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Newsline 23.02.2018 | 17:15 UTC News Sergey Lavrov: Russia to vote for Syria truce at UN Russia's foreign minister indicated Moscow would support a 30-day ceasefire in Syria at the UN Security Council. The international community has accused Moscow and Damascus of indiscriminate shelling of civilians. Army shelling in Eastern Ghouta is 'a massacre' - Merkel UN fails to reach temporary ceasefire deal for Syria's 'preventable humanitarian disaster' Ghouta: Death toll soars as Syrian government bombards rebel-held city Crisis in Syria's eastern Ghouta has 'intensified dramatically' First aid convoy in months reaches town east of Damascus UN pleads for ceasefire in Syria's Ghouta as over 300 dead in strikes US launches new sanctions against North Korea targeting dozens of shipping companies President Donald Trump has called the new set of sanctions the "largest-ever" targeting North Korea. The move comes as Trump's daughter Ivanka is in South Korea for the end of the Winter Olympics. North Korea invites South Korean president to Pyongyang North Korea using Berlin to flout nuclear sanctions US claims North Korea canceled secret meeting at Winter Olympics with Mike Pence Majority of South Koreans favor North Korea 'friendship' Nobel Peace Prize for Korean hockey team? North Korea leader Kim Jong Un invites South Korean president to summit North Korea earned $200 million from banned exports: UN South Korea seizes another ship suspected of shipping oil to North Korea UN slaps new sanctions on North Korea in 15-0 vote Interceptions cut off another source of North Korean fuel Stolen Degas painting found on bus outside Paris Degas' 1877 work "Les Choristes" had been missing for nearly a decade. It was stolen while on loan from the Musee d'Orsay. Claude Monet, a master of color, light and shadow Two giants of modernity meet: Degas and Rodin German Museum Drops Plan to Sell Monet for Roof Repairs Scientists identify woman behind repainted Degas portrait World Dapchie schoolgirls Nigeria: Yobe state says parents 'not cooperating' to find missing schoolgirls Yobe state's education commissioner Alhaji Mohammed Lamin tells DW that parents are not cooperating with authorities to find dozens of girls who were abducted from their boarding school in Dapchie, northeastern Nigeria. Boko Haram conflict threatens food security in Nigeria Kidnapped girls reunited with families Are Nigerian authorities withholding information on missing Dapchi schoolgirls? 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 mosque suicide bombing kills dozens Nigeria finds missing Chibok girl after almost four years New French immigration bill provokes backlash France is working on a new immigration law designed to streamline the asylum process. But aid workers fear the legislation could turn the country into a proper "expulsion machine," reports Lisa Louis from Paris. France to step up expulsions with new asylum laws France presents new immigration bill Emmanuel Macron vows not to allow Calais migrant camp repeat Refugees in France balk at pressure to move off streets Is Emmanuel Macron Europe's new Angela Merkel? Germany's empty refugee shelters: Sensible backup, or waste of money? Deportations illegal if torture likely, rules Germany's top court Italy's Five Star Movement feeds on voters' anger The Five Star protest party is riding high in the polls ahead of next week's election in Italy. Their anti-establishment, anti-immigrant message is resonating with frustrated Italians. Megan Williams reports from Rome. Italy's 5 Star Movement Racial motive suspected in Italy drive-by shooting Virginia Raggi could be the answer to Rome's mess Italy warns of 'influence campaigns' ahead of key elections Italy, the sick man of Europe? Italy deals blow to citizenship rights for migrants Silvio Berlusconi warns of migrant 'social bomb' in Italy Opinion Kenya Opinion: EAC leaders should mediate in Kenya's political impasse East African leaders are meeting in Uganda to discuss a range of issues including trade disputes. DW columnist Generali Ulimwengu thinks they should also discuss the deteriorating political crisis in Kenya.   © Deutsche Welle 2018