The German state of Bavaria is set to reprint Adolf Hitler’s book Mein Kampf (My Struggle) for the first time since the death of the Nazi dictator in 1945. The state said it would reprint the anti-Semitic memoir before its copyright expires in 2015, to deter other publishers. The new version would include commentaries from historians debunking Hitler’s arguments and warning against the errors he committed.

>> Leaders of New Zealand's indigenous Maori community have called for compulsory Maori lessons in school after Trade Minister Tim Groser said learning the complicated lingo would help children master other languages and open doors for travel and work.

>> Iran has claimed that the cyber attack on its science ministry and the oil industry in the last week of April has failed to cause any significant damage. Iranian officials claim to have identified the source of the virus, dubbed Viper, but decline to make it public.

Swedish furniture retailer Ikea has unveiled an eco-friendly digital camera, made almost entirely from cardboard, as part of the company’s advertisement campaign for new eco-friendly home furniture collection. The project aims to get buyers to click images of their furniture using the camera and post it on Ikea’s website.