Daily Bulletin | 12.07.2017, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 12.07.2017 | 18:30 UTC Breaking News Brazil's former President Lula sentenced to 9.5 years in jail Lula has been found guilty of corruption and money laundering for his involvement in the "Car Wash" scandal that has permeated all ranks of Brazil's political system. Environment Antarctica Colossal iceberg breaks off Antarctica A chunk of ice the size of the US state of Delaware has broken off the Larsen C ice shelf, one of Antarctica's largest ice shelves. Scientists fear global warming is destabilizing Antarctic ice shelves. Living Planet: Why care about a bit of ice? Antarctica: Larsen C breakoff could have 'dire consequences' Why is the Arctic melting faster than the Antarctic? Why Africa has to worry about melting Greenland ice Antarctic: temperature records verified 'We've seen unprecedented change in the Antarctic ice shelf' Germany G20: Police blacklisted journalists who 'worked in Turkish Kurdish regions' At least 32 journalists at the G20 summit in Hamburg had their accreditations taken off them by German police without explanation, sparking press freedom concerns. Some had worked in the Kurdish regions of Turkey. Merkel-Gabriel spat: Could G20 chaos tear coalition apart? Berlin's leftist scene under pressure after G20 violence Germany asks for EU help following Hamburg G20 protests Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie invites G20 police to free concert Germany 'stagnating' in cultural struggle with Russia, China Russia and China are miles ahead of Europe when it comes to investing in social media campaigns and founding cultural institutes, a new study has found. Germany, in particular, has some catching up to do. New ways forward! How media innovators foster social cohesion and international understanding Ukraine imposes new sanctions on Russian social media and web services Are Russia's anti-terror laws designed to fight democracy? Despite setbacks, Alexei Navalny prepares for Russia's presidential election Moscow pulls an April Fools' joke about hacking scandal News After G20, Mayor Olaf Scholz tells Hamburg he's sorry Mayor Olaf Scholz has apologized to Hamburg for a difficult weekend. He previously said Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats should think again if they expect him to quit after G20 clashes between police and protesters. G20: Lessons learned? @dwnews - Hamburg residents clean streets after violent G20 protests Steinmeier and Hamburg Mayor Olaf Scholz praise G20 cops Merkel-Gabriel spat: Could G20 chaos tear coalition apart? Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie invites G20 police to free concert Germany asks for EU help following Hamburg G20 protests G20: Fun things to know about capitalism's big bash in Hamburg After G20: A look at left-wing radicalism in Europe EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier sets out tough stance for UK talks The EU's Michel Barnier cited differences on citizens' rights, the bill to be paid by the UK and the issue of the Irish border. Barnier said he could hear the clock ticking towards the exit date of March 2019. How will the UK economy end up? German industry leaders play down help for UK in Brexit talks France lures post-Brexit London banks and finance to Paris Theresa May: EU citizens in UK must apply for 'settled status' to keep rights post-Brexit The Brexit Diaries: 4 - The political survival of Theresa May Boris Johnson says EU can 'go whistle' on Brexit settlement bill German milk cows arrive in Qatar as Saudi boycott continues German cows have been flown into Qatar to be milked as Saudi Arabia's blockade of its neighbor continues. The country plans to fly in more cows from the United States and Australia. US, Qatar sign agreement on fighting terrorism US, Qatar sign anti-terror deal to end diplomatic spat Saudi Arabia confirms Qatar boycott policy German intelligence to shed light on Qatar terror allegations Saudi-led bloc to continue Qatar boycott after 'negative' response to demands Turkey's high-stakes game supporting Qatar Business Google escapes massive back taxes in France A French court has ruled that the internet giant is not liable to pay more than one billion euros on profits channeled through its subsidiary in Ireland - a favorite among multinationals seeking lower taxes in the EU. France sues Google for back taxes Google boss defends Europe tax practices, warns of Brexit Google to pay UK $185 million in back taxes Taxing multinationals - Where should they pay? EU to battle corporate tax scams Sports Tour de France: Marcel Kittel claims fifth victory in stage 11 Marcel Kittel has won back-to-back stages in the Tour de France, outsprinting the field on the final stretch of the 11th stage. He now has five stage wins in this year's Tour de France. Marcel Kittel wins stage 10 to overtake Erik Zabel's record Wimbledon day nine: Andy Murray upset in quarterfinals Reigning Wimbledon champion and World number one Andy Murray was eliminated by Sam Querrey in the quarterfinals. The two-time Wimbledon champ has yet to win a Grand Slam this year. Wimbledon: Andy Murray and Roger Federer lead criticism of courts Is James Rodriguez really the right fit for Bayern Munich? There's no doubting James Rodriguez's pedigree, but Bayern Munich's newest recruit sometimes struggled to find a niche at Real Madrid. With plenty of competition at his new club, there are question as to how he fits. James Rodriguez joins Bayern Munich on loan to reunite with Ancelotti Ronaldo double secures Real back-to-back Champions League titles Opinion: Why are the DFB prioritizing China over local clubs? China's under-20 team will soon be able to hold regular friendlies against German fourth tier sides, triggering protests by clubs and fans alike. The plan is a grave miscalculation by the DFB, argues DW's Felix Tamsut. 'A horror story': German clubs slam plan for Chinese U20 team to play in regional league Reports: Chinese U20 team set to play in Germany's fourth tier Pandas and strikers: China's relationship with German football 2014 World Cup final: As it happened Unruly fans prompt probe against Frankfurt, Cologne, HSV 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. 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 World in Progress: Shattered hopes and New Lives Topics: Spanish enclave in North Africa attracts thousands of African migrants - In Miami, musicians battle the dangers of gun violence - drug clinic in Dakar helps people fight addiction -  A heaven for classic beetles and other VW cars in a backyard of Rawalpindi, Pakistan. World in Progress: Shattered hopes and New Lives   © Deutsche Welle 2017