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Newsline 09.10.2017 | 16:15 UTC News Angela Merkel: Way clear for coalition negotiations after migration compromise Chancellor Merkel says a compromise on migration reached with the Bavarian CSU is a good basis for exploratory talks on forming a ruling coalition with the Greens and the FDP. Talks are to begin on October 18. 'Jamaica coalition': The future for Germany? Chancellor Angela Merkel's CDU discusses migration policies with Bavarian CSU Angela Merkel announces coalition talks with FDP and Greens Germany's Greens party willing to explore Jamaica talks with Chancellor Angela Merkel's CDU and the FDP German public backs Angela Merkel's plans for a 'Jamaica coalition': survey 8 facts about gun control in the US The legal basis for firearm possession in the US is enshrined in the Second Amendment of the Constitution. But how are guns regulated? DW looks at who can buy and sell them — and how one loophole undermines gun control. The US gun problem Spotlight on US gun debate NRA ad sparks uproar with call to 'fight' Trump opponents US gun control: 'Conservatives must say enough is enough' Las Vegas shooter converted guns to automatics with gadget German weapons firms find lucrative market in United States Diwali: India's top court bans sale of firecrackers in Delhi ahead of festival India's Supreme Court has temporarily banned the sale of firecrackers in Delhi ahead of Diwali, a festival marked by bursting firecrackers and lighting lamps. The ruling came after several children filed a petition. Follow the hashtag - My right to breathe New Delhi chokes under worst smog in decades Smog casts shadow over festival of lights Delhi is choking - but other Indian cities are no paradise, either Smog chokes Indian capital after Diwali festival Mountains of trash: India's waste problem WHO: Air pollution kills millions every year Crippling smog forces Delhi school closures Brexit talks: EU, Britain say ball is in the other's court Six months of Brexit negotiations have passed with little progress. With British Prime Minister Theresa May due to address parliament, both sides have now said that the other is responsible for making the next move. May: 'Our most important duty is to get Brexit right' European lawmakers vote against advancing Brexit Theresa May ignores Brexit to focus on domestic agenda Prepare for 'very hard Brexit,' German industry group warns EU lawmakers slam lack of Brexit progress, putting trade talks out of reach 'Miracles' needed to advance Brexit talks by October deadline Brexit talks: EU lauds 'new dynamic' after fourth round of talks Brexit: No 'sufficient progress' yet, but UK more realistic says EU's Donald Tusk EU expects concrete Brexit proposals from UK's Theresa May UK PM Theresa May proposes Brexit transition in Florence speech Brexit negotiator dismisses EU's 'silly' remarks on progress Turkish-US strains Turkey 'seeking arrest of second US consulate worker' Turkish media say authorities are questioning the wife and son of a US consulate worker being sought in Istanbul by police. Ankara has also reportedly summoned a US diplomat of its NATO ally in a row over visa services. Awaiting trial in Turkey US stops non-immigrant visa services in Turkey, citing security German military leaves Turkey's Incirlik airbase Turkey threatens Gulen citizenship of 130 nationals over coup plot Turkey's purges continue a year after failed coup World Trial of Boko Haram suspects in Nigeria poses legal nightmare The trial of more than 2,000 suspected Boko Haram members started in Nigeria on Monday. It is the beginning of a legal marathon, but many observers doubt the trials can be carried out successfully. Life no better after Boko Haram Nigerian lawyer wins award for educating Boko Haram children What makes young African Muslims join jihadi groups? Boko Haram attack in Nigeria leaves dozens dead Nigeria: Boko Haram refugees find new home Freed Chibok schoolgirls reunited with their families The women of Boko Haram: Driven to extremism Sports No country for old men – has Jupp Heynckes still got what it takes? When Jupp Heynckes takes charge of Bayern Munich against Freiburg this weekend, he will become the third oldest coach in Bundesliga history. What can we expect tactically from Heynckes over the next eight months? 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.   © Deutsche Welle 2017