Daily Bulletin | 01.11.2017, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 01.11.2017 | 19:30 UTC News New York City: 8 dead and 12 injured after pickup truck plows into bicyclists Police have arrested a man who allegedly drove a pickup truck along a busy bicycle lane, killing eight people. The terror strike has claimed the lives of five Argentinean tourists as well as one German citizen. Truck attack in New York: DW's Carsten von Nahmen, journalist James Reinl New York Mayor: 'We will not be moved by terror' New York in shock after terrorist attack From Uber to terror: Who is the New York City attacker? US restarts stricter refugee program, 11 countries still banned G7, Facebook, Google, Twitter agree on plan to counter Islamist terror Boston man convicted of plotting to behead blogger for 'Islamic State' EU introduces new measures to combat 'low-tech' terrorism United States From Uber to terror: Who is the New York City attacker? The main suspect in the deadly truck attack was once an Uber driver with more than 1,400 trips racked up for the ride-hailing company. But the Uzbekistan native has no social media presence and arrived in the US legally. Germany's domestic intelligence agency warns of 'IS' sympathizers Seven terror organizations making headlines New York City: 8 dead and 11 seriously injured after pickup truck plows into bicyclists Uber dominates in the land of the classic yellow cab Opinion: The normality of terrorism Politics Russia's Vladimir Putin in Iran for talks on Syria, US 'sanctions pressure' The Russian president has strongly backed Iran and its nuclear deal with world powers during a visit to Tehran. After meeting with Iranian leaders, Putin said he opposed any unilateral change to the multilateral accord. Putin to discuss Syria during Iran visit Putin visits Iran What is the Iran nuclear deal? 'Islamic State': Will it survive a post-caliphate future? Syrian Democratic Forces liberate Raqqa from 'Islamic State' Syria: Russia sees end in sight at peace talks Iran nuclear deal: Donald Trump withdraws support for accord Rouhani's inauguration raises hopes for more democracy in Iran Doing business with Iran: no easy choice Rare protests reported in Eritrea with 28 deaths Several people have reportedly been killed and dozens arrested in Eritrea's capital. Protests are rare in Eritrea, home to one of the world's most repressive regimes. World in Progress: Fleeing from oppression and poverty in Eritrea Why people are leaving Eritrea Eritrea is building 'its own type of political system' Eritrean government systematically committed crimes against humanity India: Boiler blast at power plant kills several workers, injures scores An explosion at a coal-fired power plant in northern India has killed at least 16 people and injured around 80. The blast reportedly occurred when a pipe in a newly-installed boiler burst, spewing hot ash on workers. Bangalore lake spews toxic foam India's Adani signs off on controversial Australia coal mine Climate change: World way off track on Paris accord goals Why was Taj Mahal excluded from Indian tourism brochure? Yemen war: Saudi-led coalition airstrike kills at least 26 people at Saada market A suspected airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition fighting Shiite Houthi rebels in Yemen killed at least 26 people at the market in Saada province. The coalition has denied intentionally targeting civilians in the past. #ISpeakforButhaina: Picture of girl in Yemen goes viral UN: Number of starving has increased UN: Civilian death toll in Yemen exceeds 5,000 War in Yemen: UN blacklists Saudi-led coalition for killing children Human Rights Watch: Saudi strikes in Yemen violated international law Yemen's war explained in 4 key points Refugees protest in Greece for family reunification in Germany Migrants and refugees have threatened a hunger strike in Athens as a protest as they wait to reunite with family members in Germany. Family reunification can take months or years. Hoping for a compassionate family reunion policy Refugees in Germany: Fewer family reunifications than expected, says study Migration: Angela Merkel's first hurdle to forming a coalition Refugee family reunification in Germany - what you need to know Germany limits refugee family unification for those arriving from Greece Two years since Germany opened its borders to refugees: A chronology Sports Champions League live: Borussia Dortmund vs. Apoel Nicosia and Porto vs. RB Leipzig After a poor start, Borussia Dortmund will attempt to keep their slim hopes of Champions League progression alive against APOEL. For RB Leipzig, the outlook is brighter, a win in Porto would keep them on course. Champions League: Abject Borussia Dortmund face early exit after APOEL draw Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig share both brilliance and flaws Europa League: Hertha, Cologne and Hoffenheim fighting for survival Germany's representatives in the Europa League are approaching tough challenges in different ways. Hoffenheim have renewed confidence after their first win but it's all about pride and experience for Cologne & Hertha. Zorya Luhansk: A football club in exile Europa League: First win for Hoffenheim, Cologne and Hertha Berlin's woes continue Jörg Schmadtke and Cologne part ways Opinion: Anti-Semitic incidents in football are a warning sign to society Recent reports about football fans using the Holocaust to insult their rivals originate from a centuries-old habit of perceiving Jews as lesser beings. This should not be accepted, says DW's Felix Tamsut. Anti-Semitic Anne Frank football stickers appear in Germany Serie A anti-Semitism initiative marred by some Lazio and other fans Security, sales a concern 100 days before Pyeongchang Winter Games The fact that there are concerns heading into an Olympic Games is nothing new. However, worries about the possibility of military conflict breaking out have Olympic delegations making contingency plans for Pyeongchang. Flame for Pyeongchang Games lit at Ancient Olympia North Korea triggers 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics security scare North Korea nuclear tests spread fear among German Winter Olympic teams Newsletters & Co. Nico's Weg – German made easy Using this innovative German E-learning course, beginners are sure to advance quickly. At a desktop or on a smartphone, Nico's Weg will help everyone learning German reach their destination. Pulse Pulse: Go-go music and inclusive dancing On this week's pulse, we take a look at the aftermath of Kenya's election re-run after opposition leader Raila Odinga called it a sham, disability is not inability as we meet a British woman based in Uganda who is helping inspire disabled persons through music and dance and Go-go funk music lives on. Do stay tuned. Pulse: Go-go music and inclusive dancing   © Deutsche Welle 2017