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Daily Bulletin 04.04.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Syria Death toll rises in Syria 'gas attack' A monitor has reported that dozens of civilians were killed and hundreds injured by a "toxic gas" attack in northwestern Idlib province. The Syrian government had vowed to destroy its stock of chemical weapons. Syria: Dozens reportedly killed in gas attack EU foreign ministers: Assad has no role in Syria's future Trump team shifts focus away from Assad in Syrian war US Secretary of State Tillerson to discuss fight against 'IS' in Ankara Four Syrian towns reach evacuation deals between pro-government and rebel forces Lebanon PM calls for urgent international support in hosting Syrian refugees Brandenburg Gate flag solidarity gestures 'should cease' The city has come under fire for not lighting up the gate in the Russian flag colors after Monday's St Petersburg attack. A Berlin senator has said the monument should no longer be used a symbol of solidarity. Brandenburg Gate lit up to support Istanbul nightclub attack victims Berlin joins France in mourning attack victims Visual trip back in time: The Brandenburg Gate  An ode to London St. Petersburg metro hit by deadly blast Russia St. Petersburg attacker was likely born in Kyrgyzstan Preliminary information indicates a 22-year-old Kyrgyz-born man was behind the deadly bombings in St. Petersburg, authorities in Kyrgyzstan said. He was reportedly caught on security cameras in the city's metro. St. Petersburg mourns victims of blast Explosion in St. Petersburg: Eyewitnesses recount what they experienced St. Petersburg metro hit by deadly blast St. Petersburg metro hit by deadly blast: Timeline Subway terrorism strikes Russia again German president Steinmeier blasts Brexit and populism President Steinmeier warned that populists were using nationalism to keep focus away from the big picture in his first speech to the EU parliament. He called Brexit "bitter" and "irresponsible." UK's Brexit poses trade headache EU open to UK trade negotiations before Brexit, but parallel talks 'will not happen' Britain sets out 'Great Repeal Bill' plan to transform thousands of EU laws Brexodus: scaremongering hype or a reality check for the UK's financial sector? Robbery near ancient site Busload of Germans robbed near Mayan ruins in Mexico A busload of German tourists heading to Mayan ruins in Mexico have been robbed on a back road, according to prosecutors in Chiapas state. Seven armed men seized cash and valuables from the 28 visitors. Ancient Mayans didn't fly to space - they flushed themselves down a canal, say Mexican archaeologists Sports Bundesliga live: Matchday 27 First meets third as Bayern Munich travel to Hoffenheim, while Borussia Dortmund and Hamburg meet for the 100th time in the Bundesliga. Elsewhere, resurgent Werder Bremen host Schalke and Cologne welcome Frankfurt. Reinhard Grindel: 'I'll stay true to myself' On Wednesday, German FA President Reinhard Grindel will likely be voted into the UEFA and FIFA council at the UEFA Congress in Helsinki. In an exclusive interview with DW, he revealed his plans. Reinhard Grindel's agenda for UEFA and FIFA NHL players won't take part in 2018 Olympics The NHL will not adjust its season next year, meaning a host of top ice hockey players will miss the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea. The sport's top league could not reach a deal with the IOC. A year out from 2018 Winter Olympics, everything is in place but the people Germany Amidst Turkish-German row, increased focus on Ankara's teachers For decades, Turkey has been sending teachers to Germany to teach Turkish to the children of immigrants. But now, many are questioning whether they're spreading Turkish government propaganda. Naomi Conrad reports. Interview with Hildegard Bentele, German Education Policymaker German deputy foreign minister Michael Roth on his consular visit with Deniz Yücel Turkish imam spy affair in Germany extends across Europe Name of German SPD lawmaker Michelle Müntefering found on Turkish spying list Report: German authorities investigate high Turkish religious official Berlin artists stand in solidarity with imprisoned German-Turkish journalist Deniz Yücel What you need to know about the Turkish-German row Voting begins in Germany on Turkey's controversial referendum World EU-Turkey deal fails to stop refugee flow A year after the EU-Turkey Deal came into force, thousands of refugees remain stranded in Greece. The most desperate try to reach Europe by any means. Marianna Karakoulaki and Dimitris Tosidis report from Thessaloniki. EU-Turkey deal - a year of returning migrants Money makes the EU-Turkey deal go round EU-Turkey refugee deal overburdens Greek islands 'The misery is still real' Pakistan's mass return of Afghan refugees raises concerns Smuggling migrants through Bulgaria   © Deutsche Welle 2017