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Daily Bulletin 08.05.2017 | 18:30 UTC
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France
Protestors wary, EU triumphant over Macron victory
Thousands of socialists, labor unionists and their supporters have taken to the streets of Paris to protest president-elect Macron's pro-business leanings. Some French voters felt he was simply "the lesser of two evils."
United States
Reports: Obama warned Trump about Flynn's Russian ties
Former President Barack Obama warned Donald Trump against hiring Michael Flynn as national security adviser. The news came just before former acting Attorney General Yates testified to Congress about the controversy.
World
Europe
EU leaders thrilled to welcome Monsieur President Macron
EU leaders have expressed joy and relief at the election of Monsieur President Macron in what is being hailed as a victory for Europe. But despite the win, he still faces a great deal of anti-EU sentiment at home.
Time for Macron to get to work
Emmanuel Macron has little time to celebrate his election victory. Work begins immediately for the new French president. He must form a government, find a majority in parliament and launch his first policy initiatives.
Business
Macron's presidency: It's the economy, stupid!
Bill Clinton convinced voters with his simple message about jobs and job security. Now Emmanuel Macron, a pro-European centrist, has a new vision for businesses in France. What will he do for the economy?
More federal money for city state of Berlin
Following two years of negotiations with the German government, the nation's capital can look forward to receiving more financial support for its special role as a center of political and cultural activities.
Germany
Germany
A guide to Germany's possible coalitions
After the latest regional elections in Schleswig-Holstein, no party has emerged with an absolute majority. Coalition negotiations are underway. Here's an overview of which coalitions can be formed in German politics.
Sports
Werder Bremen captain Clemens Fritz to retire
Injuries have caught up with Werder Bremen's captain, who will play his final game later this month. Fritz considered retirement this time last year, but feels he can now hang up his boots with a "clear conscience".

 
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