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Newsline 05.03.2018 | 17:15 UTC World Matteo Salvini: Italy's far-right success story The Lega Nord chief has said he has a "right" to govern after winning 17 percent of the vote in national elections. DW looks at the man who unseated the twenty-year leader of Italy's far-right party. Populists on the rise in Italy Italy election to result in hung parliament Italy heads to the polls in fractious election Luigi Di Maio: The populist leader eyeing victory in Rome Violent protests erupt in Naples amid visit by Northern League leader Italy: Crisis? What crisis? Italy warns of 'influence campaigns' ahead of key elections Silvio Berlusconi's party unveils election plan, vows tax cuts Italian politician Attilio Fontana 'white race' comment causes furor Founder of Italy's Northern League, Umberto Bossi, jailed for fraud Uighur journalist Gulchehra Hoja: 'I have my own sad story to tell' DW spoke to Uighur journalist Gulchehra Hoja who, along with some of her colleagues, accuses the Chinese authorities of arresting her family members as retribution for her reports about the plight of the Uighurs. Chinese authorities detain relatives of Radio Free Asia's Uighur reporters China limits beards, veils in Muslim region Why China's Uighurs are joining jihadists in Afghanistan Xinjiang: Restrictions on religion may lead to 'Uighur radicalization' Targeting of Islamic customs reflects 'misdiagnosis' of Uighur discontent German award for Ilham Tohti sheds light on China's Uighur abuse WUC: China's Xinjiang policy 'backfiring' Eastern Ghouta: Who's to blame for the mayhem? Aid supplies have reached Eastern Ghouta, but the suffering continues. Anchal Vohra spoke to residents in rebel and regime-held areas and found the neighbors bitterly divided over who is responsible for the bloodshed. Bassam Bakri, Syrian anesthesiologist UN says Syrian actions in Eastern Ghouta may amount to crimes against humanity Syria: First aid convoys reach Eastern Ghouta Which rebel groups are fighting in Syria's eastern Ghouta? Opinion: Hell on Earth rages in Syria's eastern Ghouta, while the world watches Syria blame game intensifies over stalled Ghouta truce Krishna Kumari — From bonded laborer to Pakistan's first lower caste Hindu senator Krishna Kumari became Pakistan's first Hindu-Dalit senator after she was elected to the upper house of parliament Saturday. In an interview with DW, Kumari talks about the plight of religious minorities in Pakistan. 'Holi' in Pakistan: celebrating to honor spring and harmony Christians living in fear in Pakistan #MeToo movement in Pakistan: 'We've had enough' Pakistani ruling party gains control of senate Ahead of elections, Pakistan heads toward more political chaos Benazir Bhutto: Former Pakistani PM 'was highly undemocratic' Pakistan: One step forward, two steps back Uproar in Pakistan over 'torture and sexual abuse' of Christian youths Hindus leave Pakistan for India amid claims of persecution Jan Kuciak murder: Slovakia shaken to the core after 'mafia structures' revealed A journalist's murder has triggered a crisis of identity and trust in Slovakia. Even the president isn't sure anymore if his country follows the rule of law or the laws of the mafia, Keno Verseck reports from Bratislava. The Jan Kuciak case: Journalist Drew Sullivan speaks to DW Slovak officials resign after journalist's death Slovak president urges sweeping changes over journalist Jan Kuciak's murder Slain Slovak journalist was targeted by Italian mafia, says colleague Slovak journalist Jan Kuciak's murder sparks EU reactions 2017: Grim year for free speech and media freedom Reporters Without Borders: 65 journalists killed worldwide in 2017 News Turkey asks Germany to extradite Syrian Kurdish leader Salih Muslim The Syrian Kurdish politician, who faces terrorism charges in Turkey, was spotted at a pro-Kurdish demonstration in Berlin. Days earlier, he had been briefly detained in the Czech Republic on Turkey's request. 'The Day' Salih Muslim Interview Gabriel: Yücel release a 'good signal' Germany, Turkey try to repair ties after increasing tensions Czech court releases Syrian Kurdish leader wanted on Turkish warrant Turkish embassy in Berlin attacked, vandalized Turkey's Mevlut Cavusoglu urges 'fresh start' with Germany 'Turkish dictator' Erdogan banana picture causes rumpus at German art fair Syrian Kurdish leader Salih Muslim arrested in Prague on Turkey's request Journalist Deniz Yücel returns to Germany after release from Turkish prison A timeline of the year Deniz Yücel spent in Erdogan's prisons in Turkey Are there signs of a thaw in icy Germany-Turkey relations? Turkey airstrikes in Afrin kill dozens of Syrian loyalists Environment forests Corruption fueling deforestation in Cambodia Cambodia's forests are being felled at a shocking rate, as poachers and corrupt officials profit from the black market trade in rare wood species, which is being exported to Vietnam — and beyond. The difficult task of tracking deadly wood The financial system killing environmental activists Superyacht built using illegal timber Germany's wood detectives How Buddhist monks are battling deforestation in Cambodia Cambodian activist slashed with machete in her sleep Cell phones combat illegal logging Newsletters & Co. Enter our travel video competition! Did you shoot brilliant pictures of the world's most beautiful places on your last vacation? Then send us your video and win a DW travel backpack and DW rain jacket!   © Deutsche Welle 2018