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Newsline 22.02.2018 | 17:15 UTC Business German court postpones ruling on diesel bans Germany's highest administrative court has delayed until next week a ruling whether cities can ban heavily polluting diesel cars to improve air quality. A ban would potentially hit 15 million diesel cars in Europe. Scandal? What scandal? Who will foot the bill for Germany's pollution problem? VW sets up $10 billion US Dieselgate fund EU Environment Commissioner rejects member states' plans to tackle air pollution Will taxpayers foot the bill for Dieselgate? Opinion: Car industry going from bad to worse? London introduces 'T-charge' to curb car emissions Diesel fume tests on monkeys cast unjust cloud over human research News India: Doctors remove 'world's largest brain tumor' The tumor, which weighed almost 1.9 kilograms, was so big that it appeared as if there was another head mounted on top of the patient's head. Desperate for medical attention in India Smog causes havoc across northern India and Pakistan India: Fake doctor with tainted syringe accused of infecting dozens with HIV Restoring India's depleting rivers – an uphill task Bollywood film on menstrual hygiene 'PadMan' banned in Pakistan Will India become a Hyperloop pioneer? Private hospital's exorbitant bill spotlights poor public healthcare in India German police arrest Russian over Euro 2016 attack on England fan German police say they have detained a Russian football hooligan wanted over a brutal attack at Euro 2016. An English supporter was left half-paralyzed after the assault. Fan violence mars opening weekend of Euro 2016 World Cup host Russia gets into the spirit of soccer Russia given suspended disqualification and hefty fine for fan violence at Euro 2016 Russian hooligans: Brawling for the fatherland France deports Russian football hooligans, fan chief Paris police make 40 arrests in Euro 2016 riots Euro 2016: Violence continues in Marseille as Russian fans storm English stands Russia likely to be fined by UEFA after Euro violence in Marseille France moves to expel Russian football fans World Sieren's China: Carnival of cliches A TV sketch about Africa during China's popular New Year celebrations has triggered accusations of racism and neocolonialism. DW's Frank Sieren says the usually hyper-sensitive country sometimes lacks empathy. Mercedes bows to Chinese pressure after Dalai Lama Instagram post prompts outrage Internet in China — no more safe havens? China proposes 'Polar Silk Road' across Arctic to streamline trade China-backed Kribi port project in Cameroon leaves locals frustrated Nigeria Are Nigerian authorities withholding information on missing Dapchi schoolgirls? Dozens of girls are still missing several days after Boko Haram attacked their school in Dapchi, northeast Nigeria. Their disappearance sparked fears of a repeat of the 2014 kidnapping of more than 200 girls in Chibok. Tears of joy as Chibok girls meet parents Life no better after Boko Haram World Stories - Free Chibok Girls in Nigeria Dozens of girls freed from suspected Boko Haram kidnapping Nigeria frees 475 Boko Haram suspects for lack of evidence Nigeria: Mixed reactions to Maiduguri curfew Nigeria: Suicide bomber hits mosque in Borno state Indira Canteens — the challenge of feeding India's urban poor India's urban poor face an unending struggle to meet skyrocketing costs of living. To solve one of their basic needs, the southern city of Bengaluru is operating canteens that are similar to soup kitchens in the West. Poor in India denied food subsidy over ID system fail India's logistics headache India's 'perfect baby' movement Restoring India's depleting rivers – an uphill task What is driving inequality in India? Will India become a Hyperloop pioneer? India's slum artists caught between a rock and a hard place Indian government plans to issue ID cards to cows Why many Indians prefer sons over daughters India to regain top global GDP growth spot in 2018-19 India, ASEAN agree on maritime cooperation as China asserts power Can Japan compete with China over development aid? Japan is rethinking the ways in which its official development assistance is provided to developing nations in order to promote its vision for a "free and open Indo-Pacific strategy." Julian Ryall reports from Tokyo. Chinese companies in Africa China's way to the top Japan aims to win new allies in Africa with aid Japan seeks influence in Mekong region with aid pledge 'New Silk Road' and China's hegemonic ambitions China rejects 'preposterous' African Union headquarters spying report BRICS leaders meet in China to forge new path Chinese firms boost presence in Africa   © Deutsche Welle 2018