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Newsline 26.03.2018 | 16:15 UTC News Germany, other countries expel Russian diplomats over Skripal poisoning The German Foreign Ministry has said that it will dismiss four Moscow diplomats over the alleged poisoning of a former Russian spy. Several western countries have announced similar moves against the Kremlin. Nerve agent Novichok links Russia to Skripal poisoning Salisbury spy poisoning: Vladimir Putin rejects claims as 'nonsense' Germany rules out Russia World Cup boycott over nerve agent attack Blaming Russia for nerve agent attack, EU to recall ambassador to Moscow Moscow slams Boris Johnson for comparing Russia's World Cup to Nazi Olympics Russia will expel British diplomats in tit-for-tat move: Lavrov Boris Johnson: Russia's position in Skripal case is 'increasingly bizarre' "Evidence for culpability points to the Russian state" Spy assassinations: The top 5 deadly poisons Russia to expel 23 British diplomats in spy-poisoning row UK-Russia relations: Crisis or melodrama? Israeli-Palestinian peace process: 'Don't tear down bridges,' Heiko Maas warns German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas has reiterated Germany's commitment to a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. During a visit to the region, he urged the Palestinians "not to tear down bridges." Maas: 'It is our responsibilty to battle anti-Semitism and racism' US recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's capital German-Israeli relations: What you need to know Palestinian leader Abbas calls for Middle East peace conference, sidelining US role Germany's Heiko Maas begins Israel trip by visiting Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial Heiko Maas: Who is Germany's new foreign minister? New Foreign Minister Heiko Maas pledges Germany will not 'duck away' from global responsibilities Heiko Maas embarks on a tricky trip to Israel Remington, maker of Sandy Hook AR-15, files for bankruptcy The US gunmaker Remington has filed for bankruptcy protection after years of falling sales. The company makes the Bushmaster AR-15 rifle used in a 2012 mass shooting that left 20 first-graders and six educators dead. Hundreds of thousands decry US gun violence Assault rifle maker in Connecticut school massacre seeks lawsuit's dismissal Can a group of Florida high school students change America's cycle of gun violence? European gunmakers flood the US with firearms Trump open to arming teachers after Florida high school shooting US gun control: Congress returns under pressure to act 8 facts about gun control in the US Yemen Houthi rebels rally against Saudi bombing in Sanaa Supporters of Houthi rebels staged a massive rally in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, to mark the third anniversary of the Saudi-led bombing campaign. The rebels said the missiles they fired at Riyadh were a "message." What is happening in Yemen? Saudi Arabia intercepts ballistic missile over Riyadh Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman 'can end Yemen conflict' Yemen faces 'catastrophic' conditions, says UN India's Narendra Modi in hot water over alleged app data-sharing A row has broken out in India between Modi's BJP party and the opposition INC over the prime minister's alleged misuse of data. An anonymous hacker claims Modi's official app shared users' data without consent. Are biometrics as secure as passwords? German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier celebrates diversity in India Who is Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg? India's privacy ruling casts dark shadow over Aadhaar ID scheme British authorities raid Cambridge Analytica offices in London Business US grants Seoul metals tariff exemption South Korea has been granted an indefinite exemption from metals tariffs, helping reduce fears the US may be moving toward all out trade war. Markets were also up on news the US and China are in trade talks. Calling for "reciprocal" trade, Trump rolls out China tariffs, exempts EU South Korea fights back in looming trade war with US Vice Premier Liu He says China ready to 'defend itself' against US tariffs Washington issues a 'pause' on steel and aluminum tariffs for EU, says US official Trump's 24 hours in South Korea - North Korea, trade high on agenda US 'America First' tariffs on washing machines and solar panels anger China, South Korea Southeast Asian nations defy Donald Trump's trade protectionism World Sierra Leone: Temporary ban on run-off election lifted The country's run-off election is set to take place as scheduled after the High Court lifted an interim injunction. But there are concerns that events the of the past few days may impact voter turnout. Sierra Leone: Exclusive interview with presidential candidate Julius Maada Bio Sierra Leone heads into hotly contested elections Sierra Leone presidential poll set for Julius Maada Bio and Samura Kamara runoff Sierra Leone: Voting for change or more of the same?   © Deutsche Welle 2018