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Daily Bulletin 10.10.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Catalan crisis: President Carles Puigdemont calls for independence talks with Spain Catalan President Carles Puigdemont has told the regional parliament that Catalonia should declare independence, but suspend the effects of the referendum to facilitate dialogue with Madrid. Winemakers worry about Catalan independence Barcelona mayor Ada Colau warns against Catalonia's secession from Spain Catalonia independence: Secessionists start to feel the squeeze German firms uneasy over Catalonia's future Catalan independence: Spain rejects calls for mediation by Catalan President Carles Puigdemont Catalan independence - what you need to know Spain's Constitutional Court suspends Catalan independence parliament session Spain's King Felipe: Catalan leaders 'irresponsible,' state must ensure 'constitutional order' Catalan leader urges police withdrawal as Madrid defends crackdown Catalan officials say some 90 percent of Catalans voted "yes" to independence from Spain in disputed referendum Catalan leader: Referendum paves way for independence from Spain EU dodges Catalonia independence question Kenya opposition leader Raila Odinga withdraws from presidential election Raila Odinga has pulled out of the re-run of the presidential election scheduled later this month. Odinga said he wanted to allow for reforms that would deliver a "credible election." Odinga: October 26 election will be worse than the previous one Kenya election 'neither transparent nor verifiable': DW's Kathryn Omwandho from Nairobi President Uhuru Kenyatta decries 'coup' as Kenya delays election Kenya's Odinga rejects election repeat 'without guarantees' Kenya: Election re-run in doubt amid technology issues and high court hearings Kenya rocked by electoral reforms protests Kenya court annuls presidential election result cybercrime Child sex abuser arrested after German police publish photos of victim German police have arrested a man for sexually abusing a 4-year-old girl and distributing video and photos of the act online. Citizens played a key role in the arrest by identifying the victim and the perpetrator. Darknet - the hidden side of the internet Parallel online universes Selling on the darknet? The BKA is buying (undercover) German police swoop over child sex abuse images Investigators bust major darknet child porn platform Norwegian newspaper reveals Australian police ran child porn site Childs Play for 11 months Darknet, the shady internet North Korea 'hacked US-South Korea war plans' North Korean hackers have leaked hundreds of South Korean military documents, according to South Korean media. Detailed South Korean-US wartime operational plans were reportedly among those stolen. Kim Jong-un: North Korea's dangerous leader US and North Korea in dangerous war of words Why a North Korean defector lives in fear for his life Can former US President Jimmy Carter bring peace to the Korean Peninsula? Kim Yo Jong: Who is the North Korean leader's mysterious sister? US-North Korea 'back-channel talks happening' North Korea's murky links to international cybercrime Crisis in Myanmar Rohingya crisis: UN launches cholera vaccination drive in refugee camps The United Nations has launched a massive vaccination drive in Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh amid fears of a cholera outbreak. Nearly one million Rohingya are living in desperate conditions in the camps. Dozens of Rohingya refugees drown off Bangladesh coast Olof Blomqvist from Amnesty International on Myanmar's Rohingya crisis Rohingya people in Myanmar: what you need to know Rohingya crisis: Humanitarian agencies need more than $400 million for aid response Tusk criticizes Myanmar over plight of Rohingya minority Scores missing after Rohingya boat sinks off Bangladesh Myanmar's Rohingya rebels - What you need to know Myanmar Rohingya crackdown: 'A textbook example of ethnic cleansing,' says UN Myanmar's Rohingya: A history of forced exoduses World Can former US President Jimmy Carter bring peace to the Korean Peninsula? Former US President Jimmy Carter has intervened successfully in North Korea in the past and could prove acceptable to the isolated nation's dictator Kim Jong Un as a peace negotiator. Julian Ryall reports. Why a North Korean defector lives in fear for his life North Korea snubs South, restarts Kaesong industrial park US-North Korea 'back-channel talks happening' Fighting Kim Jong Un's regime with balloons Kim Yo Jong: Who is the North Korean leader's mysterious sister? Why Trump won't 'totally destroy' North Korea Russia and China urge 'peaceful' solution with North Korea Does the US have to accept North Korea as a nuclear power? Environment climate action Forget Trump, it's all about local climate action It's official - Trump is canceling the Clean Power Plan. But US cities, states and businesses are picking up the slack on climate protection. However, it's not clear if this will be enough. Trump administration to end Obama climate plan: US environmental agency chief Will Trump heed the economic case for climate action? Trump increasingly isolated as Nicaragua to sign Paris Agreement Mother Nature's wrath: Is climate change making mega-hurricanes the new normal? Politics aside, it's all about climate G20 stage set for climate change showdown Cities, businesses aim to fill Trump climate void Answering unresolved questions from Trump's climate announcement China leading the way in solar energy expansion as renewables surge Trump moves to gut Obama's climate legacy Sports Star-studded Argentina staring into the abyss ahead of crunch Ecuador showdown Argentina are facing the possibility of failing to qualify for a World Cup for the first time since 1970. Lionel Messi and co travel to Ecuador needing a result - but they haven't won in Ecuador in 16 years. Argentina under pressure to qualify for World Cup Götze volley gives Germany their fourth World Cup title Lionel Messi makes U-turn on retirement from international football Australia end Syria's World Cup dream Veteran striker Tim Cahill scored twice to beat ten-man Syria and send Australia into the World Cup play-offs. For the Syrians, despite taking an early lead, it was the end of their football fairytale. Raqqa: US-backed forces declare end in sight for 'Islamic State' (IS) 'The punishment has to hurt!' - Karl-Heinz Rummenigge demands stricter FFP Karl-Heinz Rummennige says German clubs will only be able to compete internationally if UEFA implements its Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules more stringently. Otherwise, German football may have to rethink the 50+1 rule. Jupp Heynckes insists 'age is just a number' as he begins fourth Bayern Munich spell UEFA's Aleksander Ceferin aiming to strengthen FFP, shorten transfer window Paris Saint-Germain set for FFP investigation after Neymar, Mbappe deals Newsletters & Co. We broadcast your holiday videos Are you proud of the videos you took on vacation? No matter where you were on holiday in the world, send us your best holiday videos and win a prize. Pulse Pulse: Youth and Lifestyle On this week's Pulse we'll look at some of the consequences of online hacking in Uganda, what the youth in Liberia hope for in the country's presidential elections and a summit in London is scheduled to address the issue of menstruation particularly in low income families in the UK. Pulse: Youth and Lifestyle   © Deutsche Welle 2017