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Daily Bulletin 15.06.2017 | 18:30 UTC
News
Vladimir Putin mocks James Comey by offering asylum in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin compared ex-FBI chief Comey with whistleblower Edward Snowden and offered him asylum during his annual call-in show. Putin also said that the Russian people would decide on his successor.
Qatar embargo in Gulf
US seals F-15 warplane deal with Qatar amid naval visit
The US and Qatari defense ministers have met in Washington, signing off on a fighter jet deal worth billions. This follows four regional rivals severing ties with US ally Qatar, a move Donald Trump initially lauded.
Brexit talks to start as scheduled as Theresa May seeks to cement DUP deal
The EU's Michel Barnier and UK's David Davis have agreed to meet next week to start talks on Britain's departure from the bloc. Theresa May has still not sealed a deal for the DUP to support her minority government.
Openly gay Ana Brnabic set to become prime minister of Serbia
Serbian strongman Aleksandar Vucic has named his public administration minister, Ana Brnabic, as the new head of government. Brnabic is the first woman and the first openly gay politician on the job in the Balkan nation.
Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull mocks Donald Trump in leaked recording
Australia's prime minister has poked fun at US President Donald Trump, parodying his mannerisms and citing his ties to Russia, in a tape leaked to the media. Malcolm Turnbull condemned the leak as a "breach of faith."
President Donald Trump attacks FBI probe into possible obstruction as witchhunt
In an early morning duet of tweets, President Trump called suggestions he was under investigation a "phony story" and a "witch hunt." The allegations surround links between Russia and Trump's election campaign.
World
Anger in Britain as Grenfell Tower death toll looks set to rise
The tower block fire in West London has raised questions about the safety record of the company that managed the building - and the government. Residents had warned of dangerous conditions in the Grenfell block.
Business
Schäuble 'confident' of Greece securing funds
Eurozone ministers, including its most powerful official Wolfgang Schäuble, are optimistic about reaching a bailout deal with Greece. But Athens will have to wait longer for a deal on future debt relief.
Sports
Germany's under-21 team visits Auschwitz
Germany's under-21 team will play their first game in the European Championship in Poland in three days. On their way to the tournament, they paid their respects at the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Museum.
Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather agree to August 'super fight' in Las Vegas
Two giants of the ring in different sports will go head-to-head in a long-waited showdown this August. The light middleweight fight in Las Vegas is expected to rake in millions and be the richest in history.
Perspectives
Opinion: The Confederations Cup is logical, not obsolete
Germany are not sending their best team to the Confed Cup, a tournament which German FA President Reinhard Grindel has described as "obsolete." However, there is still value in playing it, writes DW's Davis Van Opdorp.
INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL
South Korea sack Uli Stielike after shock defeat to Qatar
The 62-year-old former Germany midfielder has been sacked after 33 games in charge of South Korea. A run of poor results has put World Cup 2018 qualification under threat.
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: New horizons
Why scientists are worried about the collapse of Antarctica's ice shelf, how the Dutch have harnessed wind to power electric trains, and what green power means for refugees in the world's first solar-powered camp.

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