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Newsline 10.03.2018 | 17:15 UTC News Syrian government forces cut off eastern Ghouta's largest town Syrian forces have cut off Douma, the largest town in rebel-held eastern Ghouta, from the rest of the region. The military has captured over half of eastern Ghouta following a ferocious three-week assault. Hell on earth: Eastern Ghouta Syria: Fighting delays aid convoy UN accuses Syrian regime of planning next 'apocalypse' Aid convoy reaches besieged eastern Ghouta UN Security Council concerned as bombing continues in Syria UN calls on Russia to implement full 30-day ceasefire in eastern Ghouta UN says Syrian actions in eastern Ghouta may amount to crimes against humanity Syria: US accuses Russia of killing civilians in eastern Ghouta Which rebel groups are fighting in Syria's eastern Ghouta? Crisis in Syria's eastern Ghouta has 'intensified dramatically' Opinion: Hell on Earth rages in Syria's eastern Ghouta, while the world watches Two ultra-nationalist Buddhist monks in Myanmar return to preaching Both men have been accused of inciting violence against the country's Muslim minority. Myanmar's most prominent nationalist monk, Wirathu, was once dubbed the "Buddhist Bin Laden." Hate speech Myanmar monk banned from preaching by Buddhist council Violence in the name of Buddhism NRA sues Florida over new gun control law enacted after school shooting The National Rifle Association has sued to block a new gun control law in Florida just hours after Governor Rick Scott signed it. The pro-gun group said the law discriminates against young people, especially women. Florida House passes gun legislation 8 facts about gun control in the US Gun control: Florida lawmakers approve landmark bill Florida high school reopens after gun massacre Can a group of Florida high school students change America's cycle of gun violence? Armed officer at Florida high school resigns after failing to confront shooter Two German journalists arrested in Greece Two reporters working for German broadcaster ARD have been detained in Greece, reportedly for working without a permit. The journalists were arrested along a popular migrant route by the Turkish border. How effective is the EU-Turkey Deal? From Greece to Germany: Following the route of refugees via social media EU relocations: the good, the bad, and the ugly Greek president accuses Turkish authorities of smuggling refugees Hundreds protest along Greek-Turkish border to show support for refugees Greece issues formal complaint to EU and NATO over detention of soldiers in Turkey Greece: Refugees living in limbo Former US soldier storms California veterans' home, killing three and himself A former US serviceman held hostages and opened fire at a veterans' home where he had been treated for post-traumatic stress disorder. Police found him and his three captives dead after the standoff. More guns than people in the US Former US soldier helps traumatized veterans War's hidden legacy: PTSD 8 facts about gun control in the US Opinion: Mass shootings in US show a government's failure to protect its people Trump open to arming teachers after Florida high school shooting Florida school shooting leaves 17 dead Greece frees German journalists arrested near Turkish border Two German journalists who were arrested in Greece have been released. The pair, who were reporting on a group of migrants, had not been given permission to enter a restricted military area. Stranded refugees falling prey to human smugglers Greece issues formal complaint to EU and NATO over detention of soldiers in Turkey Turkey arrests Greek soldiers on espionage charges Greece rejects new extradition request for Turkish soldiers Two German journalists arrested in Greece In Greece, Turks tell of lives full of fear in Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Turkey Looking to the future: Strong women of the Greek refugee camps World Why children still beg on the streets of Kampala They are as young as 4 and Kampala's city authorities have said their numbers are rising. DW reporter Frank Yiga reports on why children end up on the streets of Uganda's capital. Street kids stick together in Kinshasa Hope for street children in Kenya Kinshasa's street kids at Berlin's Film Festival Hope for children scared by civil war in Liberia DRC: Capoeira lessons for street children 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