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Daily Bulletin 01.09.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Africa Kenya court annuls presidential election result Kenya's Supreme Court has accused the electoral board of committing "irregularities" during the recent presidential vote. The annulment marks a setback for President Uhuru Kenyatta, who has called the judges "crooks." Kenya Supreme Court nullifies Kenyatta's re-election Odinga: 'Very historic day' for Kenya Kenya: Electoral board 'failed' Bringing truth to light in Kenya Kenya opposition leader Raila Odinga given access to election commission servers Kenya protests turn deadly after election Opinion: Kenya - from the court of the people to the courts of law Kenya elections: three women make political history Kenya: Incumbent Uhuru Kenyatta declared winner of general election Two more German nationals detained in Turkey for political reasons: German Foreign Ministry The German government is attempting to contact the two German nationals, who have been arrested for what appear to be political reasons. Germany's Left party has urged Berlin to issue a travel warning for Turkey. Open letter from jailed journalist Deniz Yücel's wife: Open the door, it's me Main coup trial begins in Turkey against nearly 500 suspects Cem Özdemir: 'Erdogan wants to establish Turkey in Germany' Death toll in Myanmar violence surges to 400 amid Rohingya exodus to Bangladesh Nearly 30,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled to Bangladesh as communal violence rages in Myanmar's northwest. Tens of thousands remain stuck in a no-man's-land at the border. Desperation mounts among Rohingya as Myanmar army cracks down on militants The desperate plight of Myanmar's Rohingya – Q&A with Lilianne Fan, Asia Pacific Human Rights Network Kofi Annan report warns of Rakhine radicalization amid deadly Rohingya attacks Bangladesh forces back scores of Rohingya despite Myanmar violence Myanmar troops 'open fire on Rohingya villagers' Deportation looms large over Rohingyas in India Relocating Rohingyas to a remote, uninhabitable island Middle East Iraq declares victory over 'Islamic State' in Tal Afar The US-led coalition has hailed the liberation of the strategic city of Tal Afar as a "stunning victory" for Iraqi forces. But as IS regroups, US officials have warned that the militant group's leader may still be alive. Iraqi forces recapture large portion of Tal Afar center from 'Islamic State' Iraq launches fresh offensive to reclaim IS-held Tal Afar Masoud's list: From IS victim to terrorist hunter Who is the 'Islamic State' leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi? Syrian Observatory: 'Islamic State' leader Abu Bakr al-Bagdhadi is dead Fighting rages on in Syria's Deir el-Zour Asteroid Florence to fly by Earth, NASA says no danger Asteroid Florence is passing unusually close to our planet, offering a rare treat for both professional and hobby astronomers. Scientists say there is no danger that the large object will hit Earth. Asteroid Florence will not kill us - this time 'The dinosaurs were a little bit unlucky' Luxembourg to spend 200 million euros for asteroid mining Bundeswehr admits failures following deadly training march Germany's armed forces, the Bundeswehr, has acknowledged mistakes in a midsummer training exercise during which four soldiers collapsed. One of them died in hospital. The defense minister wants a detailed investigation. Young and wanted: Recruits for the Bundeswehr Inside Europe - The German Defence Minister on the defensive German military spending gets political Far-right extremism probe into elite German army unit opens German military helicopter lost its rotor blades before crashing in Mali German soldiers sue over dismissal for 'sadistic sexual' practices and hazing Scandal hits confidence in German army German defense minister Von der Leyen addresses calls to step down Germany German city of Aachen offers iodine tablets amid nuclear fears Only 70 kilometers separate Aachen from the Tihange nuclear plant in Belgium. Many residents have long had concerns about the safety of the facility. Now, the city is offering iodine tablets in case of an accident. German region hands out iodine over nuclear concerns Human chain against ageing nuclear plants spans three countries Human chain against aging nuclear plants spans three countries New cracks found in Tihange 2 Belgian nuclear power plant Activists protest first Belgian-German nuclear meeting Ukraine, Belarus leaders mark Chernobyl anniversary Nazi trial against Auschwitz medic Hubert Z. to be suspended Former medic Hubert Z. faced 3,681 murder-related charges for working at the Nazi death camp in 1944. His trial began in 2015, but was suspended several times - now prosecutors believe the judge perverted justice. The nursing home for Holocaust survivors Last Auschwitz trial close to collapse after court delays Trial starts - again - for accused Auschwitz medic How does Germany choose its judges? Always the best pick? German judge Kabisch removed from Auschwitz trial for bias Sports World Cup 2018 Qualifying live: Czech Republic vs. Germany Joachim Löw's Germany travel to Prague looking to extend their perfect qualifying record and take another step towards defending their title. For their opponents, Friday's match is a do or die encounter. The race to be Manuel Neuer's understudy Paris Saint-Germain set for FFP investigation after Neymar, Mbappe deals UEFA have opened a Financial Fair Play investigation into Paris Saint-Germain. The French club have had an extravagant transfer window, sewing up a deal for Kylian Mbappe and breaking the transfer record for Neymar. 5 Reasons why Mbappe is worth €180m Kylian Mbappe: The 180-million-euro teenage sensation Opinion: Neymar's transfer exposes financial fair play as the myth it is Jadon Sancho: Who is Borussia Dortmund's new signing? Following his deadline day move, 17-year-old Jadon Sancho has become Borussia Dortmund's first ever English player. DW profiles the young forward who believes he can develop further with the Black and Yellows. Borussia Dortmund agree to sell Ousmane Dembele to Barcelona Opinion: Christian Pulisic proves no Dembele, no problem Transfer Deadline Day: Sancho to Dortmund, Sanches to Swansea Bayern Munich to Swansea: Renato Sanches' loan move is good for all involved Bayern Munich will be able to keep a close eye on Portuguese midfielder Renato Sanches as he gets some much-needed game time in southwestern Wales. This is one deadline day deal that suits all parties involved . Transfer Deadline Day: Sancho to Dortmund, Sanches to Swansea Euro 2016 final: Midfield battle between Sanches and Pogba could be crucial Bayern sign 35-million-euro teenager Renato Sanches Paul Clement leaves Bayern Munich to take over at Swansea City 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. Inside Europe Inside Europe: Covering the issues that shape Europe Inside Europe is an award-winning weekly radio show with a focus on European topics. Inside Europe 31.08.2017   © Deutsche Welle 2017