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Newsline 07.02.2018 | 17:15 UTC Germany Germany's Angela Merkel finally reaches coalition deal with SPD After protracted talks, Angela Merkel's conservatives have made a deal with the Social Democrats for a new coalition contract in Germany. The SPD confirmed this in a message to its members, who will have the final say. Who are Germany's Social Democrats? Glyphosate row casts shadow over German coalition prospects Germany split on prospect of Angela Merkel's fourth term as chancellor Germany: Angela Merkel's conservatives and SPD open grand coalition talks Angela Merkel reaches breakthrough with SPD on refugee family reunion Germany's divided SPD: the ultimate grand coalition decider Martin Schulz, leader of Germany's Social Democrats in profile World Living in a changing world World in Progress Multiclick A weekly look at globalization, education, economic development, human rights and more. World in Progress: Mayor Mvogo optimistic despite Monrovia's many challenges World in Progress: Cities of the Future World in Progress: Cambodia's opposition World in Progress World in Progress: Stories that matter from around the world World in Progress is a 30-minute radio show that connects the dots in a globalized era. World in Progress: Shaping the Future Kenya Is Kenya turning its back on democracy? Kenya's government has deported a lawyer who attended the symbolic swearing in of opposition leader Raila Odinga. It's just the latest in a string of events stirring up fears that Kenya is moving towards dictatorship. Raila Odinga sworn in as 'President of the People' Kenyan High Court orders government to reopen TV stations Kenya investigating Odinga 'inauguration' Kenya: Huge crowds at opposition leader's 'swearing in' ceremony Kenya deeply divided Kenyan election: Kenyatta sworn in amid high security and opposition rally Environment animal welfare What is the future of animal testing? Recent tests of car exhaust on monkeys have renewed the debate around animal testing. While researchers say eliminating animal testing is impossible, they agree it can be made less cruel — and point out alternatives. Technology instead of animal testing Diesel fume tests on monkeys cast unjust cloud over human research Mounties' muskrat hats pit animal rights against tradition EU judges nix appeal of animal testing ban Most medical studies misreport animal testing News UNICEF appeals for $17 million for Iraqi health care UNICEF has said more than 750,000 children in Mosul do not have sufficient access to basic health care. Less than 10 percent of health facilities in Ninewah province, where Mosul is the capital, are properly functioning. Life after IS: Christmas service in Mosul Child labor in Iraq Victory in Mosul - Aram Shakaram from Save the Children speaks with DW Steinberg: About 1,000 IS fighters have returned to Europe The Middle East's complex Kurdish landscape Iraq targets 'Islamic State' remnants amid emerging threat 'Islamic State' targets children to punish parents in Mosul, says UN Iraq's courts get creative after routing of 'Islamic State' from Mosul Iraq's political landscape in disarray Business New German finance minister raises hopes on eurozone periphery With Europe's savings commissar Wolfgang Schäuble set to be replaced by Social Democrat Olaf Scholz as the new German finance minister, hopes for a policy change are rising on the eurozone's debt-laden periphery. Portugal's road to economic recovery Macron's vision for Europe Germany's Angela Merkel finally reaches coalition deal with SPD Opinion: Wolfgang Schäuble is gone, but his austerity stays EU unveils roadmap to a more unified eurozone   © Deutsche Welle 2018