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Daily Bulletin 05.05.2017 | 18:30 UTC Germany German migration authorities probe 2,000 asylum cases after high-profile fraud Thousands of refugee cases are to be scrutinized as a result of the Franco A. scandal. The German soldier managed to register as a Syrian refugee, allegedly with plans of carrying out terror attacks. Merkel: No repeat of 2015 migrant influx Berlin investigating right-wing extremism in army German defense minister arrives in France to probe terrorism scandal The Bundeswehr's image problem - is it overrun with right-wing extremists? Germany's migration agency taking longer to process asylum requests Christian refugee converts in Germany face violent attacks Recently, an Afghan woman who converted to Christianity was murdered. More and more refugees in Germany are being targeted for turning away from Islam. Are these only isolated cases? Attacks on Christians in German refugee shelters condemned Is conversion a reason for asylum? Germany to build orphanages in Morocco to deport minors Germany's migration office is considering plans to build homes in Morocco where they can send deported underage migrants, according to leaked documents. The plans have been criticized by opposition lawmakers. HRW: LGBT migrants abused in Spanish enclave of Ceuta En route to Europe, refugees might head to Morocco German Bundesrat says Maghreb states not safe for refugees German authorities deported 620 unaccompanied minors Protestors rally at Munich airport to decry deportation flights in Afghanistan Political fallout after Berlin Christmas market attack inquiry German police arrest suspected 'Islamic State' militant near Leipzig German officials have detained a 29-year-old Syrian national who allegedly pledged allegiance to the terrorist organization in 2013. The suspect fought in Syria for several years. Europol probes 'Islamic State'-created social media network German authorities arrest Syrian man over ties to 'Islamic State' Number of potential terrorists in Germany on the rise, report says Syria's Nusra Front splits with al-Qaeda News German Defense Minister von der Leyen regrets slamming Bundeswehr German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen has apologized to top brass for her remarks about weak leadership" in the military. Troops deserve recognition and gratitude, she said, according to a report. German defense minister probes terrorism scandal Berlin investigating right-wing extremism in army Latest scandal puts spotlight on possible extremist views in the Bundeswehr German defense minister blames 'weak leadership" for recent army scandals Germany's von der Leyen under fire over Bundeswehr 'leadership' debacle German migration authorities probe 2,000 asylum cases after high-profile fraud 'English losing importance in Europe,' EU leader says before switching to francais Jean-Claude Juncker switched to French during a speech as he said, "English is losing importance in Europe." The chief EU Brexit negotiator, however, spoke in English, as he prioritized the rights of EU citizens. How high will the Brexit bill be? A Brexit for English as EU language? Tusk calls for 'moderation' ahead of Brexit talks Who in the world wants to learn German? UK's May says EU 'threats' aim to impact election When Theresa met Jean-Claude: What really happened at that Brexit meeting? EU negotiator Barnier reveals plan for Brexit talks German magazine ordered to pay damages to F1 racing champion Michael Schumacher A German magazine must pay over 50,000 euros in damages after claiming Schumacher would walk again. The five-time Formula One champion hasn't appeared in public since a skiing accident left him with serious injuries. Schumacher in signs of 'awakening' Silence surrounds Schumacher on accident anniversary Injured Schumacher making progress, doctor says Schumacher's fate: from accident to recovery Michael Schumacher leaves hospital, now recuperating at home Culture German kids' book on Communism causes uproar in the US - although it's not really for kids Is there an acceptable version of Communism after all its failures? A German author's idealistic book called "Communism for Kids" is now ruffling right-wing feathers in the US - although it was intended for adults. 10 German children's books classics you can read in English World Press Freedom Day: PEN Germany president warns of threats 8 record-breaking books for World Book Day West Germany's first chancellor and more: Who was Konrad Adenauer? Raoul Peck premieres his film on Karl Marx Sports Lionel Messi international ban overturned by FIFA Argentina's hopes of reaching next year's World Cup have been given a huge boost after FIFA overturned Lionel Messi's four-game ban for swearing at an assistant referee. Messi suspended for four Argentina games after insulting official Bundesliga Bundesliga relegation: who's going down? With three games left, a third of the league's teams are looking nervously at the drop zone. From big guns Leverkusen and Wolfsburg to perennial strugglers Hamburg it's all up for grabs. Augsburg crush Hamburg, Hoffenheim edge Frankfurt Bundesliga: Leverkusen out of ideas as they slide towards relegation Bundesliga: Dortmund and Leipzig held, Darmstadt win again Novak Djokovic splits with coaching team after form slump After a tough 2016 by his high standards, Novak Djokovic has decided to dispense with the services of his longtime coach Marian Vajda and two other team members. The Serbian said now is the time for change. Andy Murray crowned new number one Olympics: Novak Djokovic bows out in first round to Juan Martin Del Potro Inside Europe Inside Europe 04.05.17 Bickering between Britain and Brussels over Brexit - The German Defence Minister comes under fire from her own army - Political uncertainty in the Czech Republic - Economic rebel Yanis Varoufakis makes a political comeback - Amnesty International steps up campaign for a free press in Turkey - Growing concern over the Polish media - The cross border tram building bridges between France and Germany. Inside Europe 04.05.17   © Deutsche Welle 2017