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Daily Bulletin 05.09.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Trump administration rescinds DACA program for young 'Dreamers' US President Donald Trump has ended a program that granted amnesty for some 800,000 young men and women who were brought into the country illegally. Attorney General Sessions called the DACA program "unconstitutional." New immigration guidelines dramatically expand US deportation powers (22.02.2017) Mexicans in the USA worry about deportation Trump travel ban order sparks protests 'Dreamers' ready for fight to stay in US as DACA's fate looms North Korea North Korea nuclear crisis: Vladimir Putin warns against 'global catastrophe' Russian President Putin condemned North Korea's actions, but said that global powers must avoid "ramping up military hysteria." Washington has accused the North of "begging for war," after testing hydrogen bombs. Putin warns of global 'catastrophe' over N Korea conflict A view from North Korea South Korea pushes for strong response to 'H-bomb' test – Bruce Harrison reports Putin says tougher North Korea sanctions useless – Andreas Zumach reports North Korea fires missile over Japan triggering warnings North Korea claims successful hydrogen bomb test A closer look at which countries trade with North Korea The North Korea crisis: 10 questions, 10 answers Hydrogen vs atomic bomb: What's the difference? United States says North Korea 'begging for war' amid calls for stronger UN sanctions 'Ultimate sanction' - Will cutting off oil bring North Korea to its knees? Opinion: A no-win situation for US in North Korean crisis Hurricane Irma heads for Caribbean, triggers states of emergency for Puerto Rico, Florida Hurricane Irma strengthened to a Category 5 as it moved toward the Caribbean and the southern United States. It is the second powerful hurricane to threaten the US in two weeks after a similar storm hit Texas. Hurricane Harvey hits US oil production Houston floods: Evacuation order as Hurricane Harvey rages on Hurricane Harvey: Donald Trump asks Congress for billions Donald Trump visits Harvey victims as environmentalists berate urban sprawl Puerto Rico files for bankruptcy-like case to cut massive debt Hurricane Nicole slams into Bermuda as 'extremely dangerous' Category 3 storm Kate Middleton topless photos earn Closer magazine maximum fines A French celebrity magazine has been ordered to pay 100,000 euros in damages for invasion of privacy. Photos of the topless Kate Middleton were taken with a long-focus lens while she sunbathed at a private estate. Unforgotten: Princess Diana, Queen of Hearts William and Kate's first state visit to Germany as a family Prince William, Kate Middleton expecting third child says Kensington Palace French court partly covers Kate's shame Meet Germany's biggest Princess Diana fan How 'Candle in the Wind' became an anthem to Princess Diana Why I didn't watch Princess Diana's funeral Syrian army breaks three-year 'Islamic State' siege in Deir el-Zour Syrian state media has reported that government troops breached a nearly three-year siege by the so-called "Islamic State" (IS) in the contested city of Deir el-Zour, in another strategic and symbolic defeat for IS. Escaping "Islamic State" – Q&A with Masoud Aqil Social Media campaigns raise awareness for refugees Syria civil war timeline: A summary of critical events Fighting rages on in Syria's Deir el-Zour 'IS' fighters abduct 400 after fierce battle in Deir el-Zour: monitoring group Rex Tillerson floats no-fly zones for Syria, if Russia agrees Opinion: Donald Trump's dangerous U-turn on Syria Iraqis wonder what will follow 'Islamic State' in Mosul Science Psychology Terrorism and the copycat effect A new study says the more the media covers terrorism, the more we inspire copycat attacks. What's at work? Is it a conscious plan by terrorists or the psychological phenomenon known as the Werther effect? Spain's Muslims see hatred spike since Barcelona attacks Netflix to make film about Norwegian terrorist Breivik Germany Angela Merkel addresses final Bundestag session before election Chancellor Angela Merkel stressed themes of moderation and consensus in her final state of the nation address. Her speech was a hommage to the work of her grand coalition, but the Social Democrats refused to join in. Germany's final parliament session before the election Merkel's political victory after 'open-door policy' Angela Merkel and Martin Schulz in TV duel ahead of Germany's election Chancellor Angela Merkel weighs tougher approach to Turkey after arrests Germany summons N. Korean representative amidst missile launch threats Two years since Germany opened its borders to refugees: A chronology German military spending gets political Minimum wage not enough for single parents German minister threatens mandatory quota to push women execs The pros and cons of Merkel's grand coalition in Germany Sports Son of former IAAF president at center of Olympic vote buying racket, says prosecutor The son of the former IAAF president Lamine Diack is at the heart of a corruption racket that involved vote buying for the Olympics, says the French financial prosecutor. Tokyo 2020 and Rio 2016 are under investigation. Diack resigns from IOC amid allegations of corruption IOC awards Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games Germany's World Cup squad a tough decision for Joachim Löw Victory for Germany in the Confederations Cup and at the U21 Euros has made life harder for Joachim Löw. The Germany head coach faces a tough task of deciding who to take to Russia in 2018. Opinion: Timo Werner is the striker Löw has always wanted Opinion: Mesut Özil is a talent who transforms even good teams Juventus boss Andrea Agnelli succeeds Karl-Heinz Rummenigge as ECA chairman The president of Serie A club Juventus has been elected as the new head of the European Club Association. Andrea Agnelli replaces the organization's only previous chairman, Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. Rummenigge to step down as European Club Association chairman ECA's Rummenigge lambasts FIFA's World Cup expansion Opinion: A Champions League reform that will only make the rich richer North Korea nuclear tests spread fear among German Winter Olympic teams With North Korea conducting more nuclear tests, some German sports federations are getting antsy five months ahead of the Winter Olympics. Pyeongchang, the city hosting the event, is very close to North Korea. US has stark warning for North Korean leader North Korea claims successful hydrogen bomb test Germany summons N. Korean representative amidst missile launch threats Newsletters & Co. A new way to see the news DW is introducing a different style of storytelling, featuring Instagrammers from around the world. Check out @dw_stories on Instagram to see the news from a unique perspective. 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: Hope in the midst of misery This week on Pulse; The Sierra Leonean community in London pays tribute to the mudslide victims of Freetown. In Kenya, political rivals Raila Odinga and President Uhuru Kenyatta differ on the repeat of presidential election, and does poverty have a color? We head to South Africa to find out. Pulse: Hope in the midst of misery   © Deutsche Welle 2017