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Newsline 18.02.2018 | 17:15 UTC News Iran and Saudi Arabia need a 'fresh security architecture' Middle Eastern leaders have proposed and discussed regional security initiatives at the Munich Security Conference. DW's Lewis Sanders says a deal based on guiding principles could help lower tensions in the region. Tzipi Livni: "Two states for two people is in the Israeli interest" Munich Conference chair hopes to get adversaries talking The EU as mediator in the Middle East conflict: Barbara Wesel from Brussels Israel risks 'perpetual occupation and conflict,' German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel says Israel's Netanyahu warns Iran: 'Don't test our resolve' MSC chief Ischinger warns of high global danger of war Power struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran hampers peace process Diplomatic tensions worsen over Saudi-Iran row Iran warns Saudi Arabia of 'divine revenge' following execution of Shiite cleric Nigeria frees 475 Boko Haram suspects for lack of evidence The freed suspects will undergo rehabilitation before reuniting with their families. The trials are part of Nigeria's biggest legal probe into the militant Islamist insurgency that has plagued its northeastern region. Boko Haram conflict threatens food security in Nigeria World Stories - Free Chibok Girls in Nigeria Germany pledges millions to support fight against terrorism in Nigeria Opinion: Nigeria needs international pressure Nigeria and Cameroon seek closer security, economic ties Trial of Boko Haram suspects in Nigeria poses legal nightmare Opinion: Is Boko Haram really on its way out? US designates Boko Haram a terrorist group Freed Chibok schoolgirls reunited with their families Iraq: German 'Islamic State' bride sentenced to 6 years in prison A German schoolgirl who ran away to join the "Islamic State" terror group has been handed a six-year jail sentence in Iraq, according to media reports. Linda W. was arrested by Iraqi troops during the battle for Mosul. Children of IS in Belgium Steinberg: About 1,000 IS fighters have returned to Europe Journalist on case of Linda W. Lost daughters in Chechnya German teenage runaway suspected of joining IS found in Iraq Iraq declares 'end of war' against 'Islamic State' Iraq to hang German woman for belonging to 'Islamic State' German jihadi schoolgirl could face jail in Iraq: journalist How IS radicalizes teenagers using the internet German 'Islamic State' bride regrets joining terror group in Iraq What now for German IS brides when they return home? German IS bride could face death penalty in Iraq Tibet: Fire reported at sacred Jokhang Monastery The more than 1,300-year-old monastery is one of the most sacred locations in Tibetan Buddhism. The cause and the extent of the damage remain unclear. Dalai Lama advocates dialogue with China Richard Gere is into German politics India-China row deepens over Dalai Lama visit Exile and succession: The Dalai Lama turns 80 Beijing celebrates 50-year anniversary of Tibet autonomous region China 'razes Tibetan Buddhism center' China increases influence over Tibetan refugees in Nepal Dalai Lama visits northeastern India, despite Chinese warning 'Little hope' for exiled Tibetans' autonomy push Sangay: 'Tibetans seek genuine autonomy, not independence' France: Former Le Pen aide Florian Philippot launches far-right political party Five months after leaving Marine Le Pen's far-right National Front, Florian Philippot held the first congress of his Patriotes movement. He made his opening speech to a few hundred of the 6,500 members he claims. 'Le Pen will not convince a majority' Why are Europeans turning to far-right parties? Can Brexit be stopped? Authoritarian mood in Le Pen stronghold France: Macron vs. Le Pen A visit to the National Front Far-right leader, Marine Le Pen, could lose immunity Theresa May calls for UK-EU security agreement Brexit: Theresa May, Angela Merkel call for departure that benefits UK and EU Opinion: The EU is divided by refugee policy Opinion: Is France's Emmanuel Macron the savior of Europe? Marine Le Pen of France's Front National placed under formal investigation France's Marine Le Pen stripped of parliamentary immunity over tweets France's far-right Marine Le Pen accuses HSBC and SocGen banks of 'fatwa' French presidential candidate Macron under fire for speaking English Jean-Marie Le Pen clings to role as National Front honorary president Le Pen's right-hand man Florian Philippot quits France's National Front Opinion: Macron takes the lead World Munich Security Conference: How to stop a post-caliphate jihad? Panel discussions at the conference unanimously agreed that the terror group "Islamic State" remains a threat, even though it may have lost its "territory." Experts highlighted the importance of sharing intelligence. Lebanese Defense Minister Yacoub Sarraf discusses controlling Hezbollah Munich Conference makes appeal for European unity Munich Security Conference: Europe's elusive common security policy Uncertainty, competition mark the space between the EU and Russia Syrian Democratic Forces liberate Raqqa from 'Islamic State' Florida students call for gun control: 'Without action, children die' After 17 of their classmates and coaches were killed, the teens at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School are making their voices heard. They want politicians to finally start taking action. Florida shooting survivors call for tougher gun laws Florida: FBI admits it failed to act on tip about suspected school shooter After Florida school shooting, thousands demand change at anti-gun rally Florida school shooter charged with 17 counts of murder US President Donald Trump addresses the nation after deadly Florida school shooting Florida school shooting leaves 17 dead 8 facts about gun control in the US   © Deutsche Welle 2018