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Newsline 01.03.2018 | 17:15 UTC News Hack of German government network 'ongoing' German authorities allowed hackers "controlled" access to a government network in an attempt to track the culprits. But politicians are upset they find out about the intrusion from the media. German government seeks hack origin Hackers attack German government: DW's Fabian von der Mark Hacking Germany Germany admits hackers infiltrated federal ministries, Russian group suspected Does technology threaten democracy? Göring-Eckardt: Border security is not the problem Russian hackers suspected in cyberattack on German parliament Hackers lurking, parliamentarians told Computer service used by Clinton campaign breached in hack Hacking for the government: Germany opens ZITiS cyber surveillance agency EU lawmakers support Article 7 action against Poland The European Parliament has backed a plan for unprecedented punitive action against Poland for undermining the rule of law with a series of judicial reforms. Poland could, theoretically, lose EU voting rights. EU takes disciplinary steps against Poland Mateusz Morawiecki on Conflict Zone Poland and Hungary condemn EU migration policy When can the European Commission trigger Article 7? European Commission triggers Article 7 against Poland Polish parliament approves judiciary overhaul despite EU criticism What is Article 7 of the EU Treaty? Poland: Head of judiciary watchdog resigns in protest Poland and the EU... It's complicated Opinion: Poland will be the EU's biggest challenge in 2018 Hungary will block punitive EU action on Poland France: Marine Le Pen charged for posting images of Islamic State atrocities Le Pen published the photos in response to a journalist who had compared the far right to jihadi militants. The Front National politician faces up to three years in prison if found guilty. France's far-right Marine Le Pen accuses HSBC and SocGen banks of 'fatwa' European Parliament lifts National Front leader Marine Le Pen's immunity in defamation case National Front seeks to exploit poverty in Provence Centrist Macron victorious in French presidential election Journalist James Foley's parents pay tribute to son EU Parliament lost 5 million euros in Le Pen alleged jobs fraud, legal source says Slovak police detain suspects named by journalist Jan Kuciak Several people named in murdered Slovak journalist Jan Kuciak's final article have been detained by police. Kuciak's investigative article alleged links between the Slovak government and the Italian Mafia. Slovak officials resign after journalist's death The Jan Kuciak case: Journalist Drew Sullivan speaks to DW Slain Slovak journalist was targeted by Italian mafia, says colleague Ukraine: "Democracy is not a free gift" Opinion: Hunting the corruption hunters in Ukraine Opinion: More respect in the media for people who think differently Investigative journalist Jan Kuciak killed in Slovakia Opinion: Deniz Yücel's release is no reason for complacency Murdered Slovak journalist's final report details links between Mafia, government Vladimir Putin: Russia must halve poverty rate The Russian president has used his state of nation address to focus on living standards and announce that Russia has new missiles no other country has. Putin is seeking a fourth term in the upcoming elections. The Russian Opposition Opinion: In Russia's election, words count more than action Russia election: Who are Vladimir Putin's challengers? Opinion: Putin is here to stay, as are tensions with the West European politicians got millions to lobby for pro-Russian government in Ukraine Opinion: Easy game for Vladimir Putin Russia uses viral videos to counter election boycott campaign World Africa Turkey's Erdogan seeks more influence in Africa Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is on tour in Africa again. It is no longer about economic cooperation only. Turkey could also be much involved in the issue of security in the future. Turkey seeks greater role in Africa Erdogan's bid to close Gulen schools in Africa opposed Turkey to expand business ties with Africa Turkey targets Gulen schools in Africa Gulen schools in Ethiopia sold Germany German parliament: What can investigative committees do? They aren't known for their expedience, but Bundestag inquiries remain one of the most important tools for regulating the German government and federal agencies — and making the results public. DW examines how they work. Percentage of women in German parliament drops NSA inquiry committee a 'big success' NSU inquiry report released NSA spying scandal committee presents controversial final report NSU: State parliament votes to compensate victims' families of neo-Nazi terror The far-right AfD in the Bundestag: What you need to know What is the role of Germany's parliamentary opposition? Germany's new Bundestag: Who is who in parliament? Germany launches new investigation into Berlin Christmas market attack failures   © Deutsche Welle 2018