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Newsline 20.03.2018 | 17:15 UTC News Cambridge Analytica: Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg summoned to UK parliament in data misuse case The Facebook boss has been called by a British parliamentary committee to personally answer questions related to the use of data by Cambridge Analytica. Zuckerberg has also received an invite from the EU parliament. Facebook to investigate data abuse Made in Germany - Fake news and the damage it causes Cambridge Analytica: UK regulator seeks search warrant EU: Twitter, Facebook still in violation of the bloc's consumer law EU, US lawmakers scold Facebook, Trump-linked Cambridge Analytica Inventor of internet: 'Regulate social media companies!' Mark Zuckerberg makes 'fixing' Facebook a personal goal for 2018 Texas bombings: San Antonio FedEx blast linked to string of parcel explosions The FBI is investigating whether the explosion near San Antonio in Texas is linked to four other bombings in Austin this month. Officials believe the first four explosive devices were the work of a serial bomber. Texas police believe deadly parcel bombings are linked Can a group of Florida high school students change America's cycle of gun violence? EU sets election date for downsized European Parliament European affairs ministers have agreed on May 26 for the next European Parliament elections, bringing the date forward two weeks. With the exit of Britain from the bloc, the assembly is to shrink. Why are Europeans turning to far-right parties? EU Youth Parliament: Being heard for the first time Brexit Diaries 31: See you later! World Trade African Union's plans for free trade divide Africa The African Union wants to introduce free trade in Africa. Some countries, like economic powerhouse Nigeria, do not share the enthusiasm for what the AU believes to be the solution for the continent's economic ills. Open borders for Africa: an idealistic project with many barriers Trade, security and anti-corruption top AU agenda Africa's untapped free trade potential Spurring Africa's industrialization Implementation key to 'Cape to Cairo' free trade zone pact Opinion: China's Xi Jinping — the man who decides the fate of billions China made a series of historic decisions at its 13th National People's Congress in Beijing. Not only will President Xi Jinping be able to rule indefinitely, he is more powerful than ever, says DW's Philipp Bilsky. How open is China's open-door policy? Beijing residents react to Xi Jinping's nationalist NPC speech Xi Jinping lays out vision for China in nationalistic speech to parliament China's Congress names key economic and defense officials in Cabinet reshuffle China's Congress reappoints Premier Li Keqiang and names new anti-graft watchdog China's National People's Congress gives President Xi Jinping second five-year term China scraps presidential term limit, enabling Xi Jinping to rule indefinitely Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman 'can end Yemen conflict' The West must use its diplomatic leverage to ensure the Saudis bring the Yemen conflict to an end, Keith Vaz, British MP and chairman of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Yemen, told DW. Middle East tensions: A new war? Saudi Arabia signs warplane deal with UK during crown prince visit Yemen faces 'catastrophic' conditions, says UN Saudi Arabia minister tells Germany it will find weapons elsewhere Top UN mediator for Yemen steps down War in Yemen: 'The world isn't paying enough attention' Donald Trump waives Iran nuclear sanctions for third time, warns he won't do it again Business Online shopping — being good is no longer enough Giants like Amazon, Otto and Zalando are setting the pace when it comes to online shopping. They are also pushing ahead with aggressive strategies and ever higher standards. How can smaller shops survive in this climate? Standing up to the online giants Why is online giant Amazon now building brick-and-mortar stores? Amazon faces 'Black Friday' strikes in Germany, Italy Amazon in German court battle over search results Online shopping on the rise in Germany Amazon to create more jobs in Europe Alibaba goes offline with stake in brick-and-mortar retailer   © Deutsche Welle 2018