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Daily Bulletin 16.11.2017 | 19:30 UTC News Zimbabwe Zimbabwe crisis: Uncertainty reigns over Mugabe future Conflicting reports over the likelihood of President Robert Mugabe resigning have thrown Zimbabwe into further chaos. South African ministers have arrived in Harare to mediate betweeen the president and the army. Africa Union's Conde: We oppose any seizure of power by force Zimbabwe's opposition tells Mugabe to stand down Zimbabwe: Robert Mugabe under house arrest Could Zimbabwe's ex-VP Emmerson Mnangagwa become its next president? Zimbabwe takeover: Difficulties of navigating the media jungle Opinion: the Mugabe era is over, the old regime is not Zimbabwe coup: China's influence under scrutiny US House passes Trump tax reform The United States House of Representatives has passed President Donald Trump's flagship tax reform bill. The legislation could be Trump's first major victory following a raft of previous headline-grabbing failures. Germany replaces US as country with best international image Germany enjoys the best reputation of any country in the world, according to the latest Nation Brands Index. The survey found that there is much more than Germany's economic motor driving the positive image. Opinion: The world loves us Germans The Macron effect: France now world's top 'soft power' thanks to president, cuisine and culture Joseph Nye: Trump's tweets harm US soft power How Berlin has ruined living anywhere else Germany German leaders cautious on topic of post-Mugabe Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe hasn't always been popular with German politicians — but that doesn't mean they're overjoyed that he has been deposed. German leaders hope any changes in Zimbabwe will be democratic. Zimbabwe's opposition tells Mugabe to stand down Zimbabwe crisis: Uncertainty reigns over Mugabe future Zimbabwe coup: China's influence under scrutiny Could Zimbabwe's ex-VP Emmerson Mnangagwa become its next president? Opinion: the Mugabe era is over, the old regime is not How a decade of economic woe has fueled Zimbabwe's unrest Angela Merkel and German parties reach showdown in Jamaica coalition talks Germany's Union, FDP and Green parties are deciding if they share enough common ground to form a government. Will the weeks of listening, probing and fighting finally end? DW gives you the lowdown on the sticking points. Will Merkel remain Chancellor of Germany? Merkel and CSU reach deal on refugee policy 'Jamaica coalition': The future for Germany? Merkel starts multi-party coalition talks Angela Merkel and CDU struggle to form 'Jamaica' coalition Macron's eurozone plans put eastern EU members on the spot Can a 'Jamaica' coalition tackle climate change? Angela Merkel: Way clear for coalition negotiations after migration compromise Opinion: Angela Merkel's Jamaica coalition is right for Germany Germany's political parties CDU, CSU, SPD, AfD, FDP, Left party, Greens - what you need to know Chancellor Angela Merkel confident coalition is on track despite divisions Could Germany's FDP sink Angela Merkel's coalition talks? Could Jamaica grant Germans 'basic right' to fast internet? How long will Germany have to wait for a government? New evidence contradicts German police in Oury Jalloh death A man who apparently burned to death in a German police cell in 2005 could not have lit the fire himself, according to new documents. A prosecutor who had defended police now says there should be a murder investigation. Dresden police under scrutiny over Eritrean's death Ten years on, still seeking answers to Oury Jalloh's death Death of asylum seeker Oury Jalloh re-staged by German investigators World Zimbabwe Zimbabwe coup: China's influence under scrutiny Zimbabwe's military takeover has caught the attention of the world – but could China have known about the coup? Beijing has for a long time been a close ally and Zimbabwe's top brass recently paid it's leaders a visit. Zimbabwe's army denies it's staging a coup Africa Union's Conde: We oppose any seizure of power by force Military takeover in Zimbabwe: Samm Farai Monro (Zambesi News) speaks to DW Opinion: the Mugabe era is over, the old regime is not Could Zimbabwe's ex-VP Emmerson Mnangagwa become its next president? How a decade of economic woe has fueled Zimbabwe's unrest Zimbabwe first lady Grace Mugabe sues over diamond ring China's Xi Jinping in Zimbabwe amid high expectations Business Siemens to cut 6,900 jobs amid union resistance Labor unions have reacted angrily to layoff plans unveiled by the management of the German conglomerate, which aims to cut costs in its energy business to adjust to the disruption sweeping through the industry. Siemens, Alstom create European rail giant Siemens building power plants in Egyptian desert No time to rest as Siemens prepares for the future Siemens plans 'painful' revamp of power business Siemens profit rises despite drop in orders Siemens, Alstom merge rail businesses to create 'European champion' Sports Angelique Kerber changes coaches in a bid to revive her career Former women's world No. 1 Angelique Kerber has switched coaches at the end of a disappointing season for the German. Kerber is hoping to the move will help her kick-start her career in 2018. US Open: Angelique Kerber in crisis after first-round exit French Open: Top seed Angelique Kerber knocked out in first round shock Wimbledon 2017: Kerber falls to Muguruza in last 16 A year to remember for Angelique Kerber Germany's Angelique Kerber wins US Open Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang suspended by Borussia Dortmund Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has been suspended by Borussia Dortmund for their Bundesliga match against Stuttgart on Friday for "disciplinary reasons." The striker was also suspended by the club last November. Four things Dortmund need to change now! Bundesliga: The clock is really ticking for Hamburg Borussia Dortmund have the firepower but there's room for improvement in defense Opinion: Peter Bosz should have until the winter break to save Borussia Dortmund Back to the roots: Bayern Munich have Sandro Wagner in their sights Given Bayern Munich's lack of cover for Robert Lewandowski, rumors linking Hoffenheim's Sandro Wagner with a return to his former club are gathering momentum. Is it a move in the interests of both parties? Head to Head - Haller vs Wagner Sandro Wagner hopes to continue Germany's tradition of late bloomers Darmstadt's survival 'the eighth wonder of the world' Bundesliga Chadrac Akolo: 'Hunger was a part of my life' Stuttgart's Chadrac Akolo is off to a flying start in the Bundesliga. The Democratic Republic of Congo international has come a long way since arriving in Switzerland as a refugee at the age of 14. Akolo: 'I didn't flee to Europe to become a footballer' Stuttgart scupper luckless Cologne in stoppage time Environment Living Planet: Our CO2 problem There's only so much CO2 we can release before we push the global temperature above 2 degrees – what scientists call our carbon budget. Do we stand a chance of weaning ourselves off fossil fuels in time? Living Planet: Our CO2 problem   © Deutsche Welle 2017