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Daily Bulletin 22.03.2017 | 19:30 UTC Breaking News +++ Death toll rises after terror incident outside of UK Parliament - live updates +++ An alleged assailant has been shot after stabbing a policeman outside the British parliament. There were also reports of a car plowing into several people on Westminster Bridge. Attacks outside of UK parliament Commander B.J. Harrington on London attack News Dijsselbloem in hot water after eurozone nations 'booze and women' charges Eurogroup chairman Jeroen Dijsselbloem has come under increasing pressure over comments he made about debt-ridden nations playing fast and loose with their money. Italy and Portugal have called for his resignation. Eurozone economy back on track Made in Germany - Greece: the never-ending crisis Eurogroup chief says Greece short term debt relief talks to resume Dijsselbloem criticizes Juncker for laxness on European fiscal rules Dijsselbloem appointed for a second term as Eurogroup president Ukraine bars Russia entry from Eurovision Song Contest 2017 Ukraine has barred Russia's Eurovision contestant from entering the country because she previously performed in Crimea. Relations between the neighbors have deteriorated since Moscow's 2014 annexation of the territory. My picture of the week | Russian Eurovision nominee banned from Ukraine Opinion: Russia makes smart move for Eurovision Ukraine investigates Russia's newly chosen Eurovision candidate Protests rattle Eurovision Song Contest prep in Kyiv Germany blocks arms sales to Turkey - report The German government has refused approval for military exports to NATO partner country Turkey on a growing number of occasions. Ministers are concerned the weapons could be used to oppress the local population. Angela Merkel tells Turkey to stop all Nazi comparisons Turkey cancels rallies in Germany – DW's Charlotte Potts Turkey opposition fears 'dictatorship' German ammunition sales increase ten-fold Turkey condemns Germany's decision to ban Erdogan's video address at Cologne rally Germany's Jewish community outraged by Erdogan's 'monstrous' Nazi remarks Two German-born terror suspects to be deported from country Two men who police believe planned an attack in the city of Göttingen have failed in their bid to avoid deportation. The Algerian and Nigerian will be repatriated to Africa despite both being born in Germany. Berlin bans mosque association linked to 'IS' Germany in the Crosshairs of Terrorism German police raids target Islamists suspected of planning terror attack Berlin politician calls for upgrading security in aftermath of Christmas market attack German intelligence boss: Threat level remains high Germany to deport alleged 'IS' militant to Tunisia over 2015 Bardo museum attack Tens of thousands protest in Macedonia during EU visit Tens of thousands have demonstrated in Macedonia's capital, Skopje, against a proposed government coalition. The protests are linked to a visit to the country by EU Enlargement Commissioner Johannes Hahn. Mass protests unfold against proposed government coalition Inside Europe: Language dispute sparks turmoil in Macedonia Journalists targeted as crisis in Macedonia escalates Macedonia's political crisis continues as conservatives fail to form coalition Macedonia's conservatives win national elections after poll rerun Steinmeier: Pragmatic, popular, president Frank-Walter Steinmeier has been sworn in as German president. The popular Social Democrat and former foreign minister used his maiden speech to urge Turkey's President Erdogan to ease tensions between their countries. Germany's new president urges Erdogan to respect rule of law Steinmeier's candidacy meets with approval in Berlin German foreign minister sees 'more difficult' times with Trump How Germany's president is elected German Foreign Minister Steinmeier 'appalled' by 2016 US election No breakthrough in latest 'difficult' foreign minister talks on Ukraine Steinmeier poised to be Germany's next president without conservative rival German Foreign Minister Steinmeier warns of 'hate preacher' Trump Opinion: The right president at the right time Steinmeier: German president must 'instill confidence' What you need to know about the Turkish-German row Germany Major refugee abuse case to go to trial in Germany Some 38 people are being charged with abusing refugees in a shelter in the town of Burbach. The investigation has taken over two years after photos were leaked showing abuse that recalled the Abu Ghraib scandal. German police raid security firm accused of abusing asylum seekers Germany's refugee abuse scandal triggers police probe Making amends in a German refugee shelter Sports UEFA considers squad limits, transfer market changes UEFA will consider introducing squad limits and changes to the transfer system to prevent European teams hoarding players and narrow the gap between rich and poor clubs. That's according to president Aleksander Ceferin. Commentary: Podolski, much more than a mere mascot After 13 years, Lukas Podolski, the last representative of the 2006 'Summer Fairytale' generation, is retiring from the German national team. It's the end of an era, writes DW Sports Correspondent Olivia Gerstenberger. Bayern Munich and Wolfsburg open offices in China Two Bundesliga clubs have opened offices in China as they aim to tap into the booming football market in the world's most populous nation. Bayern Munich have opened theirs in Shanghai, while Wolfsburg opted for Beijing. Bundesliga: Bayern 13 points clear at the top after 1-0 success at Gladbach Wolfsburg appoint Andries Jonker as new coach World World in Progress: The dark side of chocolate & chicken Cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast have been pushed to the limits as the cocoa crisis drags on, owners of chicken restaurants in South Korea risk losing it all in a dangerous game of chicken. And who said feeding the poor had to be a grim affair? World in Progress: The dark side of chocolate & chicken   © Deutsche Welle 2017