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Newsline 21.03.2018 | 17:15 UTC Germany Angela Merkel stresses migrants, Islam in first Bundestag address of new government In the first major speech of her new term, German Chancellor Angela Merkel struck a conciliatory tone on immigration while offering an inclusive message on Islam. "Germany can do it," she said, and "we are all Germany." Merkel on refugees: 'We accepted them as human beings' Migration crisis was 'unparalleled challenge' Merkel: 'Islam is a part of Germany' Angela Merkel elected to fourth term as German chancellor Opinion: No more keeping on keeping on! German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer: 'Islam doesn't belong to Germany' Brexit: EU insists on open border in Ireland, say Angela Merkel and Leo Varadkar As Angela Merkel embarks on fourth term as chancellor, what's new? Germany's coalition agreement: What's in it? Germany's future interior minister Horst Seehofer vows to increase deportations World Cameroon's Pentecostal churches under fire There are calls for the Cameroon government to shut down some of the country's Pentecostal churches. This is based on reports of a pastor who stole from his congregation and another who allegedly impregnated seven women. World in Progress: Pentecostal churches boom in Zimbabwe Cameroon's private media defy ban on political debate Berliners mourn death of African priest Alain-Florent Gandoulou 'Risk of violence spiraling' in Cameroon after attack on police German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier to visit India German President Steinmeier's upcoming India visit is expected to boost economic cooperation between the two countries. Post Brexit, India's reliance on France and Germany has been increasing. Murali Krishnan reports. India and Germany strengthen trade ties India bets big on solar power Emmanuel Macron wants France to replace Britain as India's 'gateway to Europe' Indian PM Modi tells Merkel India and Germany 'made for one another' Will Modi's Germany trip give thrust to free trade? Can biodynamic farming solve India's agricultural woes? Indian and German startups to hook up through exchange program Indo-German ties and India's independence Steinmeier Wraps Up India Trip Ethiopia's uncertain political future Ethiopia's ruling party, EPRDF, has convened a meeting to choose the country's next prime minister. But debate is also focused on how to deal with the worsening political crisis. Will K-Pop diplomacy ease tension ahead of Korea talks? North Korea has agreed to a pop concert with South Korean performers in Pyongyang ahead of bilateral talks. Can an exchange of culture and music smooth the way for tougher discussions? Julian Ryall reports. North Korea – ready to talk about nuclear disarmament WorldLink: Uniting Koreas with music South Korea sees 'groundbreaking' chance in talks with North South Korea to send special envoys to North for talks South Korea: 'Too early to be optimistic' on North Japanese PM Shinzo Abe warns North Korea talks could be ploy North Korea stays silent on Donald Trump meeting with Kim Jong Un Opinion: A showdown of the alpha males Will North Korea's Kim meet with Japanese PM Abe? News France drafts sexual violence, abuse and harassment prevention bill French Gender Equality Minister Marlene Schiappa has presented a bill to combat sexual violence and harassment. The legislation includes groundbreaking changes to laws regarding the age of consent and street harassment. Catherine Deneuve denounces #MeToo 'puritanism' France: Initiative to address violence against women Macron's gender balanced cabinet Opinion: Go ahead, blame the victims Ten years of online harassment - documented Opinion: Tougher enforcement needed – not tougher laws How people are saying #MeToo around the world How do you fight back against online harassment in Germany? Opinion: Harvey Weinstein's Hollywood is everywhere Sexual harassment: France plans on-the-spot fines Controversial British photographer David Hamilton found dead Opinion: Why 2018 is the year of the woman France to present first statutory rape law Catherine Deneuve's attack on #MeToo sparks fury Catherine Deneuve and 100 French women denounce #MeToo 'puritanism' My DW German military investigates drill instructors for overexerting new recruits The Bundeswehr has accused drill instructors at a barracks in southern Germany of intentionally overexerting new recruits. Six recruits broke down during a running exercise in January, including one who was hospitalized. The German Military - Filling the Ranks German soldier charged with plotting to kill politicians while posing as refugee German military investigating right-wing extremism within its ranks Abuse scandal at German military training center Bundeswehr admits failures following deadly training march   © Deutsche Welle 2018