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Daily Bulletin 02.11.2017 | 19:30 UTC Business Trump nominates Jerome Powell as new Federal Reserve chief The US president has nominated Jerome Powell as the new chair of the central bank. While Trump wants low rates to boost growth, stock markets and his ego, he knows that what Wall Street values most is safe hands. The world's most powerful central banker All eyes on Fed as US market soars Who gets the top job at the Fed? Donald Trump to new Fed boss: You're hired! US Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer resigns Opinion: The never-ending stock market rally US economy grows moderately but wage growth disappoints ECB cuts bond purchases to end era of easy money US Fed chair defends post-crisis banking reforms US Fed holds rates steady ahead of leadership change News Spain seeks arrest warrant for deposed Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont The Spanish public prosecutor has requested a European arrest warrant for ousted Catalan President Carles Puigdemont after he failed to appear for a court hearing. Eight of his colleagues have been remanded in custody. Puigdemont refuses to return to Spain for questioning Will Puigdemont show up for court? Catalonia - Resistance in a divided country Sacked Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont to stay in Belgium for 'safety' Catalonia: 'Rajoy will not make concessions to anyone' Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont goes to Brussels as Spain files rebellion charges Who is Catalan President Carles Puigdemont? French Jewish school shooting: Jihadi's brother jailed Abdelkader Merah has been sentenced to 20 years in jail for terrorist offences. But he was cleared of complicity in the killing of seven people in Toulouse in 2012 by his brother Mohammed Merah. French shooting suspect found dead after shoot-out Hollande remembers Merah victims, defends Mali mission France mourns school shooting victims The Facebook ads Russian agents bought during the US election A congressional committee has released a trove of Russian-funded Facebook ads that were disseminated during the 2016 presidential election. DW looks at the politically divisive messages aimed at sowing discord in the US. Senate grills social networking representatives in Washington Russian hackers to target German elections 8 facts about gun control in the US Facebook: 126 million users exposed to Russian political posts in US election What Robert Mueller's indictments of former Trump campaign officials mean for the president Germany 30,000 rejected asylum seekers 'disappeared' in Germany, tabloid claims The German government has admitted that it does not always know the whereabouts of rejected asylum seekers, but argues that the number doesn't tell the whole truth. The government's asylum agency faces a file backlog. Acceptance rates for asylum seekers vary between German states Refugees in Germany waiting longer for asylum processing Asylum seekers in Europe left waiting, says study Turkey spies betraying asylum seekers in German immigration offices Do refugees travel to their home countries on vacation? 'Returning from Germany' online portal to boost number refugees leaving voluntarily World Terrorism New York attack: Is Central Asia a terrorism breeding ground? The attack by an Uzbek man seems to indicate a growing terrorist threat from Central Asia. But Kyrgyzstan-based security expert Deirdre Tynan says the incident raises just as many questions for the US as for the region. Trump calls for immigration overhaul after NY attack: Guido Steinberg (SWP) speaks to DW New York Mayor: 'We will not be moved by terror' From Uber to terror: Who is the New York City attacker? Suspect planned New York truck attack 'for weeks' Career terrorist? IS recruits fighters from Central Asia Six arrested in St Petersburg on suspicion of terrorism links Fifth person dies following Stockholm truck attack Syria conflict: What do the US, Russia, Turkey and Iran want? Syria's complex and devastating civil war has drawn in multiple foreign powers since it broke out in 2011. DW examines where four key countries stand on the conflict. Syria: Diplomatic skills required Russia's Vladimir Putin in Iran for talks on Syria, US 'sanctions pressure' Syria: Russia sees end in sight at peace talks UN: Syrian regime used sarin gas in April attack Rex Tillerson reaffirms US commitment to Syrian peace, rules out Assad in future government Russia vetoes UN resolution on Syria chemical weapons probe US-backed SDF captures Syria's largest oil field from 'Islamic State' Syria demands Turkey immediately withdraw troops Donald Trump scraps covert CIA program to arm Syrian rebels New Russia-Syria accord allows up to 11 warships in Tartus port simultaneously Russia, Iran and Turkey agree to new safe zone in war-torn Syria Hezbollah's new 'power' threatens Israel Iran makes Afghan refugees martyrs of the Syrian Civil War Cybersecurity: Why it's 'hard to protect yourself' online Governments have fallen victim to a string of high-profile cyberattacks in recent years. German IT expert Sandro Gaycken tells DW about cybersecurity's shortcomings and why he thinks Kaspersky did not work with Russia. New cyberattack BadRabbit hits Russia, Ukraine A cyberexpert explains how Petya differs from WannaCry Arrest of 'WannaCry' buster Marcus Hutchins raises concern New EU cyber strategy aims to cut crime and raise resilience Secret NSA hacking tool 'deleted' when found, says Kaspersky Germany: 'No evidence' Russia used Kaspersky software to spy on US US agencies banned from using Russia's Kaspersky software Inside Europe Click on the links below to listen to reports from this week's edition of Inside Europe, DW's award-winning radio program with features from around the continent. Inside Europe 02.11.17 Inside Europe: French women rally against sexual harassment Inside Europe: German police lack new recruits Inside Europe: Estonia's e-Residency program looks ahead Inside Europe: Covering the issues that shape Europe Sports 'Cinta sejati' - 'Echte Liebe' in Indonesia It's not only BVB fans in Germany who are looking forward to Saturday's clash with Bayern Munich. Thousands of kilometers away In Indonesia, Borussia Dortmund games are just as eagerly anticipated. German Cup: Bayern Munich to face Borussia Dortmund in last 16 Five-star Borussia Dortmund progress - German Cup round-up Borussia Dortmund: What a difference a month can make Borussia Dortmund's defensive woes continue Houston Astros win their first-ever championship in baseball's World Series The Houston Astros have won the first World Series in their franchise's history by beating the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-1. George Springer hit another home run and was named the Most Valuable Player for the series. Houston is more than just Harvey Houston floods: Evacuation order as Hurricane Harvey rages on Chicago Cubs win their first World Series in 108 years 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. Environment Living Planet: Energy Energy production and use account for about two-thirds of all greenhouse gas emissions worldwide. And carbon dioxide makes up the majority of those emissions. That means energy is a major driver of global warming. So how can we drastically cut these emissions and at the same meet the world's growing energy demands? Luckily, there are plenty of options. Living Planet: Energy   © Deutsche Welle 2017