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Daily Bulletin 09.06.2017 | 18:30 UTC News UK PM Theresa May says will 'reflect' on election, names ministers to stay on in posts PM May has announced she will focus on forming a government, though she did not say she would hold the reigns over the next five years. She also added that she was "sorry" for the conservative losses in the election. Pound takes hit after snap election May Brexit British election - Democratic Unionist Party play the kingmakers After electoral gambit backfire, May vows to form new government - with help UK election results cast cloud over Brexit talks When European politicians bet big - and lost Opinion: Theresa May suffers total defeat Theresa May's Conservatives in disarray, but still in power British election - Democratic Unionist Party play the kingmakers As Prime Minister May seeks to form a government, the support of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party becomes crucial to the Tories. After winning 10 seats in parliament, the DUP can largely decide May's fate. British PM May falls short of majority UK election results cast cloud over Brexit talks After electoral gambit backfire, May vows to form new government - with help Northern Ireland torn between past and future Catalonia to hold Spanish independence referendum in October Catalonia's regional government has announced it will hold a referendum on separating from Spain on October 1. The Spanish government, which sees the vote as illegal, has said it will block the referendum. Campaigning for independence in Catalonia (23.12.2015) Former Catalan president Mas banned from office for referendum Catalonian independence rears its head again Weber says EU wouldn't accept Catalan independence Catalans hold mass demo for independence from Spain EU defense can no longer be 'outsourced' says EC President Jean-Claude Juncker EC President Jean-Claude Juncker has said the EU needs to step up its military cooperation as it cannot rely on the US to defend the bloc. He told a conference that the EU has to defend its own interests. Pence: 'Europe's defense requires Europe's commitment' What would Europe's 'fate' be without the US? Merkel: Europe can no longer rely on US and Britain EU launches new defense fund amid growing security concerns US aircraft shoots down pro-regime drone in southern Syria American army personnel have reported that the drone had fired on coalition forces in a "deconfliction zone." The move came as the UN expressed growing concern for Syrian civilians trapped in the northern city of Raqqa. SDF move into IS stronghold of Raqqa US-led forces hit pro-regime convoy in Syria Turkey wary as US-backed SDF militia target IS in Raqqa Civilian casualties surge as anti-'Islamic State' coalition prepares to capture Raqqa Germany calls for diplomacy to resolve Qatar standoff, turns down mediator role Germany's foreign minister is pursuing diplomacy to resolve the standoff over Qatar. Sigmar Gabriel said Middle Eastern states should lift the land, sea and air blockade they have imposed on the small Gulf country. Saudi Arabia and allies release Qatar 'terror list' Anxious Indians in Qatar cling on to hope Jordan downgrades Qatari ties Saudi Arabia vs. Qatar vs. Iran Opinion: Young princes in the Persian Gulf are playing with fire World Theresa May's Conservatives in disarray, but still in power Theresa May has lost her parliamentary majority, but remains in power thanks to a nationalist Northern Irish party. But May's position as prime minister and the future of her Conservative Party remains uncertain. UK PM Theresa May says Tories, DUP are 'only' sides to manage Brexit British election - Democratic Unionist Party play the kingmakers Opinion: Theresa May's devastating miscalculation South Sudan South Sudan bans foreign journalists The South Sudan Media Authority has banned at least 20 foreign journalists from media coverage in the country for what it termed as "unsubstantiated and unrealistic stories." Government still cracking down on the media in South Sudan South Sudan journalist killed days after President Kiir issues warning Sports French Open: Stan Wawrinka battles past Andy Murray to set up final with Rafael Nadal Third seed Stan Wawrinka has beaten world number one Andy Murray in a contest that had fans on the edge of their seats. In the other seminfinal, Rafael Nadal cruised past Dominic Thiem in straight sets. Dark horse Stan Wawrinka races towards French Open finishing line French Open: What now for Novak Djokovic after shock quarterfinal loss? Schalke replace head coach Markus Weinzierl with Dominic Tedesco After just a season in charge, Markus Weinzierl has been relieved of his duties as Schalke's head coach after a disappointing campaign. Dominic Tedesco, who coached Erzgebirge Aue last season, will take his place. Schalke's Youngsters: No one wants to stay Bayer Leverkusen install Heiko Herrlich as new coach Julian Nagelsmann extends Hoffenheim contract until 2021 Sandro Wagner to start, Julian Draxler to captain Germany against San Marino Germany's World Cup qualifier against San Marino on Saturday will be their last game before they fly to Russia for the Confederations Cup. They're heavy favorites, but Joachim Löw doesn't expect to break any records. Echoes of '92 as Denmark recall glory days Late Joshua Kimmich strike salvages draw for experimental Germany Bayer Leverkusen install Heiko Herrlich as new coach Heiko Herrlich is the new Bayer Leverkusen coach, joining on a two-year deal. He guided Regensburg to back-to-back promotions and succeeds Tayfun Korkut, who was in charge on an interim basis. Former Bundesliga champions 1860 Munich relegated to third division Tuchel not interested in Bayer Leverkusen job, says agent 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. Media Center Inside Europe 09.06.2017 On today's show: Britain's political scene in chaos after elections - UK Muslim leaders refuse to perform funeral rites for London attackers - The campaign to get SUV's off Prague's road – Lyme disease on the rise in France – Controversy over Italian detention centres - Jumping the fence in Ceuta - Are Greek anarchists training for revolution in Syria? The last bastion of French bistro chairs. Inside Europe 09.06.2017   © Deutsche Welle 2017