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Newsline 28.02.2018 | 17:15 UTC News Germany admits Russian hackers infiltrated Foreign and Defense ministries German security services have admitted they uncovered a Russian cyberattack on the Foreign and Defense ministries in December. Sources say the malware had been planted up to a year earlier. Dutch royal family: Court grants illegitimate son royal title A Dutch prince has long claimed that he had a deal with his former lover not to allow their son royal status. But a court has struck down his argument and granted the 21-year-old a royal title. The Netherlands celebrate King's Day British royal family announces second wedding for 2018 Dutch King Willem-Alexander discusses role as co-pilot for major airline Murdered Slovak journalist's final report details links between Mafia, government The article journalist Jan Kuciak was investigating before his murder has been published by his news outlet. It alleges that men wanted on Mafia-related charges in Italy were making deals with some of Slovakia's elite. Slovak police suspect journalist killed for his work Investigative journalist Jan Kuciak killed in Slovakia Slain Slovak journalist was targeted by Italian mafia, says colleague Malta journalist murder trial leans on phone data Malta media murder trial reopens after false starts Ghana backs Germany for UN Security Council seat during Berlin talks Germany and Ghana are to work together on issues including economic cooperation and migration. President Nana Akufo-Addo will also back Germany's bid for a permanent place on the UN Security Council. Sold as a slave Living Planet: Ghana's gold dilemma Germany seeks UN Security Council seat again Germany marks 60 years of Ghana relations Ghana: President vows to step up fight against youth unemployment Ghana's environment hit hard by rampant gold mining - but there's hope on the horizon Will Ghana lead Anglophone West Africa to a single currency? World Artist Fahmi Reza: 'Malaysian politics is a circus full of clowns' A clown face caricature of Malaysian PM Najib has landed its creator, Fahmi Reza, in hot water. The artist tells DW why protest art has been steadily gaining traction among Malaysians weary of an unchecked executive. Malaysian startups full of energy Founders Valley - Malaysia Malaysia elections - undecided? spoil your vote Report: Malaysia premier spent $15 million on luxury items using state-fund money Malaysia nixes beer festival after Islamist protest Swiss prosecutor asks Malaysia to help investigate 1MDB fund irregularities Malaysia holds competition for best 'gay prevention' video Malaysia opposition files corruption lawsuit against PM Malaysia criminalizes child grooming, not child marriage A woman's fight to embolden Malaysia's voiceless Lucy vs. Adam and Eve: The theory of evolution in Africa Did God create mankind, or did we evolve from apes? Many Africans find it difficult to reconcile the theory of evolution with their faith. But what do theologians think? Dinknesh - a peek into the history of humankind Who was Dinknesh or Lucy? African Roots: Tracing Africa's historical figures Dinknesh - a peek into the history of humankind Israeli fossil shows humans left Africa thousands of years earlier than thought Stealthy sleuths: Lithuania calls for 'cyber Schengen' zone Coming soon to a cyber attack near you: an EU rapid-response team led by Lithuania, able to leap national borders in a single bound. Criminals do it, so why not the good guys? Teri Schultz reports. Cyber warfare is on the rise Germany admits Russian hackers infiltrated Foreign and Defense ministries NATO in Europe needs 'military Schengen' to rival Russian mobility Twenty-five EU states sign PESCO defense pact EU's new defense union must not undermine NATO, warns Stoltenberg Ukraine: Russian security services behind cyberattack Baltics battle Russia in online disinformation war Lithuanian authorities launch investigation into fake German rape story Why the 'fake rape' story against German NATO forces fell flat in Lithuania NATO moves to apply armed conflict law to cyber warfare   © Deutsche Welle 2018