Daily Bulletin | 10.04.2017, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 10.04.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Syria, Russia to dominate G7 meeting amid questions over US strategy Foreign Ministers from the Group of Seven (G7) nations have called on Russia to help end the war in Syria ahead of a meeting in Italy. The gathering comes as tensions rise in the wake of a US airstrike on Syrian forces. Trump strikes back in Syria: Middle East analyst Daniel Gerlach speaks to DW 'We need progress on the ground in Syria' Putin and Rouhani condemn US missiles against Syria +++ US fires cruise missiles on Syria - live updates +++ Russia and Syria counter claims of responsibility for "gas attack" US missile strike on Syria 'carries message for North Korea and China': analysts US Navy group headed towards Korean Peninsula - US official Opinion: The US sends a warning to Assad and Putin US-Russian honeymoon turns sour over Syria Gabriel: Russia backs Syrian chemicals attack probe Russia will support a probe into the alleged chemical weapons attack in Syria, German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel has said. He also warned the US against further military escalation. Who's responsible for the Syria gas attack? Putin and Rouhani condemn US missiles against Syria Opinion: Donald Trump's dangerous U-turn on Syria Russia between anger and damage control on Syria Warplanes strike Syrian town hit by suspected chemical weapons attack German foreign minister calls for immediate probe into Syria gas attack Opinion: The US sends a warning to Assad and Putin UN refugee agency calls for halt to asylum-seeker transfers to Hungary The United Nations refugee agency called on European Union states not to send asylum seekers back to Hungary under the Dublin regulation. It comes after Budapest imposed mandatory detention for people seeking asylum. Refugees mistreated in Hungary Asylum seekers in Hungary: Marta Pardavi (Helsinki Committee) speaks to DW WorldLink: Hungary's controversial container camps Inside Europe: Hungary to detain all asylum-seekers in camps Human rights organizations criticize Hungary over detention camps Hungary's Orban: 'Ethnic homogeneity' vital for economic success Hungary begins second line of fence on border with Serbia Opinion: Fortress Europe is designed to keep asylum seekers at bay EU restarts asylum seeker returns to Greece Hungary opens shipping container camp for refugees Garcia grabs US Masters in playoff Sergio Garcia has won the US Masters at the first playoff hole in Augusta. The Spaniard has finally landed his first major title. Germany German judge accused of sabotaging Auschwitz trial The judge in one of the last Auschwitz trials is being investigated for perverting the course of justice. Klaus Kabisch is accused of delaying the trial of Hubert Zafke, a former medic at the Nazi death camp. Opinion: The Nazis' support staff are not without guilt Trial starts - again - for accused Auschwitz medic German court suspends trial for Auschwitz medic 3-D Auschwitz model to help in last Nazi trials in Germany Germany won't spend 2 percent on defense, says SPD candidate In a Q&A session with foreign journalists, Social Democrat Martin Schulz said there would be no big defense spending boosts in the context of NATO. Instead, he stressed the primacy of the European Union. Germany balks at new US call for NATO spending hike NATO chief urges European nations to boost defense spending Tillerson urges NATO allies to increase spending How does Germany contribute to NATO? Merkel's CDU savors local election win Merkel's challenger Martin Schulz lays out vision for chancellery Schulz slams Trump, populists in accepting SPD nomination World Why is the Pakistani state afraid of academics and intellectuals? The Pakistani government has intensified its crackdown on progressive university professors and intellectuals. DW looks at why the state considers these peaceful academics a threat to national interests. @dwnews: Rising concerns in Pakistan as outspoken human rights activists go missing Pakistani activist Waqas Goraya: 'Progressive voices are more united than ever' From 'abduction' to blasphemy allegation - What's in store for Pakistan's missing activists? Why Pakistan's army is targeting the MQM party Wahid Baloch and the plight of 'missing persons' in Pakistan Smolensk plane crash divides Poland to this day Seven years after the plane crash which killed its president, Poland has resumed the search for culprits. Former Prime Minister Donald Tusk was charged with treason. For many Poles, the accident remains an open wound. The quest to take down Tusk has begun Poles split as Smolensk exhumations begin Poland accuses Russians of deliberately causing jet crash TOP STORIES US-Russian honeymoon turns sour over Syria Where to now for US/Russian relations in the wake of Trump's actions against Syria? Fiona Clark looks at the convoluted relations between the two players. Who's responsible for the Syria gas attack? Gabriel: Russia backs Syrian chemicals attack probe Putin and Rouhani condemn US missiles against Syria Syria, Russia to dominate G7 meeting amid questions over US strategy Sports Champions League: Dortmund out to 'score as many goals as possible' against Monaco Borussia Dortmund are set to host Monaco in the first leg of their Champions League quarterfinal tie. BVB's Marco Reus could be set to make his return against the high-scoring French side. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang hits hat trick as slick Borussia Dortmund sink Benfica Marco Reus ruled out until April with a thigh injury Der Klassiker: Bayern demolish disappointing Dortmund Dortmund's Dembele leads new generation of French talent Champions League: Magical Monaco overturn Manchester City to reach last eight   © Deutsche Welle 2017