Daily Bulletin | 11.04.2017, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 11.04.2017 | 18:30 UTC Breaking News +++Explosion on Borussia Dortmund bus ahead of Champions League game - live updates+++ One person has been injured in a bomb explosion involving Borussia Dortmund's team bus. The German side were scheduled to play Monaco in the last 16 of the Champions League. News Turkey confirms use of sarin in Syria chemical attack Tests on victims of a suspected chemical attack in Syria's northwestern Idlib province have confirmed the use of deadly sarin gas. Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, has denied accusations that Damascus was responsible. US missiles attack Syrian airbase Who's responsible for the Syria gas attack? World powers clash with Russia at UN over Syria suspected chemical attack Death toll rises in Syria 'gas attack' Putin and Rouhani condemn US missiles against Syria US Secretary of State Tillerson in Moscow Obama to give speech in Berlin to mark Reformation anniversary Germany's protestant church has secured a coup: Barack Obama will address the annual assembly to mark the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. It could be Obama's first major appearance since leaving the presidency. #ObamaFarewell: Saying goodbye to the 44th US president Donald Trump accuses Barack Obama of wiretapping phone Obama 'heartened' by protests against US travel ban Dream team Barack and Michelle Obama seal landmark book deal UN: Risk of mass starvation rising rapidly in parts of east Africa, Nigeria and Yemen An additional one million people are on the brink of famine in South Sudan, the UN says, as 20 million people in countries hit by poor harvests and conflict risk starvation. Aid pledges are well below targets. UN warns that 20 million face starvation Warnings of full-blown famine in Somalia Yemen: Hunger used as a weapon? My picture of the week | Famine in South Sudan EU moves to fend off hunger crisis in E. Africa and Yemen Yemen aid workers: 'If ever there was a time for support, then it's now' ICRC: 'time to ring alarm bell on mass starvation in Africa' Opinion: Hunger on the Horn of Africa is not caused by climate change Aid still 'responds to rather than prevents' food crises in Africa UNICEF warns that 1.4 million children could die from famine in four countries UN urges action to avert world's 'largest humanitarian crisis' Egypt's parliament approves three-month state of emergency Following twin "Islamic State" bombings targeting Coptic Christians in two cities, Egypt's parliament has approved a three-month state of emergency. Churches in the city of Minya will not hold Easter celebrations. Coptic Christians' grief turns to anger 'Islamists set on wiping out Coptic Christians' Egypt declares three-month state of emergency after Palm Sunday attacks on Coptic Christian churches North Korea denounces US naval deployment in west Pacific Pyongyang has denounced Washington's "reckless" naval deployment off the Korean peninsula, warning it would "react to any mode of war." A US naval strike group has made a detour to the west Pacific. Journalist Bruce Harrison in Seoul on North Korea's missile launch US Navy carrier strike group moves to Korean Peninsula Opinion: US, North Korea, China - diplomacy and saber rattling US missile strike on Syria 'carries message for North Korea and China': analysts US Navy group headed towards Korean Peninsula - US official World US missile strike on Syria 'a violation of international law' The US has called its attack on an airbase in Syria "a strong signal" for the Assad regime. Legal experts, however, criticized the action. In an interview with DW, international law expert Stefan Talmon explains why. The reign of the Assad family is coming to an end G7 to Russia: Help end war in Syria Konstantin Kosachev: 'US [action in Syria] is a strong violation of international law' Turkey confirms use of sarin in Syria chemical attack Opinion: Trump's new doctrine makes US the world police Opinion: The US sends a warning to Assad and Putin Merkel, German government say US missile strikes in Syria 'understandable' US-Russian honeymoon turns sour over Syria Pulse - taking the pulse of youth culture Twenty jam-packed minutes of fun, mind-stimulating information and music: Each week, Pulse brings you the latest in youth culture from around the world. Pulse: Outside the box! Business United Airlines incident spotlights air traveler rights Pictures of a bloodied passenger being forcibly evicted from one of United Airlines' planes in the US drew widespread condemnation and scorn on social media worldwide. Can a similar incident also occur in Europe? US laptop ban leads to airline losses Anger as man dragged off overbooked United Airlines flight Airlines offer workaround for US laptop ban Trump's Muslim nation travel ban plunges airlines into chaos Sports Champions League: Bayern and Real clash in 'quarterfinal which feels like a final' It's crunch time in the Champions League, with Bayern Munich set to face holders Real Madrid in a game Philipp Lahm described as 'a quarterfinal which feels like a final.' But the Germans have some major injury problems. Real Madrid polish off Bayern to reach Champions League final Julian Nagelsmann makes statement with historic win against Bayern Der Klassiker: Bayern demolish disappointing Dortmund Joint World Cup 2026 bid very much a US affair The US, Mexico and Canada are to put together a joint bid to host the 2026 World Cup. However, although it is technically a joint bid, the plan the three football associations envisage is very much a US affair. US, Canada, Mexico to make joint 2026 World Cup host bid FIFA Council approves expansion of World Cup to 48 teams as of 2026 Kevin Grosskreutz joins Darmstadt 98 Kevin Grosskreutz, a member of Germany's 2014 World Cup-winning team, has agreed to join the Bundesliga's bottom club Darmstadt in the summer. This comes just weeks after he said he wanted to take a break from the game. Stuttgart part company with Grosskreutz after late-night punch up   © Deutsche Welle 2017