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Daily Bulletin 22.08.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Germany 25 years after Rostock-Lichtenhagen: 'Don't dwell on the past, learn from it' This week marks 25 years since the worst right-wing violence in Germany since the Second World War. Some locals fear being stigmatized, but there are still lessons to be learned. DW's Kate Brady reports. Rostock-Lichtenhagen: 25 years later 20 Years After the Rostock Riots - Life After the Brutal Attacks Rostock riots revealed 'the dark side of humanity' Why the rule of law burned down in Rostock Study links far-right extremism and eastern German mentality German Cup: Unruly fans at Rostock vs. Hertha, Schalke do just enough in Berlin Right-wing extremism 25 years after Rostock-Lichtenhagen Barcelona terror attack suspect admits larger plot A 12-member terror cell planned to bomb a major Barcelona monument, a suspect has admitted in court. The revelation comes a day after police shot the fugitive they say drove a van into crowds in Barcelona. Spain terror cell had 120 gas canisters Barcelona: tourism post-terrorism? WorldLink: My brother, the terrorist Spanish police kill suspected Barcelona attack driver Younes Abouyaaqoub Barcelona attacks: Police in cross-border hunt for suspect 'Resilient Barcelona' stands up against fear Spanish police link 120 gas canisters to suspected terrorist plot Catalonia's Islamic extremism problem Body found in search for missing USS John S. McCain sailors The remains of some missing Navy sailors have been found in a compartment of the USS John S. McCain, a US commander has said. Ten sailors went missing after the destroyer collided with an oil tanker off Singapore. US Navy orders 'operational pause' USS John S. McCain - Why maritime regulations are crucial to avoid collisions US Navy vessel collides with ship off Singapore US Navy fires commanders over deadly collision Turku stabbing attacker had lived in Germany The young Moroccan man who stabbed several people in the Finnish city of Turku last week had spent several months in Germany, a state broadcaster reports. He admitted the attack, but denied having terrorist motives. Turku stabbing suspect targeted women Finland police investigating stabbing spree as terrorism Police in Finland shoot man after stabbings in city of Turku Anis Amri case: Berlin launches probe into Christmas market attack Germany Germany suspends worker as ties to Vietnamese kidnapping alleged Day work in a German agency while moonlighting for Vietnam's Communist Party? Such is the alleged double-life of the suspended worker who may have helped Vietnamese spies abduct a businessman off a Berlin street. Vietnam denies Germany's kidnap claim German federal prosecutors take over probe into Vietnam 'kidnapping' Berlin 'abduction' of Vietnamese businessman sparks spat Germany warns Vietnam of consequences for 'Cold-War-style kidnapping' World Conservative Muslims slam, feminists hail India's 'triple talaq' ban Hardline Muslim sections have criticized India's top court verdict banning a law that allowed men to divorce their wives by saying the word "talaq" (divorce) three times. Murali Krishnan reports from New Delhi. The fight against 'instant' divorce in India Nationalism in Prime Minister Modi's India 'Triple talaq' ruling in India: DW correspondent Ashish Malhotra from Delhi India's top court blocks controversial Muslim 'triple talaq' divorce law Instant divorce debate exposes rifts among India's Muslims Muslim women in India struggle to end 'triple talaq' Hindu nationalists promise 'superior' Indian babies #NewNationalism: 'Turn India into a Hindu state' Donald Trump's Afghanistan strategy raises the stakes While Kabul has hailed President Trump's Afghanistan strategy, Islamabad is livid over the US' criticism of its "Islamist support." Experts say it will increase uncertainty in a volatile region with anti-US sentiment. Trump announces new Afghan strategy Imran Khan: military solution has failed in Pakistan and Afghanistan Donald Trump will own the Afghan war in victory, his generals will in defeat In Afghanistan strategy speech Trump slams Pakistan for providing safe havens Afghanistan waiting for new US strategy under Trump India's partition and 70 years of proxy jihad 'Islamic State' claims attack on Iraqi embassy in Afghanistan 'Trump administration has zero patience for Pakistan's terror policy' Resurgent Taliban and a government in disarray Culture Documenta cancels 'Auschwitz on the Beach' performance after hefty criticism Critics claimed the "Auschwitz on the Beach" performance planned at Germany's premiere art show relativized the Holocaust by comparing it with the refugee crisis. The Documenta now wants to open up discussion. Should Germany keep its Nazi relics to teach young people about the Holocaust? Editor who introduced Anne Frank to US readers dies at 93 Auschwitz museum plans traveling exhibition Sports Barcelona sues Neymar over breach of contract The fallout between Neymar and Barcelona continues apace with the soccer club now suing their former superstar. The labor lawsuit was submitted eight days after the forward moved to PSG for a world record fee. How do you replace the irreplaceable Neymar? Opinion: Neymar's transfer exposes financial fair play as the myth it is Summer transfers 2017: Barcelona lining up new Bundesliga targets With talks over Ousmane Dembele stalling, Barcelona line up other Bundesliga targets. Hannover sign Brazilian striker Jonathas while HSV are reportedly seeking a replacement for Nicolai Müller. Latest transfer news. Champions League: 'A perfect time to write history' - Hoffenheim confident of historic Anfield result against Liverpool No German team has ever beaten Liverpool at Anfield. However, that is precisely what Hoffenheim will have to do if they are to qualify for the group stage of the Champions League for the first time. Liverpool win first leg, but Hoffenheim grab late lifeline Julian Nagelsmann does his reputation no harm in battle with Jürgen Klopp Therese Johaug to miss Winter Olympics after CAS extends doping ban The Court of Arbitration for Sport has extended the doping ban of Norwegian cross-country skier Therese Johaug. This means the 2010 Olympic gold medalist will miss the 2018 Winter Games in South Korea. Cross-country skiing star Johaug fails doping test A year out from 2018 Winter Olympics, everything is in place but the people 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. Pulse Pulse: Follow your gut, you never know where it might take you This week on Pulse, we follow our gut in South Africa and get cravings for fermented foods. Girls in one of the world's biggest slums are coding and building smartphone apps. We meet a German rapper who's just returned from Africa, plus lots, lots more with host Jessie Wingard. Pulse: Follow your gut, you never know where it might take you   © Deutsche Welle 2017