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Daily Bulletin 07.11.2017 | 19:30 UTC Business Paradise Papers: Apple shifted billions offshore to avoid tax New relevations about Apple's tax avoidance strategy are making headlines as the Paradise Papers scandal unfolds further. EU finance ministers are due to discuss the issue during talks in Brussels on Tuesday. 'Paradise Papers' leak – Q&A with Robin Hodess, Transparency International Transparency advocates see opportunity as outrage over leaks grows What's all the fuss about tax avoidance? Paradise Papers — what you need to know Paradise Papers sends shockwaves around the world Apple CEO calls EU tax ruling 'political crap' Ireland insists Apple tax bill unjustified Offshore: The legal and the not so legal U2 frontman Bono named in Paradise Papers tax evasion leak Lisbon hosts Web Summit: the Davos of the tech world 'Apple can't move customers to Bermuda!' Germany is the biggest loser when it comes to profit transfers to tax havens. But according to international tax expert Gabriel Zucman from UC Berkeley, the eurozone's biggest economy could change this quickly. EU pushes again for tax haven black list Germans among those featured in the Paradise Papers Paradise Papers sends shockwaves around the world Offshore: the legal and the not so legal Paradise Papers: Apple shifted billions offshore to avoid tax Despite Trump boom, the US president is 'harming global economy' Almost three-quarters of global business analysts think US President Donald Trump is negatively affecting the world economy. Their gloomy conclusion comes despite record stock market highs, billed as the Trump boom. Global trade rebounds strongly German exports to US under threat US economy hits Trump's expansion target Wolfgang Schäuble warns against protectionism in US Trump's upcoming Asia trip: Japan proposes plan to counter China Can Trump succeed in curbing China's intellectual property 'theft'? US, Canada and Mexico talks on NAFTA trade stall on trade deficit issues World From Panama to Paradise: The biggest tax evasion data leaks in history The Paradise Papers have once again highlighted how the world's wealthy elite skirt paying taxes, whether legally or illegally. DW takes a look at some of the the biggest tax-related data leaks in recent history. Panama Papers: German authorities carry out first raids in connection with tax leaks Six things to know about the Panama Papers Panama Papers source 'John Doe' sends manifesto to explain data-release actions Paradise Papers — what you need to know Offshore: The legal and the not so legal 'Offshore Leaks' list puts focus on prominent figures worldwide The 'Offshore Leaks' data detectives The secret world of tax havens Tax haven Luxembourg: Juncker in a bind Juncker survives no confidence vote 2014: A difficult year for the EU Opinion: Financial crime is routine in major banks Paradise Papers expose tax schemes of global elite 'Panama Papers' reveal how the rich hide money offshore Icelandic PM Gunnlaugsson resigns in wake of 'Panama Papers' scandal 'Offshore Leaks' shows how some of the wealthy hide riches Tax deals with Luxembourg save companies billions, says report HSBC helped clients 'avoid taxes and hide millions' 'Swissleaks' whistleblower gets 5-year jail term HSBC pays over $40 million to settle money-laundering probe News French, Swiss authorities detain ten in anti-terror raids French and Swiss police have detained ten people suspected of preparing a possible attack in coordinated anti-terror raids. A 23-year-old Colombian woman and 27-year-old Swiss man were reportedly among those detained. German police arrest terror plot suspect From IS victim to terrorist hunter Belgium: Prosecutors charge two suspects over foiled 2015 Thalys attack France to enshrine some state of emergency measures into law German police detain Syrian for 'preparing' explosives attack Police carry out raids, make arrest in Berlin Islamist scene Merkel and ministers 'must answer lawmakers' questions' Germany's Constitutional Court has strengthened the rights of parliamentarians to obtain information from the federal government. In a landmark decision, the tribunal has ruled questions should be answered in public. German high court casts doubt on ECB How does Germany choose its judges? Always the best pick? Germany's top court raises doubts about ECB asset purchases German government moves to block state funding for 'neo-Nazi' NPD Puigdemont shows face at Brussels rally Ousted Catalan president Carles Puigdemont has made his first public appearance in Belgium since appearing in court Sunday on an arrest warrant. He earlier attacked the passivity of EU leaders over Catalan secession. Tens of thousands protest against Catalan detentions The Puigdemont case: Law professor Xavier Arbós Marín speaks to DW Spain seeks arrest warrant for Puigdemont As Spain's economy heals, more find work Catalan parties mull next steps as Spain prepares to impose direct rule Former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont released with conditions in Belgium Catalonia crisis: Spain takes over regional parliament, calls elections after independence declaration Environment COP23 Syria likely to sign Paris climate deal, leaving US isolated Attendees of the COP23 climate summit report that Syrian delegates have expressed interest in joining the climate accord. This would make the United States the only country that's not a part of the global climate pact. COP23: NGOs urge countries to do more COP23: Writing the Paris accord rule book COP23: US absence felt on first day of UN climate summit Climate change: World way off track on Paris accord goals Nicaragua moves to join Paris climate accord, isolating US, Syria Trump administration to end Obama climate plan: US environmental agency chief Sports Exclusive Salomon Kalou: Failure to make the World Cup would be 'disaster' for Ivory Coast Ivory Coast face a winner-takes-all World Cup qualifier against Morocco on Saturday. The Elephants' forward Salomon Kalou tells DW that only victory will do as their place in Russia hangs in the balance. Off the Pitch: Salomon Kalou Why African football continues to go nowhere AFCON 2017 Review: Cameroon fairytale makes up for disappointments ATP farce the latest in a long line of PR disasters that shame tennis A recent incident labelled 'sexist' and a 'disgrace' has added another chapter to a sorry 2017 story for tennis. DW's Ed McCambridge takes a look at what exactly is going on within the sport. Williams accuses Nastase of racist comments as Fed Cup storm grows Franck Ribery returns to Bayern Munich training way ahead of schedule The good news just keeps coming for Bayern Munich. After a win in Der Klassiker extended their lead at the top of the Bundesliga, winger Franck Ribery has returned to training more than a month ahead of schedule. Matchday Moment #11: Robben's goal Bayern Munich's Franck Ribery out for the rest of the year with ligament damage Reliance on 'Robbery' is the first thing new Bayern Munich boss has to fix England face selection crisis ahead of Germany clash After Raheem Sterling, Fabian Delph and Jordan Henderson joined Harry Kane in withdrawing from the squad on Tuesday, England manager Gareth Southgate's options look thin. They host Germany at Wembley on Friday night. Italy beat England on penalties in Euro 2012 quarterfinals Germany coach Joachim Löw names squad for England, France friendlies 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