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Newsline 24.03.2018 | 17:15 UTC News German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier lauds economic ties with India German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has held talks with Indian officials, including Narendra Modi, on the third day of his India tour. Steinmeier will focus the rest of his visit on deepening Indo-German trade ties. Frank-Walter Steinmeier spreads message of peace in India India's trash problem Interview: The new energy era "Make in India" - Can the Country Keeps its Promises? Indian firms do good business in Germany Indo-German ties and India's independence Op-ed: Make in India and do it right German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier to visit India Will Modi's Germany trip give thrust to free trade? EU, IMF and WTO warn US President Donald Trump: trade wars are 'easy to lose' Opinion: BRICS - A club of faded hopes Climate change - India battles to balance economy and environment Smart tech propels Germany's switch to renewables Macron and Modi kick-start International Solar Alliance Daimler buses to conquer Indian roads by 2020 Egypt: Alexandria's security chief survives car bombing The explosion took place as the convoy of Alexandria's security chief, General Mostafa al-Nimr, passed by. At least one policeman was killed and four others were injured in the bombing. Orthodox Christians mark Christmas Egypt declares three-month state of emergency after Palm Sunday attacks on Coptic Christian churches Egypt launches new operation against 'Islamic State' Could Saudi Arabia's nuclear ambitions shake up the Middle East? Egypt's Abdel Fattah el-Sissi faces surprise challenger in March election French 'hero' policeman who took place of hostage dies of gunshot wounds An officer who was wounded after changing places with a hostage during a supermarket siege in southwestern France has died. The death toll is now four in what President Macron called an "Islamist terrorist attack." Suspect in French terror attack killed by police French police kill perpetrator in supermarket hostage event Two years after Bataclan terrorist attacks France 'must forget' US-led coalition in Syria attacks pro-Assad fighters, 100 dead Australian cowboys, farmers rally against coal and gas mining Thousands of Australians, including farmers on horseback, have marched through Sydney, calling for an end to coal mining and a focus on renewable energy. The rally participants say mining projects damage productive land. Journal Reporter - Great Barrier Reef Threatened by Coal Mining Environmentalists vow to fight Carmichael coal mine in Australia Australia launches overdue shift to solar India's Adani signs off on controversial Australia coal mine Drunken pilot leaves 106 Lisbon-bound passengers stranded in Stuttgart A Portugalia airlines flight from Stuttgart to Lisbon was cancelled after the co-pilot was found to be drunk and arrested. The 106 passengers have been told they will have to wait two days for the next available flight. Travel tips for Baden-Württemberg Lisbon cracks down on TAP airline strike City of Stuttgart: A city with a star World Margaret Ekpo, pioneering feminism in Nigeria She was strong. She was outspoken. She didn't just open doors for women, she kicked them down. The Nigerian women's rights activist and politician, Margaret Ekpo, helped change the face of politics in Nigeria. Margaret Ekpo - pioneering feminism in Nigeria Shooter training in Denver: 'Run, hide, fight' In the wake of the Florida school shooting, companies across the country that offer shooter training courses saw a spike in their bookings. But how effective can they be? Jurriaan van Eerten went along to one in Denver. US teacher accidentally discharges gun in class European gun-makers flood the US with firearms NRA sues Florida over new gun control law enacted after school shooting Can a group of Florida high school students change America's cycle of gun violence? Florida students call for gun control: 'Without action, children die'   © Deutsche Welle 2018