Daily Bulletin | 28.06.2017, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 28.06.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Italy threatens to turn away foreign ships with rescued migrants Italy's envoy to the EU has said it is unsustainable for all migrant rescue ships in the Mediterranean to land on his country's shores. Over 10,000 asylum-seekers have arrived in Italy over the last few days. Helping returnees in Niger EU's naval mission "Operation Sophia" EU to boost Libya naval mission in the Mediterranean Thousands of migrants rescued in the Mediterranean UNHCR defends NGO charity groups over migrant rescues in Mediterranean Wave of new cyberattacks spreads, hitting multinationals Companies across the world have been hit with a damaging form of malware spreading out of Ukraine. An easy-to-us "vaccine" to the virus has been identified but experts are still looking for a kill switch against "Petya." Cyberattack spreads to major global companies G7 call for joint fight against cyberattacks Ransomware cyberattack threatens organizations worldwide How hackers can boost cybersecurity A cyberexpert explains how Petya differs from WannaCry Germany's highest court rules IP addresses may be saved in interest of cybersecurity Cybercrime just tip of iceberg in organized criminality, study finds Suspected Russia hackers 'targeted Macron campaign' As cyberattacks slow, potential North Korea links emerge EU agrees to joint sanctions on cyberattacks French IT experts release fix for WannaCry ransomware What is ransomware? Civilians trapped in Raqqa under bombardment without water or electricity The UN human rights chief has urged all sides in the battle to oust "Islamic State" fighters from Raqqa to spare the lives of civilians. Some 100,000 people may still be trapped in the Syrian city. US-backed militias push into IS-held Raqqa Raqqa: The human cost of degrading the 'Islamic State' US-backed forces seize parts of Raqqa from 'Islamic State' Almost 500 dead in month of US-led Syria strikes: monitor Are US and Russia inching toward confrontation in Syria? Nuclear waste-carrying ship sails for first time on German river Highly radioactive waste from a nuclear plant has been transported for the first time on a river in Germany. Protesters managed to temporarily halt the ship after they rappelled down from a bridge over the Neckar River. Human chain against nuclear energy The great ntomic deal German issues in a nutshell: Energiewende Germany's nuclear phase-out explained Activists protest first Belgian-German nuclear meeting German utilities win compensation for nuclear phaseout Environment climate protection G20 stage set for climate change battle The environment is expected to be given unprecedented attention at the Group of 20 summit in Hamburg next week - as the resolve of 19 countries is put to the test following Trump's rejection of the Paris Agreement. Emmanuel Macron, Europe's climate hero? Cities, businesses aim to fill Trump climate void What will happen to the Green Climate Fund without the US? Answering unresolved questions from Trump's climate announcement China leading the way in solar energy expansion as renewables surge Police, demonstrators prepare for G20 summit in Hamburg Will G20 governments retreat from climate funding? Germany risks missing its climate targets World Iraqis wonder what will follow Islamic State in Mosul The Islamic State is facing defeat in Mosul and Raqqa. Massive rivalries between groups within the coalition fighting IS are already posing serious threats to any future peace. Civilians desperate in Mosul Why a Kurdish Raqqa would be a mistake Hundreds of civilians flee Mosul as IS loses grip on city 'Islamic State' targets children to punish parents in Mosul, says UN Iraq troops push into last 'Islamic State' bastion in Mosul Mass food poisoning hits displaced Iraqis outside Mosul World in Progress: Birthday parties & other challenges Canada marks its 150th birthday with a party this week, but many indigenous people are not in the mood to celebrate. We go to the Colombian jungle where coca plants - the base for cocaine - are still thriving despite the peace deal with FARC rebels. We'll also hear about blind baseball fans in South Korea who put together a popular podcast about their favorite sport. World in Progress: Birthday parties & other challenges Business Germany's Schäuble sets out pre-election budget The German government has set out its financial plans three months prior to elections. Its 2018 budget and longer-term financial plan until 2021 project some 15-billion-euro surplus, enough for voter-friendly tax cuts. German products in high demand around the world Berlin upgrades economic forecast Refugees in Germany: Are they still welcome today? Angela Merkel's party secures coalition deals to govern two German states Ifo projects stronger German economic growth German business confidence hits new record high: Ifo Germany NSA spying scandal committee presents controversial final report A German investigative committee has presented its findings to the Bundestag on US spying on Germany - and Germany's spying on its allies. The report is more than 1,800 pages long but contains little consensus. Merkel testifies on NSA spying affair US spies hacked global banking system - report German intelligence 'spied on White House' Opinion: The show must go on Opinion: Deliberate inactivity A guide to military drones German opposition criticizes BND's illegal espionage Opinion: Germany's rejection of Snowden is cowardly Social Democrats rally for German election comeback Sports Confederations Cup Confederations Cup: 'We're heading to the final,' says ultra-confident Joachim Löw Germany face Mexico in the semifinals of the Confederations Cup on Thursday and Joachim Löw, coach of Die Nationalmannschaft, is not lacking confidence. The winner will face either Portugal or Chile in Sunday's final. Confederations Cup: Werner double downs Cameroon to set up date with Mexico U21 Euros: Germany beat England on penalties to set up final with Spain Russian Deputy Prime Minister denies state-sponsored football doping claims McLaren points to possible doping cover-up in Russian football Six charged over Hillsborough stadium disaster Six people, including former senior police officers, have been charged with criminal offences related to the Hillsborough disaster. The charges come after a prolonged campaign for justice by bereaved families. Charges brought in decades-old stadium tragedy "Not again!" English media reactions after Germany inflict latest shootout heartbreak Despair, resignation, frustration and some good old British humor - DW sums up the English media reactions to Germany's Euro U21 semifinal penalty win. The inevitable political parallels with Brexit also feature. U21 Euros: Germany beat England on penalties to set up final with Spain McLaren points to possible doping cover-up in Russian football WADA investigator Richard McLaren has said that he believes Russian football had a separate system to conceal positive drug tests. He is the author of two reports pointing to state-sponsored doping in Russian sports. Russian Deputy Prime Minister denies state-sponsored football doping claims Russia denies WADA accusations of state-run doping scheme WADA report confirms 'institutional conspiracy' in Russian sport doping Newsletters & Co. On the road to the German election Germans are heading to the polls this September. Discover what the elections in Germany mean to Germany, Europe and the world with our online special: Germany Decides. Our viewer's travel video competition Do you like to travel and do you always take your camera with you? Then why not enter our video competition and win a DW travel-pack for your next summer holiday. 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. Pulse Pulse: Get on ya bike! This week on Pulse, we cycle around Soweto. Meet some Afro-Mexicans struggling for recognition. Look at how Africa fares in the global social media stakes. All that and more on this jam-packed edition of Pulse with host Jessie Wingard. Pulse: Get on ya bike!   © Deutsche Welle 2017