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Daily Bulletin 30.10.2017 | 19:30 UTC
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United States
Russia probe: Donald Trump aide Paul Manafort pleads not guilty to 12 charges
Ex-Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort and his associate Rick Gates have pleaded not guilty to charges including "conspiracy against the US." They have since been placed under house arrest.
Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont goes to Brussels as Spain files rebellion charges
Carles Puigdemont has gone to Brussels to meet with lawyers, causing speculation that he will claim asylum there. Puigdemont and several allies have been charged with rebellion, facing prison sentences of up to 30 years.
France
French President Emmanuel Macron signs controversial anti-terror law
The new law gives French police permanent powers to shutter places of worship and conduct on-the-spot identity checks. Critics have decried the measure for its restriction of civil liberties and for targeting minorities.
Europe
Belgium: Police detain four suspects over foiled 2015 Thalys train terror attack
Two raids have taken plane in the Molenbeek district in Brussels. Authorities have warned of an increased likelihood of a terrorist attack on European soil by fighters returning from the Middle East.
Kuwait: Emir accepts government's resignation
The cabinet had been in place since elections in November 2016. After opposition lawmakers filed a no confidence vote against one minister, the Cabinet has decided to resign.
German train naming
Anne Frank museum decries train-naming suggestion
"Anne Frank" as the name for one of Germany's new high-speed trains has been decried by the Jewish diarist's Amsterdam museum. It says it would evoke painful memories of Nazi wartime deportations and mass murder.
Middle East
Syria: Russia sees end in sight at peace talks
Russia's military campaign objectives "have been almost accomplished," according to an influential lawmaker. With talks gearing up, the UN's chief negotiator said the peace process had reached a "moment of truth."
Germany
Angela Merkel and CDU struggle to form 'Jamaica' coalition
Four German political parties — the Christian Democrats, Christian Social Union, Free Democrats and Greens — are now in their third week of talks to form a government. They disagree about more things than they agree on.
Sports
Champions League: Bayern Munich look to extend winning streak
After getting off to a sputtering start to the season, the perennial Bundesliga champions have kicked it into high gear since their coaching change. Jupp Heynckes goes for win No. 6 when Bayern face Celtic in Glasgow.
Cologne fined over crowd trouble in Europa League match at Arsenal
Cologne have been fined over the behavior of some of their fans during the club's Europa League trip to Arsenal. The club has also been handed a suspended ban on selling tickets to its fans for a future European match.
Werder Bremen dismiss coach Alexander Nouri
Bundesliga club Werder Bremen have sacked head coach Alexander Nouri. The widely expected move comes with the team yet to have won a league match this season and follows a 3-0 defeat at home to Augsburg.
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World
World in Progress: Jerusalem after the Temple Mount Crisis
For decades, the ancient city of Jerusalem and its Temple Mount have been flashpoints in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Tensions flared again this summer, after Israeli police rolled up new security measures for those wanting to goup to the Al Aqsa mosque. Mass prayers and protests and violent clashes followed. The crisis deepend the divide and also changed the dynamics in Jerusalem.

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