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Daily Bulletin 10.05.2017 | 18:30 UTC
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German police launch nationwide anti-terror raids
Security forces have launched a nationwide anti-terror operation in Germany. Police in the states of Saxony, Bavaria, Saxony-Anhalt and Berlin confirmed that properties have been searched.
Lavrov jokes about FBI boss's firing before Trump talks
Russia's foreign minister managed a quip about the dismissal of the FBI director before meeting high-level US officials. Donald Trump seeks to restore "public trust and confidence" in the top US law enforcement agency.
Turkish foreign minister warns US arming of Syrian Kurds poses threat
Turkey's top diplomat has decried the US order to arm a Syrian Kurdish militia, saying each weapon they hold is a direct threat to Turkey. President Erdogan will travel to Washington next week to take up the issue.
Austria's vice chancellor steps down, setting stage for political shake-up
Reinhold Mitterlehner will also abandon all positions in the Austrian People's Party. His announcement throws the future of Austria's ruling coalition into doubt and raises the specter of early elections.
Hungary and Slovakia take EU refugee quota scheme to court
Budapest has urged a new EU-wide mechanism to deport migrants, saying that deportation is "mostly not possible" in current conditions. Hungary and Slovakia filed a joint case against the EU's refugee distribution scheme.
Walesa: Germany must assume a leading role in Europe
Germany needs to put its complexes aside and assume a leadership role in Europe, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and former Polish President Lech Walesa said in an interview with DW.
Germany
Germany promises army reforms after neo-Nazi terror plot
German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen has announced plans to improve "political education" in the army following revelations about a spectacular far-right terrorist plot. Opposition politicians are not satisfied.
Sports
Moritz Böhringer hoping 2017 is his NFL year
A tangible hero for the hordes of American football fans in Germany, Moritz Böhringer faces a decisive 2017. After developing his trade behind the scenes, is he ready for game time in the NFL?
Dortmund and Tuchel drifting further apart after mixed messages
The ongoing saga at Borussia Dortmund has taken another turn, with sporting director Michael Zorc dismissing speculation about Thomas Tuchel's future as "nonsense." But the coach himself hasn't been as forthright.
Ethics prosecutor, judge call their removal a setback for FIFA
The FIFA ethics investigator and judge who have been effectively been dismissed by football's world governing body have described this as detrimental to the organization. The decision is to be made official on Thursday.
RB Leipzig: Watch out Europe, here we come!
RB Leipzig have made history by qualifying for the Champions League in their first season in the Bundesliga. As if that were not enough, the upstarts are now planning for their next coup - a victory over Bayern Munich.
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