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Daily Bulletin 23.08.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Transatlantic Ties Chancellor Angela Merkel: President Donald Trump's isolationism risks making US irrelevant, not great The German chancellor has said there is no way US President Trump can make America "great" if he ignores the rest of the world. She added that Germany would not automatically follow the US into war against North Korea. North Korea: Diplomacy or war? Seoul keeps its cool in the face of North Korean war posturing North Korea 'ramps up manufacture of illegal drugs' amid sanctions Nations start to choose sides in event of North Korea war German military spending gets political Angela Merkel's rival, Martin Schulz, claims chancellor is too soft on Trump EU begs citizens to reject extreme nationalism on European Day of Remembrance for Victims of Stalinism and Nazism Countries across Europe are marking a day that Russia is reticent about discussing. The EU is calling for its people to reject extremism, intolerance and oppression. The growth of populism: How to tackle the twist to simple solutions for complex problems in politics? Radical Hungarians on the rise Neo-Nazi marchers in Berlin matched by counterprotesters Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact: A 'honeymoon' for two dictators Estonia takes EU's helm with focus on digitalization, cyberdefense Remembering Germany's Darkest Day Identitarian movement - Germany's 'new right' hipsters Trailing Merkel, Martin Schulz says he wants US nukes removed from Germany Social Democrat Martin Schulz has vowed to remove US nuclear weapons from Germany's soil if he defeats Chancellor Angela Merkel in the upcoming election. Schulz's SPD has 24 percent support, according to the latest poll. #GermanyDecides - Election road trip German military spending gets political Meet the German parties' top candidates Opinion: Germany votes and the whole world is watching The pros and cons of Merkel's grand coalition in Germany Who is Martin Schulz, the SPD challenger to Angela Merkel? Brexit UK apologizes for mistakenly threatening EU citizens with deportation Nearly 100 letters were sent to EU citizens living legally in the UK threatening them with detention and deportation. The Home Office has said the "rights of EU nations living in the UK remain unchanged." Talk: Brexit chaos unnerves business UK seeks 'frictionless' border for N. Ireland after Brexit Report: UK to cap Brexit fee at 40 billion euros UK ministers to release Brexit position papers amid criticism Brexit's side effects for life-saving medicines Germany Germany Lobbyists and politicians: What are the regulations? The case of former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder cozying up to his buddy Vladimir Putin by joining Rosneft raises all sorts of questions about unethical public-private job swapping. Where does Germany stand? Collusion cloud follows German carmakers Dieselgate: the cozy ties between Germany's car industry and Berlin exposed Germany to regulate switch from politics to business US ethics chief wary of Trump's conflicts of interests Britain's Osborne: from finance minister to editor Diaby, Germany's first-ever black MP, files charges over racist Facebook posts Karamba Diaby, Germany's first African-born black Bundestag member, has filed charges against racist Facebook commenters. The far-right NPD questioned his right to represent German people on its page. Germany's first black member of parliament Bundestag cancels German government funding of non-democratic parties A guide to Germany's far-right groups Business Germany repatriates gold reserves ahead of schedule Germany's central bank has completed an initiative to bring half of the country's gold reserves home three years ahead of schedule, as it repatriated all of its gold kept in Paris and a third of its reserves in the US. Europe: A Decade after the Financial Crisis Germany begins hauling gold reserves back home Tracking down Germany's gold Financial crisis bank fines hit record 10 years after market collapse 10 years on, what might cause the next financial crisis? French President Emmanuel Macron lobbying against labor dumping Emmanuel Macron is on tour in Eastern Europe trying to drum up support to curtail companies from posting workers in other EU countries for long periods. Such new rules are seen to protect Western European workers. The sacred employment contract in France Emmanuel Macron's first 100 days filled with tests British employers unprepared for immigration changes The dispute between Poland and the EU continues French parliament adopts Macron's labor reform shakeup Sports Hamburg's Nicolai Müller undergoes successful knee surgery The Hamburg forward injured himself when he collided with the corner flag while celebrating his goal in the opening Bundesliga victory over Augsburg. The club say his surgery was a success, but he may miss seven months. Liverpool vs. Hoffenheim - live blog No German team has ever beaten Liverpool at Anfield. However, that is precisely what Hoffenheim must do in their playoff second leg, although even 1-0 is not enough to reach the lucrative Champions League group stages. Summer transfers 2017: 'Agent's demands' scupper Jairo move to Hannover Hannover and Mainz had agreed on a transfer fee for Jairo Samperio. The player had agreed on the terms of a contract at Hannover, but somehow, the deal fell through. Here is the latest transfer news. FIFA condemns Russian hackers after leak of drugs database Hackers Fancy Bears have released a list of failed drug tests by footballers from 2015 and 2016. They have also leaked the names of 25 players who received legal TUEs before the 2010 World Cup, including four Germans. WADA calls on Russia to stop 'Fancy Bear' hacks McLaren points to possible doping cover-up in Russian football 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. World World in Progress World in Progress: Stories that matter from around the world World in Progress is a 30-minute radio show that connects the dots in a globalized era. World in Progress: Arts and Lives Pulse Go with your gut: Healthy food craze hits Cape Town, South Africa There's almost no corner you can turn in South Africa's most famous city, Cape Town, without bumping into beautiful people with toned bodies. Our reporter, Kerstin Welter, met a passionate entrepreneur, who not only owes his life to fermented foods but dedicated it to spreading the knowledge as far as he can. In a, let's say, very 'sexy' way. Go with your gut: Healthy food craze hits Cape Town, South Africa   © Deutsche Welle 2017