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Newsline 12.03.2018 | 17:15 UTC News UK expected to impose sanctions on Russia for ex-spy attack The UK is expected to formally blame Moscow for poisoning a former Russian agent on British soil, according to newspaper reports. Prime Minister Theresa May will chair a National Security Council meeting on the incident. Russian ex-spy hospitalized in UK in critical condition British diners may have been exposed to nerve agent attack Britain warns Kremlin over suspected poisoning of ex-spy Spy assassinations: The top five deadly poisons Russian ex-spy poisoning: British diners told to wash possessions UK deploys soldiers to Salisbury in Russian ex-spy probe UK promises retaliation for 'brazen' chemical attack on Russian ex-spy Russia denies knowledge of Sergei Skripal poisoning in Salisbury Outrage in Britain as Russian ex-spy fights for his life UK says it is too early to pin blame in Skripal poisoning Dutch government slams intended ING pay raise A salary doubling wanted by the Dutch bank ING for its top manager has again been slammed by the Netherland's government. Finance Minister Wopke Hoekstra says ING's board should "reconsider this proposal." VW caps manager salaries after return to profit Opinion: Nonstop bailouts lead to complacency EU finance ministers agree to common bank bailout rules Taxpayer bailouts: a thing of the past? UNICEF: Child deaths rise sharply in Syria Syria faces a "merciless war against children," with more children killed in 2017 than ever before, according to a UNICEF report. Hundreds of children have also been forced to take part in the fighting. Syrian forces advance on Eastern Ghouta Aid groups help children deal with trauma through art Generation trauma - the children born during the Syrian civil war Syrian forces continue eastern Ghouta assault after cutting off enclave's main town Refugee children making a new life in Germany UNICEF: 2016 was the worst year yet for children in Syria Germany's Merkel to press Ukraine peace talks after Russian election Chancellor Angela Merkel wants a renewed push for peace in Ukraine as conflicting sides fail to live up to the Minsk agreements. The optimistic tone comes as the EU renewed sanctions on Russia over Ukraine. Can UN mission bring peace in Eastern Ukraine? Interview with OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine US approves sale of anti-tank missiles to Ukraine Putin's certain victory: What you need to know about the Russian presidential election Germany calls for UN peacekeepers mandate in Ukraine by March Ukraine's Poroshenko has a transparency problem in Germany German-Russian trade picking up sharply Ukraine: The forgotten victims of Donbass Russia-Ukraine gas dispute: Is Europe under threat? World US-Africa relations Rex Tillerson ends Africa trip with focus on security After meetings with the AU in Ethiopia and diplomatic meetings in Kenya, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson ended his Africa trip in Chad and Nigeria where counter terrorism topped the agenda. Nigerian family grieves over abducted schoolgirl US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson: Ethiopia needs 'greater freedom' US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson expected to mend fences during his Africa visit US military engagement in Niger and Africa: 3 things to know Are Nigerian authorities withholding information on missing Dapchi schoolgirls? Nigeria fails to protect schools from Boko Haram's attacks Trump's protectionist policies shake India's IT industry The Trump administration's protectionist measures have unsettled the plans of many Indian IT professionals, who previously aimed at working in the US due to the prospect of higher income and elevated social status. Suicides highlight plight of IT workers in India How one startup is tackling India's farmer suicides India bets big on solar power Cauvery — a thinning river widening the rift between two Indian states Sridevi Kapoor's death: 'Insensitive' and 'voyeuristic' media coverage slammed Indira Canteens — the challenge of feeding India's urban poor Will India become a Hyperloop pioneer? Infosys to hire in the US amid Trump H1-B visa review Problems beset India's startup landscape Business Perspectives Opinion: The end of competition in the energy market German energy giants RWE and E.ON want to reposition themselves and are planning a radical change. It's a necessary development but will come at the expense of both workers and consumers, says DW's Andreas Becker. EU, Germany forge deal on energy price breaks for business Uniper shares get off to volatile market debut German utilities E.ON, RWE in energy market shake-up Opinion: RWE is an energy bad bank Poor energy trading spoils RWE results Finland's Fortum edges closer to takeover of Germany's Uniper High electricity prices hit German firms 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