Daily Bulletin | 09.08.2017, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 09.08.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Tillerson says no 'imminent threat' from Pyongyang Americans should "sleep well at night" and not be concerned about North Korea's threat to target Guam, the US top diplomat Rex Tillerson said. Soon thereafter, President Trump praised the US nuclear arsenal on Twitter. Trump returns rattling saber to North Korea Trump threatens 'fire and fury' against North Korea Donald Trump - Kim Jong Un 'war of words' timeline Guam - what you need to know Donald Trump: North Korea faces 'fire and fury' if threat persists Donald Trump - Kim Jong Un 'war of words' timeline The North Korean and US leaders have engaged in an escalating war of words in recent months. Tensions revolve around Pyongyang's developing missile and nuclear weapons programs. DW has the best quotes. Trump threatens 'fire and fury' against North Korea Will the new sanctions get North Korea back to the negotiating table? Steven Borowiec from Seoul North Korea's missile threat: Christopher Hill, former US ambassador to South Korea, speaks to DW Guam - what you need to know Donald Trump: North Korea faces 'fire and fury' if threat persists North Korea refuses to stop nuclear weapon development, threatens US over sanctions US issues to ban travel to North Korea North Korea fires missiles, South Korea halts THAAD missile defense N. Korea claims successful test of new rocket able to carry nuclear warhead North Korea wants South Korea to extradite spy chief Trump would be 'honored' to meet North Korea's leader Suspect detained after car slams into soldiers in Paris suburb of Levallois-Perret French authorities have shot and detained a man suspected of slamming his car into a group of soldiers in a Paris suburb, injuring six. The suspect was driving the same car he is thought to have used in the attack. France opens terror probe against Eiffel Tower attacker Madrid to Manchester to London: A chronology of terror in Europe Kenya protests turn deadly after election Kenyan police have fired live rounds at anti-government protesters in Nairobi, as unrest broke out in several cities over election results. Opposition leader Raila Odinga claims he has evidence the vote tally was hacked. High turnout in Kenyan general election Kenyatta takes the lead in Kenya's divisive election as Odinga rejects results Kenyans demand justice for murdered election official FBI raids former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort's home FBI agents have seized documents from the home of Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, his spokesman confirmed. The raid was part of an ongoing probe into Russian interference in the US election. As Russia investigation boils, Trump slams Jeff Sessions, accuses Ukraine of meddling Robert Mueller convenes grand jury in Trump-Russia probe Donald Trump's son, ex-campaign manager called to testify next week Trump Jr. meeting relevant to Russia probe: US special counsel Mueller Donald Trump Jr. and his Russian friends - what do we know about them? TOP STORIES Guam - what you need to know The North Korean army's claim that it was examining plans to attack Guam has put the spotlight on the tiny US territory in the Pacific. We examine why the island is so important to the United States. Guam Governor says 'no threat to our island' The Typhoon Forecasters of Guam Donald Trump: North Korea faces 'fire and fury' if threat persists US plans anti-missile system test in Alaska amid tensions with North Korea Which US cities could North Korea's ballistic missile hit? Guam becomes first US territory to approve same-sex marriage Germany Hamburg G20 riots: Polish man becomes first charged A Polish hitchhiker has become the first person to be charged with any offense related to the G20 riots in Hamburg - for carrying marbles and firecrackers. However, he was not even at a demo when he was arrested. Local residents furious over G20 summit protests vandalism G20 summit in Hamburg marred by violent protests, vandalism G20 rioters should wear electronic tags, says German interior minister Who's who in Hamburg's G20 protests After G20: A look at left-wing radicalism in Europe Germany asks for EU help following Hamburg G20 protests After G20, Mayor Olaf Scholz tells Hamburg he's sorry Berlin's leftist scene under pressure after G20 violence Hate crimes against homosexuals on the rise in Germany The number of crimes against gays and lesbians in Germany has increased by almost a third in the past year. Is a lack of action by politicians, police and schools to blame? A milestone for the gay community #MsgtoMerkel: We need better integration Gay marriage in Germany: The man who asked Merkel Germany's Bundestag passes bill on same-sex marriage The long path toward same-sex marriage in Germany Victims of German anti-gay law finally get their day in the Bundestag Homophobic crimes in Germany up almost 20 percent Berlin 24/7: How welcome are LGBTI refugees in Berlin? Nina Queer: SPD drag queen and tolerance ambassador apologizes for racist remarks Sports Isaac Makwala in 200m World semifinals after last minute reprieve After he was controversially banned from competing in the 400m final on Tuesday, Botswanan Isaac Makwala thought his medal hopes were gone. But just hours after his quarantine ended he took to the track, alone. Isaac Makwala withdrawn from world championships as norovirus hits athletes Ousmane Dembele remains in Dortmund - but for how long? There are growing signs that Borussia Dortmund are about to part company with talented young forward Ousmane Dembele for a tidy profit. There is also an indication that the player's thoughts may already be elsewhere. 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: The story of the Koh-i-Noor diamond Today, the legendary Koh-I-Noor diamond is part of the UK's Crown Jewels. The story of the diamond mirrors the history if South Asia. First discovered in medieval India, the diamond went on a chequered journey across countries and continents. It's a thrilling story of wars and wealth, treason and secrets - and about a curse, that's said to strike all male owners of the Koh-I- Noor. World in Progress: The story of the Koh-i-Noor diamond   © Deutsche Welle 2017