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Daily Bulletin 25.05.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Trump calls on NATO members to contribute 'their fair share' US President Donald Trump has once again urged NATO members to pay more, saying 2 percent of GDP was the miniumum. Earlier, EU officials seemed assured that Trump had reversed some of his criticism of the bloc. Trump: NATO members lagging on defense spending is 'not fair' Bruce Stokes, of the Pew Research Center, on attitudes to NATO in Europe and North America Brussels: Trump opponents stage noisy protest US court freezes Trump's second travel ban Information leaked in US affects Manchester bomb probe Germany owes 'vast' sums of money for NATO, claims US President Donald Trump Brussels breaks out protests, protocol for Trump Ex-US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief pleads for Paris climate deal NATO will formally join anti-'Islamic State' coalition Trump says NATO is 'no longer obsolete' Pope Francis and President Trump meet despite deep divide Information leaked in US affects Manchester bomb probe British police have declined to comment on cooperation with international agencies as they reported "significant" arrests in the investigation. Some restrictions have been placed on information sharing with US agencies. Investigation widens in Manchester attack Manchester in mourning Manchester bomber: A life on the move Police: Manchester bomber was part of terror 'network' How 'closed communities' provide a breeding ground for radical Islam Brussels breaks out protests, protocol for Trump Former Greek Prime Minister Papademos 'injured in car blast': reports Greek former Prime Minister Lucas Papademos and his driver were injured after an explosive device went off in a car, media have reported. Papademos also once headed the Greek central bank. Greek government to set election for May 6 Merkel threatens to pull troops from Turkey's Incirlik military base German Chancellor Angela Merkel has threatened to withdraw German soldiers from the Turkish air base in Incirlik. The statement follows a year-long row over allowing German lawmakers to visit soldiers stationed there. German lawmakers cancel Turkey visit German lawmakers call off Turkey visit as row escalates NATO chief in talks with Germany, Turkey over Incirlik dispute Turkey will 'not beg' for German troops to stay at Incirlik base Inside and outside: On the 100th day of Deniz Yucel's imprisonment German journalist arrested in Turkey Turkey calls for removal of US anti-IS coalition chief Iraq US military admits 100 civilian deaths as a result of anti-IS bombing An airstrike in March led to the greatest loss of civilian life at the hands of the US-led coalition against the terrorists. The report said that neither the US nor the Iraqi army knew civilians were in the area. US plan to 'annihilate IS' raises questions over civilian toll, larger strategy 'Islamic State' launches deadly attack in central Syria Iraq says 90 percent of west Mosul recaptured from 'Islamic State' NATO will formally join anti-'Islamic State' coalition Germany Obama in Berlin for landmark church assembly Former US President Barack Obama addressed the church congress saying "we can not hide behind a wall." This year, the 500th anniversary of the Reformation is the featured topic, with many big names making an appearance. Merkel, Obama debate faith and politics DW exclusive with Heinrich Bedford-Strohm, Head of the Protestant Church in Germany Berlin gears up for church convention Studio talk with DW religious affairs correspondent Martin Gak Arts.21 Special: Luther and 500 years of Reformation Obama to give speech in Berlin to mark Reformation anniversary Germany's Evangelical Church offers 'long overdue' apology for Namibia genocide Who was Martin Luther? 10 things you need to know about the AfD Wittenberg: In the Footsteps of Martin Luther Obama makes first public speech since leaving office Reports: Obama warned Trump about Flynn's Russian ties In Depth Manchester bomber: A life on the move The bomber who carried out the Manchester attack was in Germany days beforehand, according to media sources. Salman Abedi and his family led a life on the move, and began to regularly travel between Libya and Britain. Investigation widens in Manchester attack Manchester attacker 'likely' had accomplices Leaked information in US affects Manchester bomb probe Police: Manchester bomber was part of terror 'network' How concert venues keep fans safe 'Do not create heroes,' says media researcher after Manchester attack Will Manchester change after the attack? Opinion: The normality of terrorism How 'closed communities' provide a breeding ground for radical Islam World Afghanistan The Afghan security problem The Taliban is now stronger than at any point since the international mission to Afghanistan began 16 years ago. The US and NATO are considering sending more troops to stabilize the security situation. People in Kabul live with danger German woman killed in Kabul as Taliban continue to gain strength Gunmen attack state broadcaster in Afghanistan US intelligence: Afghanistan will 'almost certainly' deteriorate Sports Bundesliga Bundesliga relegation playoff live: Wolfsburg vs. Braunschweig Can Wolfsburg salvage a disastrous season, or will Eintracht Braunschweig boot them from the Bundesliga? Follow DW's live updates from the first leg of the relegation playoff here. Wolfsburg's fight for survival Stuttgart and Hannover seal Bundesliga promotion, Braunschweig in playoff Waldschmidt the hero as Hamburg send Wolfsburg into relegation playoff Formula One practice: Vettel sets quickest ever lap at Monaco Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel smashed the Monaco lap record in practice for Sunday's Grand Prix. Fellow contender Lewis Hamilton was quickest in first practice but was way down the timesheets in the later session. Hamilton recovers from poor start to win Spanish Grand Prix German Cup Final preview: Varela tattoo farce thwarts Frankfurt The Uruguayan has returned to parent club Manchester United after the inking got infected. Dortmund fans are fretting Saturday's showpiece will be Thomas Tuchel and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's last game for the club. German Cup: Hrgota the hero as Frankfurt beat Mönchengladbach to reach final UEFA rejects Tuchel's criticism but colleagues express support for BVB coach Bundesliga Wolfsburg's fight for survival A year ago, Wolfsburg were a goal away from eliminating Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals. Today, the reality is very different as they face Braunschweig in the relegation playoff first leg. Waldschmidt the hero as Hamburg send Wolfsburg into relegation playoff Facing VW cuts, Wolfsburg are a timely reminder of the value of 50+1 Stuttgart and Hannover seal Bundesliga promotion, Braunschweig in playoff Environment Living Planet: Our future food Why Germany's cheap food prices may need a rethink, French farmers look to natural pesticides to boost dwindling wine production, and Norway steps up climate protection of its "doomsday" seed vault. Living Planet: Our future food Inside Europe Inside Europe: produced 25.05.17 This week: A grieving Manchester pulls together following Monday's suicide bomb attack. Noisy protestors greet Donald Trump in Brussels; a mass trial of alleged coup plotters opens in Turkey. And two cultures on one stage in Vienna. Also, containing the migrant housing crisis in Berlin; is Albania making progress on stamping out corruption? And putting the brakes on diesel cars in Madrid. Inside Europe: produced 25.05.17   © Deutsche Welle 2017