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Daily Bulletin 17.03.2017 | 19:30 UTC
News
US President Trump welcomes Chancellor Merkel to the White House
Chancellor Merkel and President Trump have held their first joint press conference at the White House. Items on the agenda for the first meetings between the two leaders are NATO, immigration and global trade.
Erdogan accuses EU of 'crusade' against Islam
The Turkish president has also said Europe is regressing to the pre-World War II era. German Chancellor Angel Merkel called for an end to the exchange of "insults."
High-level police official gunned down in Ugandan capital
A high level police official and his two armed guards have been gunned down in the Ugandan capital. President Yoweri Museveni condemned the latest killing and vowed to take action.
Tillerson puts military action 'on the table' over North Korea
US military action against nuclear-armed Pyongyang is an "option on the table," Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said after visiting the Demilitarised Zone dividing the two Koreas. Diplomacy has failed, he warned.
Business
Merkel meets Trump
The ending of a beautiful friendship?
Trump does not only want to build real walls, he also wants to isolate the USA economically. Merkel will seek to fend off his plans as she visits Washington - and that is not only in her interest.
Germany to take legal action if Trump taxes imports
German Economy Minister Brigitte Zypries has said Berlin would take Washington to court if it were to impose a border tax on imports from Germany under Donald Trump's "America First" policy favoring US exports.
World
EU-TURKEY REFUGEE DEAL
EU lauds Turkey deal one year on, but activists remain highly critical
Rising tensions between EU and Ankara have put a one-year-old migration deal in the spotlight. It benefits political institutions on both sides, but humanitarian activists say refugees are the ones paying the price.
Dozens of Somali refugees killed off Yemen coast
More than 30 Somalis have died after gunfire from a helicopter struck their boat off Hodeida's coast in Yemen. It is not clear who was behind the attack.
Sports
Bundesliga live: Dortmund vs. Ingolstadt
Matchday 25 kicks off with third-placed Borussia Dortmund looking to collect points towards Champions League qualification. Ingolstadt are trying to climb out of the drop zone. All of the live action here.
IOC could name hosts of both 2024 and 2028 Games this year
The International Olympic Committee appears to have moved a step closer towards awarding both the 2024 and 2028 Games at a meeting later this year. This comes with just two cities left in the mix for the 2024 event.
FIFA suspends Mali from international football due to government meddling
FIFA has suspended Mali from international competition after determining that the government had meddled in its football association's affairs. Mali are not due to play their next World Cup qualifying match until August.
Joachim Löw calls in Timo Werner for games against England, Azerbaijan
Germany head coach Joachim Löw has named his squad for the upcoming international break. Timo Werner has been given his first call up, while Lukas Podolski is to play his last match for Germany against England.
Inside Europe
Inside Europe: produced 16.03.17
How Rutte routed Wilders in the Netherlands; the aftermath of the Dutch-Turkey row reverberates in Brussels. Will the Scots go for a second independence referendum because of Brexit? Also, the backlash over a landmark ruling on religious symbols; The Italian government signs a pact with Muslim groups; and the Spanish priest who's charging the rich to feed the poor.

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