Daily Bulletin | 15.09.2017, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 15.09.2017 | 18:30 UTC Germany German Election SPD voters hopeful despite new low in German election polls With just over a week until the German election, the Social Democrats have sunk to 20 percent in the polls. DW's Kate Brady spoke to German voters at an SPD rally in Brandenburg about their hopes for the party. From a Workers' Association to a Major Political Party - 150 Years of the SPD Schulz hopes against hope to unseat Merkel as chancellor The SPD: Germany's oldest political party German election: A guide to possible coalitions for Berlin's new government Martin Schulz calls AfD incompatible with German constitution German election: SPD sinks to 20 percent in latest poll German election: What you need to know about Germany's political parties CDU, CSU, SPD, AfD, FDP, Left Party, Greens Who is Martin Schulz, the SPD challenger to Angela Merkel? Things to know about Germany's Left party Child poverty still rising in Germany, official report shows The best way to protect German children from poverty is for both parents to work, a new Family Ministry report has said. The number of children at risk from poverty has risen in the country, despite a booming economy. UNICEF: 20 percent of children in developed countries living in poverty German poverty rising - despite economic growth Study: Child poverty in Germany leaves millions behind Study finds 2 million poor children in wealthy Germany Number of people without a permanent abode in Germany rises dramatically Dumpster diving for those who don't like diving into dumpsters German issues in a nutshell: Hartz IV Restrictions on refugees' families coming to Germany to continue, says Thomas de Maizière The Greens' Katrin Göring-Eckardt: The pizza connection News London Parsons Green terrorist bomb attack on subway triggers massive manhunt Hundreds of police are reviewing CCTV and carrying out forensic testing to identify the attacker behind a subway attack. Some 22 people were injured in a crowded train when a device in a plastic bucket combusted. Search underway for London underground bombers 'Terrorist incident': Birgit Maass from London String of attacks in Britain: Terrorism expert Margaret Gilmore speaks to DW 'Terrorist incident' on London underground near Parsons Green prompts police investigation Cities struggle for security in light of terrorist attacks Does social media help promote extremism and populism? North Korea launches missile over Japan Pyongyang has fired an intermediate-range missile over Japanese territory for the second time in two weeks. It came a day after Kim Jong Un threatened Tokyo for supporting the US. The UN has called an emergency meeting. 'Hysteria' on the Korean peninsula? One of North Korea's furthest-reaching missile tests: Alexandra von Nahmen from Washington WorldLink: A defector's view on North Korea, in comics Inside Europe: Rocking North Korea Pakistan's indirect role in North Korea's nuclear program How North Korea survives on an oil-drip from Russia North Korea sanctions: EU targets main exports with an expanded blacklist North Korea: UN Security Council approves new sanctions North Korea issues threat ahead of UN sanctions vote North Korea makes call for 'cutting edge Juche weapons' What is China's role in the North Korean crisis? North Korea: From war to nuclear weapons The North Korea crisis: 10 questions, 10 answers Where did North Korea get its missile technology? World hunger increases for first time in a decade, topping 800 million in 2016 After steady progress fighting hunger, the United Nations announced an increase in the number of chronically hungry people for the first time in over 10 years. Some 11 percent of the world's population is affected. East Africa – An end to famine by 2030? Warnings of full-blown famine in Somalia Aid agencies warn of humanitarian crisis in flood hit South Asia Drought crisis in the Horn of Africa French journalist released in Turkey, Germans and others still in jail Turkey has released French journalist Loup Bureau, whom it had accused of having links to terrorist organizations. Several others, such as German-Turkish journalist Deniz Yucel, however, remain behind bars. Are journalists safe in Turkey? Erdogan's Provocation: Who Can Stop Him? German PEN President Regula Venske: 'Turkey is the world's biggest jail for journalists' Yucel's detention points to press restrictions in Turkey Promising 24-year-old photographer arrested in Turkey Trial of two Turkish teachers on hunger strike starts amid protests and tear gas Elif Safak tells writers how to support democracy in Turkey and the world Turkey's Can Dundar opens M100 Sanssouci press freedom colloquium World Why China won't help US against North Korea Even after multiple rounds of sanctions, Pyongyang is continuing to provoke the international community with weapons testing. China and the US face bad options, and each other, in creating a united front. US has stark warning for North Korean leader China was North Korea's last major trading partner. North Korea launches missile over Japan What is China's role in the North Korean crisis? North Korea: UN Security Council approves new sanctions 'Ultimate sanction' - Will cutting off oil bring North Korea to its knees? North Korea sanctions: EU targets main exports with an expanded blacklist Donald Trump rejects diplomacy with North Korea How North Korea survives on an oil-drip from Russia Science Goodbye Cassini - the end of NASA's Saturn mission The space probe Cassini sent its last signal before it hurtled into Saturn's atmosphere, after delivering fascinating pictures and information from the ringed planet for more than a decade. Cassini's highlights Cassini probe to end 20-year mission with fiery funeral Cassini's Grand Finale Hooray! NASA spacecraft Cassini is alive! NASA sees possible ingredients for life on Saturn's moon Sports Hannover vs. Hamburg - live Bundesliga updates No matter what happens in Friday's Bundesliga game, the league will at least temporarily have a new leader. Both newly-promoted Hannover and perennial under-performers Hamburg have started the season improbably well. Mathew Leckie poised to become Socceroos' next superstar at Hertha Berlin From Melbourne to Berlin via three other stops in German football, Mathew Leckie has had quite the career so far. This season, the Australian has stepped out of the shadows. So far, Heiko Herrlich has been unable to reverse Leverkusen's gradual downhill slide Having flirted with the drop for much of last season Bayer Leverkusen have taken but a single point in their first three games of the new campaign. So far, new coach Heiko Herrlich been unable to turn things around. Can Bayer Leverkusen progress after exodus of key players? Bayer Leverkusen install Heiko Herrlich as new coach Cologne fans descend on London for return to European football Cologne couldn't have picked a bigger game to mark their return to European football - Arsenal away. DW's Matt Ford spent an eventful day in London with the traveling Bundesliga fans. Opinion: Stop blaming Cologne fans for others' mistakes After chaotic delay, Arsenal outclass Cologne in second half 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