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Daily Bulletin 18.09.2017 | 18:30 UTC World Diplomats guarded over Donald Trump's inaugural UN visit Donald Trump's maiden speech at the UN is being viewed with cautious optimism by diplomats in New York City. The US president has been critical of the organization in the past, but his presence counts for something. Trump calls for reforms at the United Nations Haley: 'The threat of an outlaw nuclearized North Korean dictatorship remains' US cuts funding to UN family planning body 100 days of US President Donald Trump: What you need to know How Greece is combating widespread anti-Semitism A new study is investigating the pronounced anti-Semitism in Greece. Prejudice is widespread across the political spectrum, yet attitudes are slowly changing from the bottom up. Rent-a-Jew project hopes to ward off anti-Semitism in Germany Muiznieks: Europe is getting 'nastier' for Jews Israel Independence performance draws Nazi comparisons Germany pays too little attention to current anti-Semitism, report says Greece's Golden Dawn trial going nowhere fast News Germany Decides Top Merkel aide says far-right AfD 'profiting from press coverage' Chief of Staff Peter Altmaier slammed the press for giving the right-wing nationalists too big a platform. Days ahead of national elections, Altmaier said that in Germany "the fringes are weak, and the center is strong." German election: Poll puts far-right AfD in third place AfD, on course for parliament, says Germany done with Nazi past German election: Can the Greens and FDP join Angela Merkel in a coalition? German election: A guide to possible coalitions for Berlin's new government Far-right AfD stronghold Pasewalk: Forgotten and frustrated Indian government tells Supreme Court Rohingya pose 'serious threat' After an appeal from two Rohingya, India's top court is considering PM Narendra Modi's plan to deport some 40,000 Rohingya in India. The government said intelligence data showed links between some Rohingya and terrorism. Delhi's Rohingya refugees under threat of deportation Rohingya camps in Bangladesh overflowing Rohingya fleeing Myanmar find no shelter in Bangladesh Rohingya crisis: UN chief warns Aung San Suu Kyi of 'last chance' to act for refugees Myanmar Rohingya crackdown: 'A textbook example of ethnic cleansing,' says UN Rohingya crisis: UN Security Council condemns excessive violence in Myanmar Rohingya people in Myanmar: what you need to know Myanmar's Rohingya rebels - What you need to know Myanmar's Rohingya: A history of forced exoduses Deportation looms large over Rohingyas in India Myanmar troops 'open fire on Rohingya villagers' Three Germans face court for not helping a stricken pensioner A German court has fined three people for failing to assist an 83-year-old pensioner who collapsed in the lobby of a bank. He later died in hospital. Culture Albert Speer Jr., famed architect and son of top Nazi, dies at 83 His father, Albert Speer, was the infamous chief architect behind Adolf Hitler's monumental ambitions. The son aimed to make cities sustainable. The prominent architect and urban planner died aged 83. Once taboo monuments now revived in Berlin Movies under Hitler: between propaganda and distraction 'Who Was Hitler': New documentary lets people who knew him speak Environment Climate Chancellor? How green is Angela Merkel? The chancellor has fought for international climate agreements but critics say she has let industry profits win out at home. What will another four years of Merkel mean for Germany's battle against carbon emissions? German election: Can the Greens and FDP join Angela Merkel in a coalition? European climate protesters take on German coal G20 stage set for climate change showdown Germany to push environmental agenda at G7 summit Germany risks reputation with climate goals failure The mystery of Nambia's desert 'fairy circles' Thousands of "fairy circles" stretch out across the Namib Desert. But what's behind the vast polka-dot pattern? Scientists are at odds. Sports Bundesliga: Hannover take good form into showdown with Freiburg Don't look now, but recently promoted Hannover are second in the Bundesliga. Despite their dream start, Hannover fans are still up in arms as Martin Kind approaches two decades as the club's main investor. Hannover sporting director Horst Heldt: 'Football without spectators is a catastrophe' Bundesliga: Attempt to block Hannover takeover rejected Bundesliga: Manuel Neuer to miss Bayern Munich's game against Schalke Manuel Neuer won't get an opportunity to face his former club after suffering a foot injury in training. The goalkeeper has struggled with his fitness in recent season and was kept out of the Germany squad in September. 17 Confederations Cup players in Germany's squad for World Cup qualifiers The race to be Manuel Neuer's understudy Bundesliga: Martin Schmidt replaces Andries Jonker at Wolfsburg After just one win in their first four league games, Wolfsburg have parted ways with head coach Andries Jonker and most of their coaching staff. Martin Schmidt, who coached Mainz last season, has taken his place. Wolfsburg appoint Andries Jonker as new coach Andries Jonker must take his chance to keep Wolfsburg relevant Vieirinha's thunderbolt keeps Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga Slovenia tops Serbia for first EuroBasket title Despite injuries to two of their starting players, Slovenia were able to hold off Serbia to cap off an unbeaten EuroBasket tournament. Slovenia captain Goran Dragic scored 35 points and won the tournament MVP award. Spain too hot for Germany to handle in Eurobasket quarterfinal 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