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Newsline 02.03.2018 | 17:15 UTC News Brexit Brexit: Theresa May calls for unprecedented UK-EU economic partnership British Prime Minister Theresa May has tried to breathe new life into the Brexit negotiations. The European Union has blamed British officials in recent weeks for a lack of progress during the talks. Theresa May: 'I want the broadest and deepest possible partnership' Theresa May: Draft Brexit treaty would 'threaten' UK's integrity Donald Tusk: 'Cake philosophy is still alive' EU's Donald Tusk challenges Theresa May to devise her own Brexit plan EU's Tusk says UK Brexit plans 'based on pure illusion' Scotland, Wales defy London with laws to keep powers after Brexit Brexit Diaries 20: Theresa May has to square the Irish circle Progress in Brexit talks, but Britain still divided Ireland's Brexit border: The devil is in the detail Scotland delays independence vote until after Brexit talks Brexit Diaries 29: Cake philosophy and a 'Mad Max' Brexit EU's Michel Barnier reveals draft Brexit treaty Brexit: EU warns Britain of 'unavoidable' trade barriers if it leaves customs union Brexit: Why people are increasingly talking about the 'Norway model' Turkey arrests Greek soldiers on espionage charges A Turkish court has ordered two Greek soldiers to be held on charges of 'military espionage.' The soldiers claim they lost their way in bad weather before being apprehended by a Turkish border patrol. Landmark Erdogan visit to Greece gets off to rocky start Turkish President Recep Erdogan's Greece visit quickly descends into verbal sparring Turkish military officers in Greece: "I don't think extradition is on the table" Chinese authorities detain relatives of Radio Free Asia's Uighur reporters Relatives of five reporters for Radio Free Asia's Uighur service have been detained in China's Xinjiang region. RFA said families were targeted in retaliation for its coverage of Beijing's crackdown on ethnic Uighurs. eople and Politics # Violence in North-Western China – Why Uighurs Exiled in Germany are Worried # 10.07.2009 China's Xinjiang Muslims 'require DNA samples' for travel documents Why China's Uighurs are joining jihadists in Afghanistan China limits beards, veils in Muslim region China adopts new anti-terrorism law despite international criticism Targeting of Islamic customs reflects 'misdiagnosis' of Uighur discontent The New Censorship Hello, Big Brother: How China controls its citizens through social media World Sridevi Kapoor's death: 'Insensitive' and 'voyeuristic' media coverage slammed It was an unmissable incident for Indian media when Bollywood superstar Sridevi Kapoor passed away in a hotel in Dubai this week. Still, the graphic and relentless news coverage has sparked outrage from several corners. Fans say farewell to Bollywood actress Sridevi Kapoor Bollywood superstar Sridevi Kapoor 'drowned in bathtub' Bollywood's legendary leading lady Sridevi Kapoor dies of heart attack at age of 54 India bids farewell to Bollywood legend Sridevi Kapoor Opinion: Banning second-hand imports doesn't solve East Africa's clothes problem Banning the import of second-hand clothes is not the answer to reviving East Africa's textile industry. But the deal to phase out the imports also hands another political score to the US, writes DW's Isaac Mugabi. Doing Your Bit: Nigeria's carrier bag fashionistas Khumbula – Dandyness with a political message East Africa pushes second-hand clothing ban African textile industry on hold Cameroon basks in cheap second hand clothes EU-Philippines economic cooperation — what about rights violations? The EU and the Philippines have signed a multimillion dollar economic cooperation deal. But should the EU be assisting a country whose government is allegedly involved in massive rights abuses? Ana P. Santos reports. Philippines: Addicts and Withdrawal Will divorce finally be legalized in Philippines? Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte rejects crimes against humanity probe into 'drug war' Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte threatens to eject EU ambassadors President Rodrigo Duterte orders police to rejoin Philippines' war on drugs No drug-related extrajudicial killings in the Philippines? Environment Air pollution Environmental groups hit back as German coal companies try to sue EU German coal companies recently filed a lawsuit against the European Commission to overturn stricter emission rules. Now, environmental organizations have applied to join the case to defend air pollution standards. EU warns Germany on air pollution Diesel car sales tanking in Germany Environmental Action Germany: scourge of German carmakers Angela Merkel's new coalition 'won't address lobbying in Germany' The battle for villages and forests in Germany's coal country Germany's air pollution: Clean up or pay up? Air pollution kills half a million people in Europe, EU agency reports How far is Germany from a complete coal exit?   © Deutsche Welle 2018