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Daily Bulletin 20.06.2017 | 18:30 UTC
News
European Human Rights court rules Russian 'gay propaganda' law illegal
Europe's human rights court ruled that Russian restrictions on homosexuality violate rights to freedom of expression. Russia says it plans to appeal.
Paris Champs-Elysees attack: Four relatives arrested
French authorities have reportedly seized weapons and detained four relatives of an extremist who drove a car into a gendarmerie van in Paris. Authorities have struggled to explain why he had a gun permit.
Otto Warmbier, US student released from North Korea, dies
A US student sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for allegedly stealing a propaganda poster has died after Pyongyang released him in a coma. His family accused North Korean authorities of "awful torturous mistreatment."
Angela Merkel open to common eurozone budget
Germany's chancellor says she is prepared to consider a euro budget, as well as a joint finance minister for the eurozone. But she stressed that such profound changes would only make sense if they increased prosperity.
Israel breaks ground on new West Bank settlement as US delegations visits
Israel has started construction of its first new settlement in the West Bank in nearly two decades. Palestinians accused Israel of undermining US efforts to restart peace talks.
Large collection of Nazi artifacts discovered in Argentina
Argentinean police found around 75 Nazi artifacts in a collector's home near Buenos Aires. The collection provides more evidence of the presence of high-ranking Nazis in South America after the Second World War.
Sports
Jose Mourinho accused of tax fraud
The current Manchester United head coach becomes the latest man in football to have been accused of tax evasion. Countryman Cristiano Ronaldo's future at Real Madrid appears in doubt over a similar issue.
Douglas Costa pays the price for inconsistency as Juventus prepare to swoop
Douglas Costa appears to be on the verge of swapping Bayern Munich for Juventus. However, things could have been much different for Costa in the Bavarian capital, writes DW's Michael Da Silva.
UEFA gives Leipzig green light to enter Champions League
UEFA has cleared RB Leipzig to take part in next season's Champions League. This had been in doubt due to rules preventing two clubs under the same ownership or management from playing in the same competition.
Germany make history by using VR to aid development
Technology continues to change how sport is consumed, but it is also being used to improve athletes' development. German football has always been at the front of such development and is now working with something new.
Modeste to Beijing: The beginning of the end for the Chinese Super League?
Anthony Modeste is the latest player to be heavily linked with a move to the Chinese Super League. He's reportedly been offered 10 million euros a year, but is China's ambitious football project running out of steam?
Germany
Helmut Kohl to be buried near symbolic Speyer Cathedral
Former Chancellor Helmut Kohl will be buried in the southwestern town of Speyer, a site of symbolic importance to a statesman who was forever keen to be seen as putting Franco-German ties first.
Newsletters & Co.
Our viewer's travel video competition
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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.
World
Pulse: Africa's next movers and shakers
Care for a cup of spiced Cameroonian coffee? Pulse introduces you to the brains behind the discovery and young African diplomats meet in Germany to sharpen diplomacy skills. Plus, Kenyan author James Muhando opens up about his creative work and upcoming elections

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