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Daily Bulletin 16.09.2017 | 18:30 UTC Germany Germany SPD's Martin Schulz: Angela Merkel has no vision for the future In an exclusive DW interview, Merkel's challenger criticized her campaign motto and lack of leadership. He was also highly critical of Turkish President Erdogan, saying he would not be blackmailed on refugee policy. Schulz: Merkel has no vision for the future Schulz hopes to win over voters Turkey's moribund EU accession process How does the German general election work? SPD voters hopeful despite new low in German election polls Martin Schulz calls AfD incompatible with German constitution News Terror Police arrest suspect linked to Parsons Green tube attack British authorities have arrested an 18-year-old in connection with Friday's bomb attack on a London underground train at Parsons Green. The suspect was detained in Dover, one of the UK's major ferry ports. Search underway for London underground bombers UK Home Office Minister: 'We think an attack is imminent' Parsons Green: UK raises terror threat to critical after London terrorist bomb attack 'Terrorist incident' on London underground near Parsons Green prompts police investigation Paris under siege Britain's PM Theresa May condemns 'worst of humanity' German police find 51 migrants in Turkish truck A Turkish truck driver has been detained in Germany after police found 51 refugees inside the vehicle, including 17 children. The migrants were hungry and some of them showed signs of dehydration, police said. Dead-end Balkan Trial starts for men charged with freezer truck deaths of 71 migrants IOM: Smugglers 'deliberately drowned' migrants near Yemen Far-right Reichsbürger propaganda sold in Rewe supermarket A German supermarket chain has been caught selling propaganda from a banned far-right organization. It says that all publications have the right to be displayed. German far-right 'Reichsbürger' police murder trial begins Federal Criminal Police call Reichsbürger a terror threat A guide to Germany's far-right groups EU finance ministers propose new tax code for internet giants Google, Facebook German and French finance ministers have proposed that Silicon Valley giants like Google and Facebook pay tax in the countries where they earn revenue. Smaller countries are skeptical the new regulations will work. Google fined a record €2.5bn Interview: Preventing future monopolies The Power of Algorithms EU has fined Facebook Dominant companies like Google have a 'special responsibility' to be vigilant EU slaps Google with record fine German media groups to form data alliance Profits surge at US tech giants Amazon declaring revenues in EU, not just Luxembourg Ireland to appeal EU's record $14B tax order on Apple Ireland insists Apple tax bill unjustified New Zealand, German elections New Zealand's Jacinda Ardern set to eclipse Martin Schulz's Social Democrats in Germany Next weekend, New Zealand and Germany will go to the polls. Chancellor Angela Merkel looks set to trump Social Democrat Martin Schulz. South Pacific counterpart Jacinda Ardern could oust Prime Minister Bill English. SPD voters hopeful despite new low in German election polls Angela Merkel rules out upper limit on refugees Angela Merkel at IAA: 'Regaining trust is key' New Zealand Labour boss rebuffs TV host's sexist question French police hunt for hammer attacker in Chalon-sur-Saone French authorities are searching for a man suspected of attacking two women with a hammer in a public park of Chalon-sur-Saone. In a separate incident, police arrested a person suspected of stabbing a soldier in Paris. Suspect arrested after car attack French prosecutor links explosives lab with 'Islamic State' France opens terror probe against Eiffel Tower attacker World Lithuania put to the test by fears of separatism at borders Lithuanian officials accuse the Russian-speaking minority on the country's border to Belarus of being susceptible to separatism. Military exercises where they live have stoked divisions, reports Benas Gerdziunas. What are Russia's Zapad war games? Could sending lethal weapons to Ukraine bring peace? NATO representative in Kyiv: We support Ukraine every day NATO in Baltics learns from Ukraine's mistakes Czechs prepare to fight disinformation onslaught as elections loom Sports Arjen Robben shows his importance and Bayern's weakness against Mainz Bayern Munich win in the Bundesliga is not a new kind of headline, but the club's dependency on their two ageing wingers is both inspiring and somewhat alarming. Bayern Munich: A Bavarian beast grumbling with discontent Formula 1 Sebastian Vettel goes to the wall for Singapore pole Sebastian Vettel left nothing on the table when pipping the impressive Red Bulls to pole position in Singapore. He protected a record of his, preventing Max Verstappen (2nd) from becoming the youngest ever pole-sitter. Bundesliga as it happened: Leipzig and Gladbach draw, Bayern maul Mainz RB Leipzig and Gladbach split the points, after Bayern Munich stretched their legs against Mainz, Schalke stole points in Bremen, and Caiuby scored a screamer in Frankfurt. Get the latest updates here! Hannover gobble up two rebounds, take Bundesliga lead 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