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Newsline 06.02.2018 | 17:15 UTC World Iranian women defiant against compulsory hijab A new wave of protests against the compulsory wearing of hijab has spread across Iran, resulting in the arrests of tens of women. The government has accused the protesters of being under the influence of drugs. @dwnews - Unveiled: Iranian women drop the hijab Hijab-less Iranian women arrested while protesting compulsory cover-up Half of Iran wants to drop headscarf laws: government report Women's rights in the Islamic world Iran's Rouhani faces backlash for cabinet picks Saudi women drivers spark Iranian social media buzz Remainers launch campaign for second Brexit referendum Brexit opponents have begun pushing for a new referendum in the hopes that British voters will have had a change of heart about leaving the European Union. That may just be so, reports Samira Shackle from London. The Brexit Big Band Brexit Diaries 26: The Three Musketeers of Brexit make a return Irexit: Brexit's Nigel Farage takes fight to Ireland The NHS and Brexit: Don't get sick in the UK British PM Theresa May struggles on amid Brexit uncertainty 'Leave' champion Nigel Farage says EU doesn't get Brexit 2018: The year of Brexit decisions 'Risk of violence spiraling' in Cameroon after attack on police France has condemned attacks by suspected English-speaking separatists in Cameroon that killed three policemen. Cameroon's conflict could threaten regional stability, warns Paul Melly of Chatham House. Follow the Hashtag: Bring back our Internet Cameroon confirms detention of separatist leaders Cameroonians flee government troops in English-speaking regions Cameroon's Biya marks 35 years in office AU silent over Cameroon separatist crisis News Taiwan Taiwan earthquake leaves buildings toppled A 6.4 strength quake has caused a hotel to collapse near Taiwan's coast. The earthquake came just two days after twin tremors shook the same region of the country. Peru earthquake: Casualties reported after powerful quake hits south coast Iran calls off earthquake rescue, shifts to providing aid for thousands left homeless Powerful Alaska earthquake, tsunami warning issued but later lifted Polish president to sign controversial Holocaust bill into law Andrzej Duda has said he will sign a bill penalizing persons referring to Poland's role during the Holocaust. The law has been demanded in Poland but flies in the face of criticism by Israel and the United States. New Jewish life in Poland Polish Holocaust law: an attempt to rewrite history? Poland's Senate approves Holocaust bill that sparked a row with Israel Israeli minister 'honored' by canceled Poland trip amid Holocaust bill row Israel says 'Polish death camp' rephrasing bill amounts to denial Calls for a balanced account of history as Polish WW2 museum opens Israel demands changes to 'Polish death camp' bill Sigmar Gabriel underscores German responsibility for Holocaust Poland marks 70 years since Kielce pogrom against Holocaust survivors Jacob Zuma South Africa postpones state of nation address amid possible Zuma recall President Jacob Zuma was due to lay out the national agenda and the speech's postponement is a major embarrassment. Many members of his ANC party want recently-elected leader Cyril Ramaphosa to be president. Pressure mounts on Jacob Zuma to step down Jacob Zuma makes last major speech as ANC party head South Africa's Jacob Zuma suffers legal setback over impeachment bid Jacob Zuma's future on the brink as South Africa's ANC holds urgent meeting South Africa's ruling ANC elects Cyril Ramaphosa as new leader Opinion: South Africa's ANC chooses pragmatism over corruption Opinion: Africa's youth waiting for generational change South Africa: Ramaphosa's first test is to bust ANC corruption Sports German Cup live: Paderborn vs. Bayern Munich Can Paderborn pull off the shock of the decade and beat Bayern Munich in the quarter finals of the German Cup? Follow live updates right here of this David versus Goliath contest.   © Deutsche Welle 2018