Daily Bulletin | 11.11.2017, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 11.11.2017 | 19:30 UTC News Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin 'agree on Syria,' brush off election meddling In a joint statement on Syria, the US president and his Russian counterpart have agreed to fight "IS" extremists together. At a regional summit, the leaders also denied claims of Moscow interference in the US election. Trump vows to put America first at APEC summit in Vietnam Donald Trump scraps covert CIA program to arm Syrian rebels Syria: Russia sees end in sight at peace talks APEC: Donald Trump stresses ties with Asia-Pacific, but calls for 'better' trade deals Why is the United States interested in the 'Indo-Pacific'? APEC summit: Free trade in Asia in the age of protectionism Russia probe: Donald Trump ex-aide Paul Manafort pleads not guilty to 12 charges Pro-independence Catalans rally for jailed leaders Thousands of Catalan separatists are protesting in Barcelona for the release of regional leaders jailed by Madrid. Catalonia remains divided over independence — even Playmobil toys are being drawn into the struggle. Tens of thousands protest against Catalan detentions Puigdemont miffed at lack of EU support Catalan parliament speaker Carme Forcadell freed from jail on bail Catalans resist as Spain's Supreme Court nixes secession Catalan independence - what you need to know Catalonia: 'Rajoy will not make concessions to anyone' Catalonia: Barcelona protesters march in favor of national unity Puigdemont shows face at Brussels rally Opinion: Puigdemont and his Catalan disappearing act EU leaders decline to mediate over Catalonia as Spain decides next step How kids in Germany are using Playmobil to reenact the Protestant Reformation Poland Independence Day: Thousands take part in far-right rally Thousands of nationalists marched through the streets of Warsaw in a rally organized by far-right groups. The march has become the largest Independence Day event in recent years, overshadowing official state events. Fighting for democracy in Poland Tensions rise between Poland and EU The Polish reporter who told PiS defense minister's secrets Independence Day: Poland's nationalism fight goes on Poland's right-wing government takes steps to control NGO funding Polish police break up protest against Bialowieza forest logging Poland's judges feeling pressure after judicial reforms Climate meets Carnival COP23: Fake Donald Trump marches in Carnival-themed climate protests in Bonn With anti-nuclear banners, polar bear costumes and Carnival-style floats, thousands of protesters took to the streets in Bonn to urge governments to do more to combat climate change. Climate Change: The Drowning Fiji Islands Global Talk - Can Business Save the Climate? Nuclear waste: Where to store it for eternity? COP23: Writing the Paris accord rule book COP23: Corporations and lobbyists welcome in Bonn COP23: Thousands protest German coal use COP23: Famed climate scientist Hansen warns of 'bigger problems' than Trump COP23: Rival US delegation opens pavilion to challenge Trump COP23: Is the Bonn summit worth the trouble? 11 crazy Carnival events held between November 11 and Lent Selfie with Hitler: Indonesia wax museum removes Nazi-themed exhibit An Indonesian museum has taken down a wax sculpture of Nazi Germany leader Adolf Hitler after it sparked global outrage. The statue was a popular attraction for visitors who took selfies in front of the exhibit. Sharia police rule Aceh with an iron cane Auschwitz trial documents and recordings awarded special UNESCO status Why are more Indonesians favoring Shariah? Britain and France remember end of World War I during Armistice Day ceremonies The bell of Parliament's Big Ben clock tower in London chimed at 11 a.m. to mark the time World War I ended in 1918. In Paris, wreaths were laid at the Arc de Triomphe, where an eternal flame burns for unknown soldiers. Lebanon demands Saudi Arabia return Prime Minister Saad Hariri Lebanese officials have demanded the return of Prime Minister Saad Hariri from Saudi Arabia. The head of the militant group Hezbollah said the Saudis had "declared war" on Lebanon by holding Hariri against his will. Tensions run high between Saudi Arabia and Iran Lebanon: Saudi Arabia-Iran rivalry finds a new battlefront Hezbollah's rise raises new concerns over regional stability Saudi Arabia 'imposed' Lebanon PM's resignation, says Hezbollah chief New president - but no new Lebanon Saudi Arabia says Lebanon has declared war against it Saudi-led coalition blames Iran for Houthi missile attack US soccer star Hope Solo accuses Sepp Blatter of sexual harassment Former US goalkeeper Hope Solo has said ex-FIFA boss Sepp Blatter groped her backside during the 2013 Ballon d'Or ceremony. Sexual harassment wasn't just a problem in Hollywood but in women's football as well, she said. Assaulted? Harassed? #metoo Sexism: An everyday occurrence at work? @dwnews - Viral list of alleged aggressors divides Indian feminists Louis C.K., Steven Seagal latest stars to face sexual assault allegations Report: Weinstein hired 'army of spies' to hinder investigation UK PM May unveils rulebook for naughty Tories Kevin Spacey sex assault allegations mount as UK police launch probe FIFA announces record $369 million loss amid scandal fallout FIFA provisionally suspends Sepp Blatter, Michel Platini for 90 days Hope Solo: I hate the term role model World Independence Day: Poland's nationalism fight goes on As far-right extremists plan to hold a huge rally later on Saturday in Warsaw, DW looks at how and why Poland's National Independence Day has been hijacked in recent years by the far right. Polish judges under pressure Fighting for democracy in Poland Polish police break up protest against Bialowieza forest logging Russia demands Polish apology for riot damage Nationalist riots at Poland Independence Day celebrations in Warsaw Battle of Passchendaele remembered in Ypres, Belgium White supremacist Richard Spencer shouted down at Florida university speech How the Catholic Church ties in to Poland's judicial reform Poland eyes more German WWII reparations A growing rift in Polish politics between President Andrzej Duda and PiS Chairman Jaroslaw Kaczynski? Poland: Racism on the rise Poland: Bringing NGOs into the government fold? Poland's government stays silent as xenophobia worsens Sports Brazilian Grand Prix: Valtteri Bottas takes pole as Lewis Hamilton crashes out Newly-crowned world champion Lewis Hamilton crashed out early in qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix, leaving the path clear for Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas. Germany's Sebastian Vettel will start in second. Lewis Hamilton crowned 2017 Formula One champion after Mexico GP Lewis Hamilton avoided tax on private jet Jerome Boateng: We absolutely want to defend our World Cup title Jerome Boateng has given a German newspaper a frank assessment of his injuries, a pivotal night in Paris and the challenge facing Germany in Russia. The Bayern Munich man says he's not been at his best for five years. Can Bayern find a Lewandowski back-up? Robert Lewandowski on Bayern's transfers and the commercialization of football Clinical Bayern Munich brush aside wasteful Borussia Dortmund in Der Klassiker Arjen Robben's lasting legacy at Bayern Munich   © Deutsche Welle 2017