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Daily Bulletin 20.11.2017 | 19:30 UTC
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Coalition talks: Germany's Angela Merkel prefers fresh elections over minority government
Preliminary coalition talks collapsed between Chancellor Merkel and potential partners over the weekend. After speaking with President Steinmeier, Merkel said she was ready to lead her party to fresh elections.
What now for Germany after coalition talks fail?
Chancellor Angela Merkel is facing perhaps the biggest challenge of her tenure after coalition talks collapsed. New elections are now considered the most likely way forward, but are there any other alternatives?
US puts North Korea back on terrorism sponsors list
After a nine-year absence, the US plans to redesignate North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism. The move comes amid ongoing tension over the Kim Jong Un's nuclear ambitions.
European court tells Warsaw to halt Bialowieza forest logging
Europe's highest court has ordered Poland to stop logging immediately in its primeval Bialowieza forest. It includes one of the largest surviving parts of a forest that covered the European plain about 10,000 years ago.
Hungary: War of words between George Soros and Fidesz heats up
The Hungarian government has renewed its attacks on George Soros, saying Hungary faces "a frontal assault" from the US-Hungarian philanthropist. Soros retorted that Fidesz is peddling "distortions and outright lies."
Sports
China calls on Germany to ensure 'mutual respect' after Tibetan flags emerge at football match
Beijing has warned Germany of "defending Tibet independence," saying the match host must ensure respect between the countries. The activists said they only wanted to highlight the plight of Tibetans in China.
Germany
German coalition talks collapse: the press verdict
The German press was virtually unanimous that Christian Lindner's FDP was to blame for the collapse of government coalition talks. But few could agree on what would be best now.
Business
German stocks recoup losses from collapse of coalition talks
Germany's blue-chip Dax index and the euro have pared early losses suffered after Chancellor Angela Merkel's efforts to form a coalition government failed. But political uncertainty in Europe's biggest economy remains.
World
North Korea's 'ballistic submarine': Will Kim's gamble pay off?
North Korea's "new vessels" may be relatively advanced, but they pale in comparison with the US naval assets that they face. So why is Pyongyang lavishing millions on these submarines? Julian Ryall reports.
Sports
German coach Kevin Stotz: 'China will never overtake Germany or Brazil'
German football coach Kevin Stotz spent a season and a half working in the Chinese Super League. He spoke to DW about the challenges of working in China and the country's chances of becoming a footballing power.
Champions League: Borussia Dortmund welcome Spurs, RB Leipzig travel to Monaco
Borussia Dortmund are as good as out of the Champions League but a result against Tottenham would boost morale ahead of Saturday's Revierderby. RB Leipzig are still in the hunt though as they travel to the Cote d'Azur.
Italy's top football official resigns after national team fails to qualify for World Cup
The head of the Italian football association has resigned after the country's national team failed to qualify for the World Cup for the first time in decades. Italy's coach had been sacked last week.

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