioner. A Holocaust survivor tells her story Educating against anti-Semitism: German students visit concentration camp Austria: Nazi songbook lands far-right FPÖ candidate in hot water Make Austria Great Again — the rapid rise of Sebastian Kurz Germany: Angela Merkel's conservatives and SPD open grand coalition talks World SOHR: 'Turkey supports anything that harms the Kurds' As Turkey's offensive against Kurds in the Afrin region continues, DW spoke with Rami Abdel Rahman, who runs the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. He sees a multifaceted conflict filled with murky alliances. Turkey using German-made tanks in cross-border assault criticized as illegal by German lawmakers NATO: US and Turkey aiming to prevent direct clashes in Afrin Turkey's military offensive against Kurdish-held Afrin: What you need to know Turkey's offensive in Syria: Why a muted response from the US and Russia? Opinion: Erdogan's one-two punch — fighting Kurds and journalists Syrian conflict: Where does the Assad regime stand on the Afrin offensive?   © Deutsche Welle 2018