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Newsline 25.09.2017 | 16:15 UTC News +++ German election, the day after: Angela Merkel leaves door open for SPD coalition talks - live updates +++ AfD co-chair Frauke Petry shocked her party colleagues by saying she won't join their parliamentary group in the Bundestag. The SPD's Martin Schulz repeated that he wants to go into opposition. Read all the updates here. Merkel mulls coalition options Where next for the CDU and SPD? Why did people vote for the AfD? German election: who are the FDP? AfD hit by infighting one day after election AfD's unlikely duo: Alexander Gauland and Alice Weidel Seehofer and Merkel look to mend fences over refugees AfD, CDU, SPD: Where do German parties stand on refugees, asylum and immigration? Things to know about Bavaria's Christian Social Union Interview - With Andrea Nahles, German Labor Minister (SPD) German election: Can the Greens and FDP join Angela Merkel in a coalition? What is the role of Germany's parliamentary opposition? Far-right AfD enters German parliament: What it means for German politics As it happened: Angela Merkel's CDU largest party, record low for SPD, AfD to be third power in Bundestag Between Berlin and a bad place: The Left party stronghold of Lichtenberg Left Party's Sahra Wagenknecht 'wants no part in shaping predatory capitalism' The FDP's feisty Christian Lindner: the king of the kingmakers What sets Germany's 'liberal' FDP apart Macron wants a New Deal for Europe AfD's Alice Weidel: The pride of the populists, a mystery to everyone else Dresden court fines Akif Pirincci over hate speech Hate speech vilifying foreigners two years ago has cost the far-right author Akif Pirincci a hefty fine. It's been imposed by a Dresden court in Saxony, where the far-right AfD topped voting on Sunday. Publisher abandons Turkish-born Pirincci over PEGIDA speech Outrage over concentration camp quip at PEGIDA speech North Korea accuses Donald Trump of 'declaring war' North Korea's top envoy, Ri Yong Ho, has accused the US of declaring war on his country. Ri told reporters in the New York that the North has the right to shoot down US plans in international airspace. North Korea calls attack on US mainland 'inevitable' Kim Jong Un calls Trump 'deranged,' H-bomb test threatened US sends bombers over North Korean coast Why China won't help US against North Korea US and South Korea agree to 'stronger' sanctions against North Korea Donald Trump orders sweeping new travel ban, including N. Korea Russia committing 'grave human rights violations' in Crime – UN A UN probe has found that Russian officials in Crimea committed serious rights abuses, including the deportation and torture of prisoners. Investigators also documented crackdowns on Ukrainian citizenship and culture. Conflict Zone - The Debate Ukraine: Crimean Tatars under pressure Vakhtang Kipshidze on Conflict Zone 'We cannot afford to freeze the Crimean conflict,' says Crimean Tatar leader UN committee urges Russia to end rights abuses in Crimea 'Authorities are step-by-step escalating repression' in Crimea US 'condemns Russian occupation of Crimea' EU imposes new sanctions against Crimea lawmakers European Union extends Crimea sanctions by another year World Colonial history Germany and Cameroon shed light on shared colonial past The two cities of Dusseldorf, Germany, and Dschang, Cameroon, are thousands of kilometers apart, but their shared colonial history connects them to this day. Jake Davies went to explore in Dusseldorf. German colonialism Art collaboration explores colonial past After Namibia, could other former German colonies demand reparations? Art can help Germany work through colonial past, says FM Steinmeier German elections Africa reacts on German election results German Chancellor Angela Merkel has won a fourth term, but will have to enter tough coalition talks to form a new government. What does Africa make of the election results? We've asked our DW correspondents to comment. Angela Merkel: A Portrait Political cartoonists paint dark picture of German election result Germany heads for green government Who is Frauke Petry, the AfD's controversial co-chair? Senegalese-born German MP fights for re-election amidst hate, anger Environment Germany heads for green government Sunday's election result means Chancellor Angela Merkel needs the Green party in her coalition in order to govern. What will it mean for the country's environment and climate policy? German election: Can the Greens and FDP join Angela Merkel in a coalition? German and British political parties: A comparison Germany's Green party: How it evolved The Greens' Cem Özdemir: Keeping it 'realo' FDP: Are Germany's 'liberals' in reality 'libertarians'? German business confidence slips in pre-election survey 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:   © Deutsche Welle 2017