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Daily Bulletin 21.08.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Spanish police kill suspected Barcelona attack driver Younes Abouyaaqoub Catalan police have shot and killed Younes Abouyaaqoub, the fugitive driver suspected behind the Barcelona terror attack. He was the last known at large member of a suspected terror cell. Barcelona: tourism post-terrorism? Spain terror cell had 120 gas canisters DW's Charlotte Chelsom-Pill describes the mood in Barcelona after the terror attack Inside Europe: Terror and bloodshed in Barcelona Spanish police link 120 gas canisters to suspected terrorist plot Barcelona attacks: Police in cross-border hunt for suspect Las Ramblas - Barcelona's tourist magnet turned scene of terror Angela Merkel: Barcelona terrorists demonstrated 'contempt for humanity' Reports: Ripoll imam radicalized Barcelona attackers 'Resilient Barcelona' stands up against fear German footballer Lukas Podolski threatens to sue Breitbart over human trafficker photo Breitbart London has issued an apology after posting a picture of German footballer Lukas Podolski on an article about human trafficking gangs. The jet-ski photo was actually snapped during the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Ousted Bannon returning to Breitbart News Donald Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon leaves the White House Far-right Breitbart editor quits over pedophilia remarks Podolski delivers his own fitting departure US cuts back on Russian visas amid diplomatic tensions The US embassy said it had no alternative but to cut visa services given the sharp reduction in embassy staff ordered by the Kremlin. Moscow accuses the US of trying to provoke Russians against their own government. Ongoing tensions between US, Russia Moscow says US must pull diplomats from Russia US Senate passes sanctions against Russia US and Russia chief diplomats show 'readiness' to talk despite escalating tensions Robert Mueller convenes grand jury in Trump-Russia probe Donald Trump signs Russia sanctions bill into law Russia tells hundreds of US diplomatic staff to leave World Interpol: Who polices the world's police? The controversial arrest of German author Dogan Akhanli by Spanish authorities on an Interpol warrant issued by Turkey has triggered questions about the international policing agency's modus operandi. German author arrested on Turkey's behest Spain releases Dogan Akhanli, German author detained on Turkish warrant Interpol releases list of 173 potential IS bombers who could be in Europe German intelligence agency spied on Interpol and news organizations: Spiegel US-South Korea military drills - an unnecessary provocation? Amid serious tensions on the Korean Peninsula, the US and South Korea have begun their joint military exercises. For Pyongyang, the drills are a prelude to invading North Korea. Fabian Kretschmer reports from Seoul. Preparing for war with North Korea South Korea and US launch Ulchi Freedom Guardian drills Guam - what you need to know Eyeing North Korea, US and Japan to boost military ties What is China's role in the North Korean crisis? German weapons makers profiting from Korea tensions Where did North Korea get its missile technology? #NewNationalism: 'Turn India into a Hindu state' Following her trip to the US, DW's Fanny Fascar headed to India to find out what's driving nationalism in one of Asia's most populous countries. She discovered that religion there can run deeper than democratic values. Nationalism in Prime Minister Modi's India Germany Germany's populist AfD party seeks to reboot migrant fears The Alternative for Germany wants to scrap the right to asylum and make development aid conditional upon stopping emigration. The party says its suggestions are "humane," but in practice they would be anything but that. 10 things you need to know about Germany's right-wing AfD Angela Merkel's CDU leads pre-election polls, but issues could favor SPD Donald Trump-style populism has no chance in German election AfD populists milk anti-refugee anger in German region with few asylum seekers EU limits boat sales to Libya in effort to stem migrant flow Sports Excitement builds at BVB after just 60 minutes of Mario Götze Most of the talk around Bundesliga leaders Borussia Dortmund is still centered on Ousmane Dembele. But BVB look just fine without him, and Mario Götze is a reason why. Mario Götze's medical issues to keep him out for rest of season Best of Bundesliga: BVB's Christian Pulisic lights it up Bayern Munich unveil 'the answer to transfer madness' Bayern Munich present a new youth facility as the club attempts to revitalize their academy system. Club president Uli Hoeness believes the facility could combat the escalating prices in the transfer market. The "Mia san mia"-Phenomenon Bayern Munich beat valiant Leverkusen in Bundesliga opener Questions remain for Ancelotti and Bayern despite opening day win Uli Hoeness re-elected as president of Bayern Munich Neymar unveiled as football's most expensive player, denies it's about the money Newsletters & Co. Make your home beautiful with DW Interior Design For whatever makes you feel at home, DW's Interior Design channel reveals ideas, tips and trends from Europe and around the world with everything from ecological design to new tricks for the entire house. Subscribe now! 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.   © Deutsche Welle 2017