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Newsline 08.03.2018 | 17:15 UTC World International Women's Day: The news media has a woman problem Women make up over half the world's population, but you wouldn't know it from reading the news or watching TV. With women's voices put on mute, even at DW, the media can't claim to provide the whole picture. Berlin and beyond: Keep working, women Arab Spring revolutions don't reach women What it's like teaching women English in a German prison Exclusive Interview: Zimbabwe's new opposition leader Nelson Chamisa Zimbabwe's new opposition leader Nelson Chamisa is 40 years old and he intends to run against President Mnangagwa on a youth ticket. DW's Privilege Musvanhiri asked him how he plans to do lead the party. Exclusive Interview: Zimbabwe's new opposition leader Nelson Chamisa Zimbabwe's opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai 'has left big shoes to fill' Divisions threaten to split Zimbabwe's MDC party Zimbabwe: Succession wrangle at Morgan Tsvangirai's funeral Zimbabwe: President Emmerson Mnangagwa says elections to be held by July Emmerson Mnangagwa: the Crocodile who snapped back France's Macron seeks closer India ties amid global uncertainty Climate change, maritime security and nuclear cooperation will be key topics during French President Emmanuel Macron's maiden visit to New Delhi starting tomorrow. Murali Krishnan reports. India intensifies green energy push Why Narendra Modi hugs the rich and powerful India buys French combat jets Despite Trump climate turmoil, India's PM Modi reaffirms Paris pact during France visit India signs deal with France to buy Rafale jets Climate change increases suicide in India as crops fail, study says Are China and Russia challenging US military dominance? New France-India military aerospace joint venture New German government: What is at stake for the EU? Climate change - India battles to balance economy and environment US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson: Ethiopia needs 'greater freedom' During a visit to Ethiopia, Rex Tillerson has said the answer to violence in the East African country was greater freedom, and that the country should lift its state of emergency as quickly as possible. Chinese companies in Africa Ethiopia searches for renewal after Hailemariam Desalegn's resignation Donald Trump denies slur against migrants from 's***hole' countries Ethiopia under state of emergency following prime minister's resignation Not just for the boys! Women and girls embrace science in Kenya Many people still think that science and maths are subjects for men and boys. In Kenya that has certainly been the case, but now things are changing with a new initiative designed to encourage girls to take up science. Using science to boost food security Teaching girls to code The 77 Percent: Young girls and science Science and technology revolution in Africa African sci-tech revolution? Pulse: Young African minds, big innovative ideas From brain drain to brain regain. Two African scientists on the road back home Looking for the new Einstein in Africa Africa innovation prize winners tackle continent's challenges News Turkey captures strategic town in Syria's Afrin region Marking a major setback for Kurdish forces, Turkey has gained control of one of Afrin's largest settlements. Human rights groups have urged parties to stop indiscriminate attacks, warning of "numerous civilian deaths." Turkey's military offensive against Kurdish-held Afrin: What you need to know Opinion: The twisted logic of the war in Syria Turkey warns that any allies of Kurdish fighters constitute 'legitimate target' With Turkey's offensive into Afrin, Erdogan is seeking to kill two birds with one stone Turkey launches offensive against Kurdish-held Afrin in Syria US tells Turkey to show 'restraint' with Syria Kurds Syrian Democratic Forces liberate Raqqa from 'Islamic State' UK must give 'realistic solution' to Ireland border issue, says EU's Donald Tusk The European Council president has warned the UK against destabilizing the peace process in Ireland. If London fails to provide a "realistic solution" to the border question, Brexit talks will likely flounder, he said. Trade after Brexit will be 'complicated and costly' says Tusk Brexit Border Blockade EU warns of post-Brexit trade 'frictions,' rejects UK ambitions for unique trade deal Irish PM rejects Theresa May's proposal of Canada-like border Brexit: Theresa May calls for unprecedented UK-EU economic partnership EU's Donald Tusk challenges Theresa May to devise her own Brexit plan Brexit Diaries 20: Theresa May has to square the Irish circle The Irish border — what you need to know Ireland's Brexit border: The devil is in the detail 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