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Daily Bulletin 13.09.2017 | 18:30 UTC News US sent weapons to Syria through Ramstein military base - report Washington's air base in southwestern Germany was used for a time to store and send weapons to Syrian rebels, according to the Süddeutsche Zeitung. If the report proves true, the US could have violated German law. Saudi Arabia could say no to German weapons Defense against drones US Defense Secretary promises support to Ukraine Ramstein Air Base anti-drone protests: The Germans taking on the US military 'Islamic State': Will it survive a post-caliphate future? Heckler & Koch quietly becomes world's most ethical gun-maker Germany blocks arms sales to Turkey - report Report: Spike in number of guns obtained legally by right-wing extremists in Germany Rohingya crisis: UN chief Guterres urges Myanmar to halt military action The UN chief said the humanitarian situation was "catastrophic" and called on all countries to supply badly needed aid. About 370,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled to Bangladesh in the past few weeks to seek protection. Rohingya crisis – Q&A with Pierre Péron, UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs My picture of the week | The stateless Rohingyas Myanmar: Aung San Suu Kyi cancels UN trip amid Rohingya crisis Myanmar's Rohingya rebels - What you need to know United Nations has plan to help 300,000 Rohingya refugees fleeing Myanmar Opinion: Muslim hypocrisy over the Rohingya Rohingya people in Myanmar: what you need to know Myanmar Rohingya crackdown: 'A textbook example of ethnic cleansing,' says UN Myanmar's Rohingya: A history of forced exoduses AfD's Alice Weidel 'employed asylum-seeker as cleaner' Co-leader of the anti-immigration AfD Alice Weidel paid an asylum-seeker under the table, the German newspaper Die Zeit claimed. It's been a difficult week for Weidel, who was viewed as her party's liberal face. Germany's AfD launches social media campaign Merkel shouts over whistles of right-wing AfD followers AfD's Alice Weidel called German government 'pigs' in racist email, report says Opinion: Racist Alice Weidel email underscores AfD's true message AfD's Alice Weidel: The pride of the populists, a mystery to everyone else AfD's unlikely duo: Alexander Gauland and Alice Weidel AfD's Alexander Gauland slammed over 'racist' remark aimed at minister 10 things you need to know about Germany's right-wing AfD Jean-Claude Juncker outlines vision to win back 'hearts and minds' of EU citizens In his State of the Union speech, European Commission President Juncker has praised the bloc for "bouncing back" after 10 years of crises. He has outlined bold proposals for the eurozone, trade and migration. Juncker calls on all EU members to adopt euro DW's Max Hofmann and EU affairs blogger Jon Worth analyses Juncker's "State of the EU" Libya: Gatekeeper of Africa's migrant crisis Identity and diversity: The Future of Europe Germany Decides - Europe Looks on Europe: A Decade after the Financial Crisis Europe cautious as China buys up foreign companies Turkey-EU relations: Which countries are for or against Turkish accession? 'EU should not support Libya in detaining migrants' UK Brexit immigration plan revealed in leaked document EU, Canada must lead world economy says Trudeau after CETA approval Draghi admits to 'knowledge gaps' in face of new realities Chinese investments in EU - indispensable yet worrisome Italy's cabinet seeks approval for bolstered Libya migrant mission UN slams EU over brutality migrants face in Libya Angela Merkel open to common eurozone budget Macron wants a New Deal for Europe Judicial reform: Polish civil society rises up Can Merkel push the EU towards a new Turkey policy? EU seeks powers to block foreign takeovers Germany Brexit in Germany: 'Citizenship is not a panacea' for Brits Brexit fears have prompted Brits in Germany to push to secure their rights. Their future looks uncertain as negotiations reach crunch time, and the chance to become dual nationals trickles away, Sarah Bradbury reports. Britons in France and Brexit Leaked Brexit documents on migration spark ire Brexit Diaries 9: About Henry VIII, the lion and the unicorn Berlin and beyond: Auf Wiedersehen Britain Brexit talks yield 'no decisive progress,' says EU negotiator Michel Barnier Greece could use Brexit to recover 'stolen' Parthenon art Sharp rise in Britons seeking German passports as Brexit looms FAQ: The Brexit negotiations European dreams in tatters for UK students UK surge in German citizenship applications World NATO Turkey needles NATO by buying Russian weapons Turkey appears to be building a military infrastructure independent of NATO - much to the annoyance of Washington. But President Recep Tayyip Erdogan might need that new S-400 missile defense system at home. Merkel: 'We have changed our stance on Turkey' Russia, Turkey agree to 'reinvigorate' relations after diplomatic row Main coup trial begins in Turkey against nearly 500 suspects Cem Özdemir: 'Erdogan wants to establish Turkey in Germany' Donald Trump signs Russia sanctions bill into law Sigmar Gabriel: 'Turkey will never join EU' under Erdogan Turkey rift: German politicans demand economic pressure Turkey tells citizens to take care in Germany NATO head Stoltenberg advises Germany and Turkey to resolve issues US arms Syrian Kurdish militia in fight against 'Islamic State' (IS) German magazine: German company Rheinmetall met with Turkish government in 2015 to talk army upgrade German MPs visit Konya NATO base in Turkey What attracts Japanese women to 'Islamic State'? Reports from Iraq suggest that as many as five Japanese are among those detained after the fall of an "Islamic State" stronghold near Mosul. Why did they leave safe and peaceful Japan to live in a war zone? Why do women join "IS"? - DW talks to Matenia Sirseloudi, University of Bremen Why young girls become radicalized 'Islamic State' claims killing of Japanese national in Bangladesh German teenage runaway suspected of joining IS found in Iraq German teenage girls suspected of joining 'IS' Japan PM vows justice after IS beheading of Goto Between romance and Kalashnikovs - the women of 'Islamic State' Sports Dortmund vs. Tottenham, Leipzig vs. Monaco - Champions League live updates Borussia Dortmund return to Wembley seeking to banish 2013 final demons, while Tottenham have their own issues on the hallowed turf. Leipzig play their first European game against Monaco. Live updates on both games here. RB Leipzig and Dortmund prepare for the Champions League RB Leipzig looking forward to Champions League debut Bayern Munich: A Bavarian beast grumbling with discontent Bayern Munich: A Bavarian beast grumbling with discontent Bayern Munich have gotten their Champions League campaign off to a winning start, but all is not well at Germany's record champions. Public grumbling, poor performances and talk of a successor have all played a part. Off-color Bayern Munich dispatch 10-man Anderlecht Opinion: Bayern Munich can't afford to lose Thomas Müller Julian Nagelsmann shows up Carlo Ancelotti again as Bayern Munich struggle to grow Robert Lewandowski on Bayern's transfers and the commercialization of football Newsletters & Co. Get DW's Facebook Messenger Bot for election news DW is now making it easy for Facebook Messenger users to stay right up to date with all the latest news on the German elections. Sign up for the messenger bot today. Verlinkung: 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.   © Deutsche Welle 2017