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Daily Bulletin 21.03.2017 | 19:30 UTC
Breaking News
French Interior Minister Le Roux resigns amid probe into parliament jobs
Bruno Le Roux has resigned as authorities investigate payments given to his daughters during their summer vacations. The interior minister said he didn't want the investigation to "undermine the work of the government."
World
Tillerson skipping NATO meeting 'a mistake' that should be reversed
In a DW interview, ex-US NATO ambassador Ivo Daalder has called US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's decision to skip a NATO meeting an unprecedented mistake. He also explains how Tillerson is kept on a short leash.
News
Battle royale in France: presidential candidates fight for the top slot
The five most promising contenders for France's presidency faced off in their first televised debate. Who were the night's winners, and who were its losers? A look at the reactions.
Trump Supreme Court pick grilled during confirmation hearing
Neil Gorsuch pledged to stake out his independence from the president who appointed him. He also said his personal feelings on issues like abortion would not influence his decisions.
US, UK ban large electronics on some flights from Middle East, Africa
US officials are placing restrictions on passengers' carry-on items for some flights from the Middle East and North Africa. The UK has followed suit with a similar announcement.
Science
Prenatal screening
Would you have an abortion if you knew your baby had Down syndrome?
People with Down syndrome can live healthy, happy lives. That is, if they are born at all. A high percentage of women terminate pregnancies if they discover their unborn child has Down syndrome. Are they right to do so?
Business
'Laundromat' funnels illicit funds out of Russia
Banks in Moldova and Latvia help Russians take billions of dollars out of their country bypassing strict money laundering rules. The massive operation has been dubbed 'The Laundromat' by anti-corruption activists.
Germany
Germany
How Germany's foreign intelligence agency recruits young hackers
The BND, a German foreign intelligence agency, has directed a recruitment campaign for budding digital forensics analysts. But who are they looking for? DW examines the recruitment process.
Sports
Coach Löw hails Podolski as one of Germany's greatest
Lukas Podolski was full of his usual charm at his final press conference on international duty ahead of Germany's friendly against England. The striker will captain the national side on his 130th and last appearance.
Bastian Schweinsteiger to join Chicago Fire
Manchester United have confirmed that Bastian Schweinsteiger is to move to Chicago Fire of MLS. The World Cup winner and former Bayern Munich player leaves the Premier League club after an unsuccessful spell in England.
Pulse
Pulse: Emerging trends
On today's show we're looking at emerging trends on the African continent. Stay tuned for a new series on South Africa's emerging middle class - this week we'll visit the craft brewery responsible for "Soweto Gold" beer. In Ghana, young women have decided they won't put up or shut up anymore over the practice of 'sex for grades.' All that and more coming up!

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