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Daily Bulletin 27.10.2017 | 18:30 UTC
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Spain
Catalonia crisis: Spain approves direct rule shortly after Catalonia votes for independence
The Spanish Senate - as expected - has voted to impose central control over Catalan government institutions. This just over an hour after the Catalan parliament voted to declare independence from Spain.
Australian court disqualifies Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce over citizenship
Australia's top court has ruled that the deputy prime minister is disqualified from his seat in parliament because he held dual citizenship when elected. As a result, the ruling coalition will lose its majority.
US Navy rescues sailors and dogs after months stranded at sea
The sailors' engine broke down while they were en route to Tahiti. One of them told DW that they had often wondered if "today was going to be the day it all ends."
North Korea: US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says US goal not war
US Defense chief Jim Mattis said America favored a diplomatic solution to North Korea's nuclear program. Mattis is on his second visit to South Korea as Pentagon boss amid rising tensions between US and the North.
Two German men sentenced for joining Islamist terrorists in Somalia and Syria
German courts have sentenced numerous German nationals for joining foreign Islamist militants in recent years. Abshir A. and Ozkan C. have been found guilty of joining Somalia's al-Shabab and Syria's Junud al-Sham.
World
Trump's upcoming Asia trip: Japan proposes plan to counter China
Tokyo aims to team up with the US, India and Australia to promote free trade and defense and security cooperation - but also to contain Beijing's aggressively expansionist policies. Julian Ryall reports from Tokyo.
Inside Europe
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Germany
Schröder's 'back channel' helped free Steudtner from Turkey
Gerhard Schröder helped free the human rights activist Peter Steudtner from Turkey, German media report. The former German Chancellor has a history of diplomacy with authoritarian regimes.
Sports
FIFA hails World Cup cash pool hike as 'sign of success'
World football's governing body FIFA is to increase prize money at next year's World Cup despite stalled sponsorship sales. FIFA has also elected not to intervene in a standoff between Israel and Palestine.
David Wagner faces Jürgen Klopp, making the extraordinary seem mundane
David Wagner's Premier League new boys Huddersfield Town have just beaten Manchester United. The German head coach is looking to make wins like that commonplace, starting against best mate Jürgen Klopp on Saturday.
Formula One: Lewis Hamilton aims to clinch title with a win in Mexico
Lewis Hamilton heads into the Mexican Grand Prix with an excellent chance of clinching the drivers' title with two races to spare. However, Sebastian Vettel is determined to battle to the bitter end.
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