Daily Bulletin | 01.06.2017, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 01.06.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Angela Merkel announces temporary halt on Afghan deportations after Kabul bombing A deadly blast in Kabul this week reignited the debate on deporting refugees from Germany to war-torn Afghanistan. The chancellor has now temporarily halted expulsions for all except criminals and security threats. Truck blast rocks Kabul diplomatic district Germany suspends deportations to Afghanistan A would be suicide bomber shares his story Types of protection in Germany for asylum seekers Afghanistan: sent back to a war zone Death toll rises after Kabul bomb, extensive damage to German embassy Afghanistan's security situation 'has deteriorated' Germany's Social Democrats launch new campaign offensive German students clash with police to fend off classmate's deportation Explosions and gunfire at tourist resort in Philippines A large hotel and casino in the Philippines capital has reportedly been hit with gunfire and a fire. Responsibilty for an attack has been claimed by the so-called "Islamic State." Friendly fire hits Philippine troops fighting Islamists in Marawi EU, China pledge Paris allegiance whatever Trump does Chinese officials have pledged to hold up their end of the Paris climate change pact even if the United States pulls out. President Donald Trump says he'll announce his decision on the US' participation on Thursday. CEOs urge Trump to stick to the deal Trump to announce decision on Paris climate deal Thursday - expected to withdraw The battle for Trump's mind on climate Trump moves to gut Obama's climate legacy 'Trump effect is not terminal' for climate talks Trump tweet has internet asking: What's a 'covfefe'? Merkel: Germany, China must expand partnership in 'times of global uncertainty' Leaving Paris Agreement could be breach of human rights, says German expert Nuremberg court frees young Afghan arrested ahead of deportation A Nuremberg court has freed a 20-year-old Afghan being held in custody while awaiting deportation. His arrest was resisted by 300 fellow students, but it remains unclear whether he will be allowed to stay in Germany. Asylum interviews: a quick decision on Afghans' future Death toll rises after Kabul bomb, extensive damage to German embassy Afghanistan: sent back to a war zone How Germany's deportations system works Afghan migrant returns as a stranger to a deteriorating country Angela Merkel plans to continue Afghan deportations despite Kabul bombing Types of protection in Germany for asylum seekers Donald Trump puts US embassy move to Jerusalem on hold US President Donald Trump has waived a law requiring the American embassy in Israel to relocate from its current Tel Aviv location. Although the decision is not final, it provoked a flurry of strong reactions. Will Trump move embassy to Jerusalem? Trump: Israelis, Palestinians 'ready for peace' Trump envisions Israeli-Palestinian peace after talks with Abbas, Netanyahu US Israel embassy move to Jerusalem 'will not help peace,' says Abbas Trump in Israel: the peace process, the embassy question and a self-inflicted wound Trump's latest contentious pick is Friedman for Israel ambassador Trump says Israel should be 'reasonable' in peace process World How Trump's unreliability is pushing EU and China closer together At a time of great flux in global politics, the EU and China want to show they are willing to work together to tackle the daunting challenges facing the world, from trade and investment to security and climate change. China in focus as Germany's US ties waver Chinese Premier visits Berlin Chinese Premier Li Keqiang meets Merkel in Berlin as Europe pivots to Asia EU, China pledge Paris allegiance whatever Trump does North Korea fires ballistic missile in latest provocation China's Southeast Asia investments: A blessing or a curse? South China Sea dispute - Long way ahead for China, ASEAN 'New Silk Road' and China's hegemonic ambitions Leaving Paris Agreement could be breach of human rights, says German expert German, French defense ministers talk new European security force Germany and France say they are working together toward a European security force. The Franco-German initiative is being viewed as a reaction to US President Donald Trump, but it actually goes back a lot further. MSC: Ursula von der Leyen on NATO German defense minister arrives in France to probe terrorism scandal EU military headquarters is first step in defense plan Chancellor Angela Merkel backs 2 percent of GDP NATO contribution Germany to expand Bundeswehr to almost 200,000 troops IRAN Iranians show solidarity with Afghan neighbors after Kabul attack The recent bomb attack in Kabul has affected many Iranians, who are showing solidarity with their neighbors on social media. But will this extend to Afghan refugees who are made to feel unwelcome in Iran? Iran: Improving the lives of Afghan refugees Iran lauded by UN for hosting refugees Afghan refugees pin their hopes on Rouhani Iran makes Afghan refugees martyrs of the Syrian Civil War Opinion: Observe and reflect on Afghanistan Sports Löw warns of player burnout due to growing international tournaments Joachim Löw has warned that top players are at severe risk of burn out thanks to expanded global and continental tournaments. The Germany coach has named an inexperienced squad for the upcoming Confederations Cup. Löw names six debutants for Confederations Cup Bundesliga: Bayern Munich agree deals for Hoffenheim pair Süle and Rudy Murray has to work to book meeting with familiar foe Del Potro Andy Murray came through a first set loss to overcome Martin Klizan of Slovakia in four sets at the French Open on Thursday. He'll face Juan Martin del Potro for a place in the last 16, in an Olympic final rematch. Rio 2016: Andy Murray beats Juan Martin del Potro to defend Olympic crown Opinion: It's time to reform the Bundesliga playoff The Bundesliga's playoff system in which the third-last team faces the third-best team from the second divison is in need of reform. However, this is not because of fan violence, writes DW's Matt Ford. TSV 1860 Munich - what's gone wrong? Dortmund fans attack Leipzig supporters ahead of tense match - police Vieirinha's thunderbolt keeps Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga Former Bundesliga champions 1860 Munich relegated to third division Navratilova calls for Margaret Court Arena to be renamed Martina Navratilova has reiterated her call for a stadium named after another former women's world No. 1 to be renamed. This followed Margaret Court's latest comments about same-sex marriage and the LGBT community. Newsletters & Co. Transmedia: The way forward? Join renowned transmedia producer Jeff Gomez and media representatives from across Asia for an intriguing and interactive discussion on new trends that will be changing how audiences around the world understand media. Saving the environment starts with people Meet the Kenyan eco-ambassadors from DW's popular environmental show Eco@Africa. Whether it is waste reduction or innovative ideas, these individuals set an example for how Africa can address its biggest eco-challenges. Environment Living Planet: A different game From hunting pythons in the Everglades to chewing on alligator meatballs, we get a taste for the wild. Living Planet: A different game   © Deutsche Welle 2017