Daily Bulletin | 05.11.2017, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 05.11.2017 | 19:30 UTC News 'Paradise Papers' 'Paradise papers' exposes tax evasion schemes of the global elite Reporters have unveiled some 13.4 million secret documents detailing evidence of tax evasion among high-ranking politicians and the super wealthy. Some in US President Donald Trump's cabinet have been implicated. How do tax havens work? Panama Papers report calls out complicit EU countries Panama Papers: Ex-PM Nawaz Sharif faces graft charges in Pakistan Panama Papers: Africa's elite are plundering their countries Panama Papers: German authorities carry out first raids in connection with tax leaks What Robert Mueller's indictments of former Trump campaign officials mean for the president Russian money flows into Germany despite sanctions Former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder takes seat on Rosneft board The Rosneft seat and Gerhard Schröder's Kremlin credentials Former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont turns himself in to Belgian police Catalonia's ex-president Carles Puigdemont and four former cabinet members have turned themselves in to police. They will appear before a judge in the Belgian capital Sunday afternoon. Protest in Bilbao support Catalan independence movement Catalonia crisis: Spain takes over regional parliament, calls elections after independence declaration Thousands of Basque protesters take sides in Catalonia dispute Bosch: Spanish government 'never been proportionate or fair' Spain issues European arrest warrant for Carles Puigdemont Russian police detain hundreds in nationalist protests Police in Moscow have detained over 200 people who took part in an "unauthorized" anti-Putin march. One day prior, dozens were detained at another nationalist anti-Kremlin rally to mark Russia's Day of National Unity. The October Revolution 100 years on Moscow's empire - Russia's reemergence Opinion: US Congress is assisting Russian nationalists Night Wolves arrive in Berlin to remember end of WWII With new Wall of Grief, Russia grapples with Soviet crimes Trump's five-country Asia trip begins, Putin meeting confirmed Russia's Vladimir Putin in Iran for talks on Syria, US 'sanctions pressure' Middle East Saudi Arabia carries out major purge, cementing crown prince's power Saudi princes have been arrested during anti-corruption raids, further consolidating Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's power. Saudi's chief prosecutor said the suspects will be treated as "any other Saudi citizen." Saudi Prince Turki al-Faisal | Conflict Zone How easy will it be for Saudi women to drive? Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman pledges more 'moderate' kingdom Saudi Arabia's next-in-line: a hawk and economic reformer Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman: Reformer and hardliner Saudi Arabia to let women into sports stadiums in 2018 Is Saudi Arabia waging war on its Shiite minority? World Politics Russia sees Catalonia as evidence of EU's 'double standards' As Spain battles with a growing political crisis at home, some have pointed to Russia's hand in it. But does Russia really stand to gain from an independent Catalonia? DW examines how the Kremlin views the breakaway bid. Alfred Bosch on Conflict Zone In Catalonia, language and identity go hand in hand Beyond Catalonia: Separatist movements in Western Europe Catalonia crisis: Spain takes over regional parliament, calls elections after independence declaration Russian President Putin rubbishes US claims about Trump dossier, election meddling Is Catalan independence a second coup in democratic Spain? Two years after Crimea annexation, NATO chief urges continued sanctions on Russia Could sending lethal weapons to Ukraine bring peace? With new Wall of Grief, Russia grapples with Soviet crimes Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman: Reformer and hardliner He is known as "MBS" or "Mr. Everything." As the King's favorite son, he is in line to take power in Saudi Arabia. However, the role Mohammed bin Salman plays in Riyadh has two sides. Saudi blogger Raif Badawi marks five years in prison Saudi Arabia to allow women to drive: state media Saudi Arabia prefers no UN Yemen war crime inquiry due to 'timing' Human Rights Watch: Saudi strikes in Yemen violated international law Opinion: Saudi Arabia, the inscrutable kingdom WHO: Yemen cholera infections exceed 500,000 Is Saudi Arabia waging war on its Shiite minority? Saudi Arabia exports extremism to many countries - including Germany, study says Saudi Arabia's next-in-line: a hawk and economic reformer Saudi Arabia's King Salman names son as new crown prince Turkey Political author attacked at Istanbul Book Fair Sebahattin Onkibar, who recently penned "Asena," on the political life of Erdogan-challenger Meral Aksener, was attacked while signing autographs. The Turkish Publishers Association has condemned the incident. Protests at Istanbul Book Fair Opinion: New political party gives life to Turkey's opposition Turkish nationalists form new party challenging Erdogan My Europe: Writing from a state of emergency Sports Opinion: Peter Bosz should have until the winter break to save Borussia Dortmund A shocking run of results, an all-but certain exit from the Champions League and some glaring tactical flaws, Peter Bosz is a man under pressure. But DW's Matt Pearson says he deserves a little more time. Clinical Bayern Munich brush aside wasteful Borussia Dortmund in Der Klassiker Champions League: Dismal Borussia Dortmund fail to beat APOEL again Opinion: The Bundesliga is predictable, it needs Bayern Munich to fail Borussia Dortmund's Peter Bosz needs to build a case for the defense New York Marathon: Shalane Flanagan first American woman to win in 40 years After finishing second in 2010, the last time she ran the New York Marathon, Shalane Flanagan became the first American woman to win the event for 40 years on Sunday.  Geoffrey Kamworor of Kenya won the men's race. VAR, secret instructions and gagging orders: the Bundesliga's refereeing controversy For weeks now, German fans, coaches and players have had the impression that interventions by video assistant referees (VARs) have been becoming more and more frequent. As revealed last week, it's not an accident. DFB boss Reinhard Grindel says 'secret' changes to VAR rules not approved by him Opinion: VAR merely prolongs the injustice 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.   © Deutsche Welle 2017