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Newsline 13.02.2018 | 17:15 UTC News Dutch foreign minister resigns after lying about Putin meeting The Netherlands' foreign minister has stepped down after admitting he lied about attending a meeting hosted by Russian President Vladimir Putin. The announcement came before he was due to be grilled in parliament. Han ten Broeke on Conflict Zone Hunting for fake news 'Bad times for East-West diplomacy' NATO's Stoltenberg warns of Russian expansionism outside its borders Reacting to the Dutch elections: 'Politicians shouldn't play with the concept of national identity' Russia accuses Dutch sub of spying on fleet Dutch minister admits to lying about 'Greater Russia' meeting with Vladimir Putin Netherlands: Coalition deal reached after 209 days Survey: 2 million Italians molested as kids Data released by Italy's national statistics agency shows more than 2 million Italians suffered "sexual acts against their will" when they were children. Many of the victims kept the abuse a secret for years. Sexism: An everyday occurrence at work? Sexual harassment in the workplace Women fight sexual abuse at Carnival in Brazil France logs increase in sex crime reports following Harvey Weinstein scandal Uma Thurman accuses Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault Berlusconi lauds Catherine Deneuve's 'blessed words' on #MeToo Hollywood women launch anti-harassment campaign Italian 'exorcists' arrested on molestation charges Guatemala detains ex-President Alvaro Colom in fraud case Alvaro Colom and most of his former cabinet have been arrested over major deals to overhaul the capital's public transport. Colom is one of three Guatemalan leaders currently facing graft allegations. Oxfam promises reforms after Haiti sex scandal Guatemala parliament votes to keep immunity for President Jimmy Morales Guatemalan president defiant over ousting of UN anti-corruption chief US arrests ex-Guatemalan presidential candidate Manuel Baldizon for graft charges World EU's new defense union must not undermine NATO, warns Stoltenberg The US fears the EU could undermine NATO if it uses its military cooperation pact to protect the bloc's defense industry. NATO's chief warns there is "no way" the EU's armed forces pact could replace the alliance. Can PESCO provide a new European identity? PESCO: EU paves way to defense union Twenty-five EU states sign PESCO defense pact Nigeria Obasanjo in DW exclusive interview: 'Democracy is about change' President Buhari should not run for another term in office, ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo advised in a letter to Nigeria's head of state in January 2018. In an interview, he told DW why he published the letter. Former Nigerian President Obasanjo on fighting corruption Fighting corruption in Nigeria: What has Buhari achieved? Head of Nigeria's anti-graft court charged with accepting bribe Hostilities in Nigeria's Niger Delta blamed on government neglect Oil companies Shell and Eni to stand trial in Italy over Nigeria bribes French EuropaCity project: Entertainment at all costs? A new mega leisure park to be built near Paris could help to improve a suburb's image. But environmentalists are up in arms about the sprawling complex. Lisa Louis reports from Paris. France: Reimagining the Banlieue Emmanuel Macron, Europe's climate hero? French business sees potential in neglected suburbs France unveils multibillion euro investment plan Investors outperform nations at Paris climate summit Germany Study examines Germans' relationship with Nazi past Fewer than half of Germans worry that the crimes of the Holocaust could be repeated. A recent study reveals the importance of historical sites of tragedy and atrocity to Germans' collective memory of the Nazi era. Lasker-Wallfisch: "Anti-Semitism is a 2,000-year-old virus" Is it illegal to call someone a Nazi? 10,000 protest in Vienna against far-right FPÖ at 'Academics Ball' Germans reminded to never forget at Kristallnacht events Anti-Semitic Anne Frank football stickers appear in Germany Jewish community leader calls for German anti-Semitism commissioner Sinti Leader: Racism, Discrimination Remain Problems for Europe   © Deutsche Welle 2018