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Daily Bulletin 19.09.2017 | 18:30 UTC World Donald Trump UN speech: Typical rhetoric raises tensions with North Korea and Iran In his first UN address, Donald Trump called North Korea's leader "rocket man" and threatened to "totally destroy" his country. He also took aim at Iran, but left one key question open. Trump slams Iran at United Nations Trump threatens to 'totally destroy' North Korea Donald Trump tells UN: 'I will always put America First' France urges Donald Trump to save Iran nuclear deal Donald Trump and the Iran nuclear deal – a crisis in the making Is the UN facing budget cuts under Trump? Donald Trump rejects diplomacy with North Korea The North Korea crisis: 10 questions, 10 answers News Donald Trump tells UN: 'I will always put America First' US President Donald Trump has stressed sovereignty in his first address to world leaders at the UN General Assembly. Trump has also vowed to "totally destroy" North Korea if the reclusive state doesn't relent. Trump tells world leaders to put own countries first Trump slams Iran at United Nations Trump threatens to 'totally destroy' North Korea United Nations addresses sexual abuse by peacekeepers Russia and China urge 'peaceful' solution with North Korea Diplomats guarded over Donald Trump's inaugural UN visit Is the UN facing budget cuts under Trump? Ayatollah Khamenei slams US 'bullying' Iran on nuclear deal What is going on in Venezuela? UN's Guterres: Trump budget would make UN peacekeeping 'simply impossible' Donald Trump: North Korea faces 'fire and fury' if threat persists News Russia and China urge 'peaceful' solution with North Korea With the UN General Assembly set to focus strongly on North Korea and its recent nuclear tests, Russia and China have called for a "peaceful resolution" with the pariah state. They suggested a "dual track" approach. Is the UN facing budget cuts under Trump? North Korea faces increased pressure, as US hints at military options North Korea nuclear crisis: Vladimir Putin warns against 'global catastrophe' North Korea launches missile over Japan Diplomats guarded over Donald Trump's inaugural UN visit Iraqi refugees turn in thousands of euros found on Berlin subway A refugee family living in a shelter has given Berlin police a bag containing fourteen thousand euros found on the U-Bahn. The elderly owner had forgotten the cash-filled bag. Refugees work in Germany German media 'distort' refugee crime rates, study finds Two years since Germany opened its borders to refugees: A chronology How refugees are settling into Germany, two years on The Syrian heroes of Leipzig German interior minister praises arrest of terror suspect Soviet officer who averted nuclear war with US dies, 77 Stanislav Petrov, a former Soviet military officer dubbed "the man who saved the world," has died. His split second decision in 1983 averted unintended nuclear war. Nuclear waste: Where to store it for eternity? Hydrogen vs atomic bomb: What's the difference? North Korea nuclear crisis: Vladimir Putin warns against 'global catastrophe' Hiroshima marks nuclear attack anniversary Intercontinental ballistic missiles and their long shared history with Sputnik 1 Russia rejects request to release files on Swedish diplomat who saved WWII Jews A Russian court has denied a request to release FSB files on Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg's fate. He saved thousands of Jews in Nazi-occupied Hungary before his arrest and forcible disappearance by Soviet agents. Ukraine: massacres of the Jews Holocaust hero Wallenberg declared dead decades after disappearance Buchenwald violin played for first time since the Holocaust Raoul Wallenberg: the Swedish Oskar Schindler Hitler historian Eberhard Jäckel dies, aged 88 Russia contemplating KGB comeback? Germany Opinion: How do you deal with the far-right AfD party? Is ostracizing the Alternative for Germany really the best strategy? It is time for the country's establishment parties to reflect on why the right-wing populists have risen so rapidly, writes DW's Kay-Alexander Scholz. What you need to know about Germany's far-right AfD party German election: Far-right AfD third in latest poll Top Merkel aide says far-right AfD 'profiting from press coverage' Krsto Lazarevic: Right-wing populists have already won the election Far-right AfD stronghold Pasewalk: Forgotten and frustrated Martin Schulz calls AfD incompatible with German constitution German election 2017: Parties and candidates AfD, on course for parliament, says Germany done with Nazi past What you need to know about Germany's liberals, the Free Democratic Party Things to know about Germany's Left party Things to know about Germany's Social Democratic Party German issues in a nutshell: 'Agenda 2010' Sports Bundesliga Live: Bayern Munich on the road at high flying Schalke Carlo Ancelotti (l) has run the changes as his team travel to face Domenico Tedesco's high-flying Schalke. James Rodriguez makes his full Bundesliga debut while Thomas Müller also gets the nod. Follow it here. Bundesliga: Martin Schmidt replaces Andries Jonker at Wolfsburg Opinion: Gentner case shines light on player safety in football 'I'm done' - Hamburg investor Klaus-Michel Kühne to suspend HSV support Klaus-Michael Kühne, the billionaire businessman behind Hamburger SV, has said he cannot continue to finance the club in the current market. Kühne has invested an estimated 60 million euros in the Bundesliga club. Hamburg's Bundesliga kickoff marred by investor's public criticism Martin Kind to assume full control of Hannover 96 as supporters protest Bayern Munich chief calls for abolition of 50+1 ownership rule 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. Home Pulse:Sydney Film Festival 2017 The touring arm of the Sydney Film Festival has just concluded the screening of nine films that showcase the best of Australian and international movies in some selected 19 regions. This year, the films screened include the multi Award-winning movie Ali's Wedding, described as a Muslim Romantic Comedy, as well a documentary of the late pop star Whitney Houston titled "Why can I be me". Pulse:Sydney Film Festival 2017   © Deutsche Welle 2017