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Daily Bulletin 24.08.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Second Barcelona terror attack suspect released A week after two deadly attacks in Catalonia, a Spanish judge conditionally released a second suspect. Authorities expanded their search for accomplices and identified the remains of the last member of the terror cell. Terror in Spain: Investigators connect dots Barcelona: tourism post-terrorism? Spain terror cell had 120 gas canisters Catalonia's Islamic extremism problem Barcelona terror attack suspect admits larger plot Spanish police kill suspected Barcelona attack driver Younes Abouyaaqoub +++ Catalonia terror attacks - live updates +++ Reports: Ripoll imam radicalized Barcelona attackers Police converge on US city of Charleston amid reports of active shooter A man has reportedly shot one person and taken others hostage, according to the mayor of the US city of Charleston in the state of South Carolina. He called the shooter a "disgruntled employee." Clashes in Rome as police seek to move migrants Violence broke out as migrants threw rocks, bottles and gas canisters at police in Rome. Officers used water cannons to quell resistance from asylum-seekers as human rights groups protested the authorities' use of force. Italy tries to cope with migrant influx Italy: Sea of tragedies Migrants in Rome evicted from office block as UN voices concern Italy mulls sending navy into Libyan waters to stop migrants EU countries decline to help Italy with Mediterranean refugee crisis Explosion in Kyiv as Ukraine marks Independence Day At least two people have been hurt after an explosion hit the Ukrainian capital. Initial assessments by police suggest it was the work of hooligans. Mattis offers Ukraine support - but not weapons World Germany's dirty diesel cars en route for Eastern Europe Car owners in Germany can claim a rebate of up to 10,000 euros when they trade in their old diesel car for a new car. Many of the old vehicles may end up in Poland – and put pressure on car dealerships. German carmakers urged to retrofit diesel cars VW offers trade-in bonus of up to 10,000 euros for older diesels Dieselgate forces German carmakers to rethink their future VW plans 'cash-for-clunkers' scheme for diesel cars Diesel emissions kill. What is the car industry going to do about it? Opinion: Germany votes and the whole world is watching Dieselgate: the cozy ties between Germany's car industry and Berlin exposed Angola election Who is Angola's next president, Joao Lourenco? After the departure of the seriously ill Jose Eduardo dos Santos, Joao Lourenco will become Angola's next president. Who is the man who ran on the ticket of the party heavyweight MPLA? Rich in resources but poor and corrupt Angola chooses successor to President Jose Eduardo dos Santos Angola's new 'president in waiting' Angola: Election campaigns kick off Angola election Opinion: Democracy in Angola is more than just holding elections Angola's generally peaceful and well-organized elections mask the powerful structures holding the country back from being a true democracy, says DW's Johannes Beck. The growing empire of Angola's first daughter, Isabel dos Santos Children among victims of post-election violence in Kenya Jose Eduardo dos Santos era ends as polls open in Angola Germany Muslims 'integrate' well into Germany - but aren't accepted Almost all of Germany's 4.7 million Muslims feel connected to German society, according to a new study. But the feeling is apparently not mutual: One in five Germans doesn't want Muslims as neighbors. Immigrants lead the way in demanding assimilation, study finds German conservatives call for Islam Law PEGIDA Poland: 'Muslims are not part of our culture' Islamophobia body observes sharp rise in anti-Muslim incidents in France Fears of growing islamophobia as Swiss ban minarets Sports Champions League: Dortmund draw Real, Bayern get PSG in group stage The group stages of the Champions League have been drawn in Monaco. Bayern Munich face Carlo Ancelotti's former side PSG, Dortmund have a tough group including Real Madrid and RB Leipzig will be quietly pleased. Neymar turns to FIFA to strike back at Barcelona Brazilian football star Neymar is taking legal action against his former club Barcelona, reportedly over an unpaid bonus. This follows news that Barca are taking the PSG man to court for alleged breach of contract. Barcelona sue Neymar over breach of contract Neymar unveiled as football's most expensive player, denies it's about the money Summer transfers 2017: Mainz place Jairo on gardening leave Mainz have instructed Jairo Samperio not to come to training at least until the end of the month. This comes a day after a deal that would have sent him to Hannover fell through. Here is the latest transfer news. Bundesliga: Dortmund bring momentum into Hertha game Peter Bosz has been Dortmund's coach for less than two months and they already lead the Bundesliga, albeit after one matchday. If Dortmund want to stay there, they'll have to end their poor run against Hertha Berlin. Opinion: Christian Pulisic proves no Dembele, no problem Excitement builds at BVB after just 60 minutes of Mario Götze 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. Environment Living Planet: Food for the future With Europe's farmers are facing crisis, creativity has become key to survival. While some are returning to traditional methods, others are turning to new technology – and in Kenya, future-proofing comes in the form of flying ants. Living Planet: Food for the future   © Deutsche Welle 2017