Daily Bulletin | 19.10.2017, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 19.10.2017 | 18:30 UTC Germany Germany's domestic intelligence agency warns of 'IS' sympathizers Germany's domestic intelligence agency says 'IS' sympathizers returning to the country could pose a security risk. The agency's head also warned of the increasing threat of cyberwarfare. From IS victim to terrorist hunter New EU cyber strategy aims to cut crime and raise resilience Masoud's list revisited — 'IS' victim turns terrorist hunter in Germany Preventing terrorism: What powers do German security forces have? Syrian Democratic Forces liberate Raqqa from 'Islamic State' How IS radicalizes teenagers using the internet Germany: 'No evidence' Russia used Kaspersky software to spy on US How long will Germany have to wait for a government? 'Mole' in German intelligence agency sentenced by Dusseldorf court Haribo gummy bear ingredients made by modern slaves, documentary shows Much-loved German confectioner Haribo has come under intense criticism after a documentary discovered cruel conditions in the manufacture of a key ingredient in Brazil. Pigs also suffer in the making of gelatin. Haribo brings jobs to US German candy maker Haribo goes America Report: 40 million people victims of modern slavery Should animals have 'human' rights? German court: killing male chicks 'in line' with animal rights laws How Germany's Easter bunnies are tormented for food German pensioner blackmails Haribo, gets years in prison News Spanish government threatens to revoke Catalan autonomy After the latest Spanish deadline for the Catalans expired, the office of Spain's prime minister is scheduling an "extraordinary meeting" to consider invoking Article 155. Madrid said this would "restore legality." Spain threatens to strip Catalonia of regional autonomy Spain issues new Catalonia deadline, saying response wasn't 'credible' Catalonia: Carles Puigdemont's roots and the struggle for independence from Spain Catalan crisis: President Carles Puigdemont calls for independence talks with Spain Spain's Article 155: the constitution's 'nuclear option' Catalonia votes amid violent clashes UK PM Theresa May: Citizens' rights 'first priority' as she heads to Brussels May has sought to reassure EU citizens on their post-Brexit future. Her letter came as the EU and the UK are desperately seeking a breakthrough in talks — though some in May's team are calling for the UK to crash out. Are Theresa May's days numbered? Five rounds of Brexit talks leave ball in no one's court Britons in France and Brexit Brexit: What's the 'no deal' fallout for the UK and EU? Brexit talks: EU, Britain say ball is in the other's court Brexit talks in 'deadlock' as divorce negotiations flounder Brexit talks: Theresa May and Jean-Claude Juncker pledge to 'accelerate' negotiations UK government finds majority of 36 to pass EU withdrawal bill Turkey: Angela Merkel calls for reduced EU funds German Chancellor Angela Merkel has called for the EU to cut funding for Turkey linked to its bid to join the bloc. While raising concerns about the rule of law in the country, she praised Ankara's support for refugees. Inside Europe: EU faces more tensions with Turkey EU money can't push Syrian schoolkids over Turkey's language barrier Turkey seeks extradition of German citizen in Ukraine Erdogan: Turkey no longer needs EU membership but will not abandon talks Turkey's moribund EU accession process Turkey-EU relations: Which countries are for or against Turkish accession? Can Merkel push the EU toward a new Turkey policy? Sons of slain journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia call for Malta PM's resignation The sons of murdered Maltese investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia have called for Prime Minister Joseph Muscat's resignation. They also rejected Muscat's offer of a reward to help find their mother's killers. Maltese journalist killed by car bomb – Q&A with Keith Micallef, Times of Malta Malta's overdue struggle against corruption, crooks and imbeciles Malta: Europe reels from murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia Malta blogger Daphne Caruana Galizia killed in car bomb attack Six things to know about the Panama Papers Panama Papers: Ex-PM Nawaz Sharif faces graft charges in Pakistan A court in Pakistan has indicted former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and three of his children on corruption charges. The case stems from the 2016 leak of the Panama Papers. Candidate with terror links contests ousted PM Sharif's seat in parliament DW exclusive interview with Imran Khan Pakistan's internal tensions run high despite Nawaz Sharif's removal Pakistani court topples PM Nawaz Sharif Wife of ousted Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif wins by-election viewed as test for dynasty Imran Khan: Nawaz Sharif's ouster 'strengthens Pakistani democracy' Pakistan elects Shahid Khaqan Abbasi as interim prime minister Opinion: A 'judicial coup' against Pakistani PM Sharif Iditarod dog sled team tests positive for Tramadol in drug doping test A group of dogs has tested positive for the painkiller Tramadol after the gruelling Iditarod race in Alaska. The unnamed drug cheat has been given the all-clear to race again next year. Iditarod mushers begin grueling race in Alaska Winter sports battle doping Iditarod winner sets record for oldest, fastest musher Anti-doping efforts still in their infancy in eSports World Kurds blame outside world for loss of territories to Iraq Iraqi Kurds grieve the loss of lands they have had to return to Iraq's control and their shattered dream of independence. As they see it, it isn't their politicians who are to blame, but the international community. Germany to stop training Kurdish peshmerga fighters in Iraq Iraq sweeps up more territories as Kurds quarrel amongst themselves Kirkuk: What you need to know about the Kurdish-Iraqi dispute Islamist terror groups in Africa and Middle East Kurds 'reject' Baghdad's demand to nullify referendum results Opinion: Kurds find few friends in independence referendum Iraq imposes flight ban on Kurdish airports in response to independence referendum In Iraq, minorities pin hopes on a Kurdish state Iraqi Kurds vow to press ahead with independence vote despite pressure Sports Europa League live: Cologne, Hertha Berlin and Hoffenheim try to keep hopes alive Cologne and Hertha Berlin travel to BATE Borisov and Zorya respectively as they look to kickstart their Europa League campaigns. It's not going quite to plan for either as the clock ticks down. Hoffenheim play later. Bundesliga: Claudio Pizarro hoping to provide magic in do-or-die game On Matchday 9, there is one standout game and it isn't a battle at the top, or even for a European place. The Bundesliga's worst two teams face off, with both hoping to finally find that first win. The Do-or-die game for Bremen and Cologne Werder Bremen extend contract with coach Nouri Low-scoring Cologne sign veteran striker Claudio Pizarro 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. Environment Living Planet: Agriculture Agriculture is one of the major contributors to global warming - it accounts for about a quarter of greenhouse gas emissions. As the global population continues to grow, so too does our demand for food, and the need for land on which to grow it. So, how do we meet this demand and at the same time reduce our emissions? 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