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Daily Bulletin 14.08.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Donald Trump condemns right-wing extremists after days of silence The US president had been under growing pressure, including from within his own party, to condemn right-wing extremist groups. His new comments came two days after he said all sides were to blame for the violence. Tyson Barker on Trump's reaction to violence Opinion: Charlottesville violence reflects Trump America Donald Trump criticized for lackluster reaction to Charlottesville violence China suspends North Korean iron, seafood imports over missile tests China has announced a ban on imports of coal, iron ore, lead and seafood from North Korea. The measures are part of new UN sanctions aimed to punish Pyongyang after it tested two intercontinental missiles. US and North Korea: Fierce sabre-rattling US calls for China to exert economic pressure on North Korea Guam chief glad Trump 'locked and loaded' for North Korea North Korea's second missile launch in a week provokes international outcry China's Xi Jinping calls Donald Trump, urges peaceful North Korea resolution North Korea: Donald Trump ignores Angela Merkel's pleas against violence Donald Trump has complete, unchecked authority to use nuclear weapons Trump, Moon agree to push ahead with North Korea sanctions US President Donald Trump ponders trade war with China UN Security Council vows new sanctions on North Korea What is an intercontinental ballistic missile? Asia North Korea's missile program linked to Soviet technology, says report Pyongyang's ICMB technology has advanced at unprecedented speeds due to the acquisition of Soviet missile systems built in Ukraine, said experts. They warned the "window of opportunity will soon close" without action. China suspends North Korean iron, seafood imports over missile tests Which US cities could North Korea's ballistic missile hit? What is an intercontinental ballistic missile? Donald Trump says his North Korea warning 'wasn't tough enough' ICBM tests force South Korea to get tough on North What is China's role in the North Korean crisis? Hundreds feared dead in Sierra Leone mudslide Hundreds of people are believed to have died after a mudslide flattened dozens of houses on the outskirts of Freetown. Sierra Leone's official coroner has said more than 200 bodies have already brought into the morgue. Cacao as a conservation tool Sierra Leone after Ebola WHO: Yemen cholera infections exceed 500,000 The World Health Organization reports that Yemen's cholera outbreak has infected more than 500,000 people since April. Nearly 2,000 people have died. Charity: Yemen's children trapped in tragedy Yemen's cholera outbreak worsens as Oxfam projects 600,000 cases Yemen's war explained in 4 key points Yemen: Between conflict and collapse ICRC: Number of cholera cases in Yemen leaps to 'over 300,000' Deadly cholera outbreak sweeps across Yemen Gabriel: Merkel, CDU have become puppets in Trump's hands Germany's foreign minister says Angela Merkel and the CDU are submitting to the belligerent budgetary demands of Donald Trump. Sigmar Gabriel says Germany's ruling party is forgoing social policy for military spending. German military spending gets political How does Germany contribute to NATO? Angela Merkel wows voters on opponent's home turf with predictability Finance Minister Schäuble slams Schulz fans for 'Make Europe Great Again' slogan Merkel: Germany to heavily increase Bundeswehr budget North Korea: Donald Trump ignores Angela Merkel's pleas against violence Justin Thomas wins PGA Championship, last golf major of 2017 The 24-year-old from Kentucky lived up to his billing as a great talent for the future in golf when he won his first major tournament at the PGA Championship in North Carolina. Two spectacular birdies sealed the win. British Open: Branden Grace shoots 62 to break 44-year-old record Could we be entering the era of Jordan Spieth? Business Merck CEO quits Trump Council over Charlottesville remarks Kenneth Frazier has resigned from the president's American Manufacturing Council, citing Trump's controversial response to a violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville. Trump was quick to denounce the move. Virginia white nationalist rally turns fatal White House defends Trump response Donald Trump criticized for lackluster reaction to Charlottesville violence Opinion: Charlottesville violence reflects Trump America World Hungary PM Viktor Orban aims to militarize the school system Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is moving to introduce compulsory military training in schools. It is a grim reminder of the country's totalitarian past that has raised fears of 'idealogical indoctrination.' Hungary: Viktor Orbán and Nepotism EU refugee quotas 'proportionate,' European Court of Justice is told Hungary approves crackdown on foreign NGOs Ultranationalism grips Central Europe Romania commits to NATO defense spending target until 2026 Sports How will Germany's teams fare in Europe this season? Bayern aim to become European champions for a sixth time, Leipzig take a step into the unknown and who knows what to expect from Dortmund. In the Europa League, Hertha and Cologne return to the continental stage. Dembélé gives Dortmund a headache Opinion: The league is not enough for Bayern James Rodriguez joins Bayern Munich on loan to reunite with Ancelotti Ancelotti right to moan but Bayern lack striking options RB Leipzig provide first glimpse of Champions League credentials Opinion: Under Nagelsmann, Hoffenheim are well-primed for European football Champions League: Ronaldo sets new milestone as luckless Bayern Munich go out Dortmund bomb attack victim Bartra returns to training Ousmane Dembele suspended 'until further notice' as Barcelona circle What's new in the Bundesliga? The Bundesliga has several changes in store for the new season. Fans will have new rules, new faces, new kickoff times and a couple of changes in terms of refereeing to get accustomed to. Here is an overview. 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.   © Deutsche Welle 2017