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Newsline 22.10.2017 | 16:15 UTC In Depth As AfD joins Bundestag, thousands protest racism in Berlin Two days before the new Bundestag convenes, protesters called on the German government not to tolerate right-wing hatred. The message was clearly directed at the far-right Alternative for Germany party. Finance chief Wolfgang Schäuble set to wield authority as parliamentary president Far-right AfD enters German parliament: What it means for German politics AfD stronghold Pasewalk: Right-wing party makes gains with those who feel forgotten and frustrated Islam in Germany: Muslims prefer to be talked to rather than talked about AfD, PEGIDA hold side-by-side events in Dresden News Washington denies entry to Indonesian general Gatot Nurmantyo, invited by US military General Gatot Nurmantyo had been invited to Washington to attend a conference on countering violent extremism. That invitation came from one of the most powerful military officials in the US - General Joseph Dunford. US VP Pence in Indonesia to boost trade, ease tensions Titanic victim's letter sells for record price A letter written by a passenger a day before Titanic sank was sold at an auction for $166,000. The handwritten note on embossed Titanic stationery is one of the last known to have been written on board the doomed liner. A huge panoramic image of the Titanic Violin famed for its role as Titanic sank fetches record at auction English auction house sells letter written by Titanic survivor for record price Italy autonomy Lombardy, Veneto - Italy's two richest regions - vote on autonomy Lombardy and Veneto have gone to the polls in a non-binding referendum over whether to seek more rights from Rome. Italy's wealthy north has long called for greater control over finances and security. Separatism across the EU Will Italy's Lombardy and Veneto follow Catalonia? Catalan independence - what you need to know EU leaders decline to mediate over Catalonia as Spain decides next step Spain announces intent to sack Catalonia's government European Union Brexit: UK's Theresa May should 'accept reality,' says EU negotiator The EU Parliament's Brexit negotiator has called on the British premier to outline the trade deal she wants after the UK leaves the EU. He said many Brexiteers have refused to accept the realities of the exit. EU leaders disagree on Brexit progress at summit Angela Merkel has 'absolutely no doubts' about securing Brexit deal Brexit: What's the 'no deal' fallout for the UK and EU? Brexit's side effects for life-saving medicines UK finance chief regrets calling EU 'the enemy' World Africa rising to meet future population challenges Meetings like the Rebranding Africa Forum bring together some of Africa's most vibrant and innovative young minds to discuss future challenges facing the continent. But when does the talking stop and the action begin? Urban agriculture to feed the masses Can Africa satisfy its hunger? East Africa's young: an asset or a problem? Agribusiness begins to boom in Africa DW special: Why does Africa go hungry? World Bank wants end to poverty by 2030 Sports Opinion: No more excuses for Cologne and Werder Bremen For two Bundesliga sides, it's really time to start worrying. After 18 attempts between them, Cologne and Werder Bremen are still to win a game. DW's Jonathan Harding thinks Sunday's game made it easy to see why. After chaotic delay, Arsenal outclass Cologne in second half Modeste to Beijing: The beginning of the end for the Chinese Super League? 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