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Daily Bulletin 22.11.2017 | 19:30 UTC News Ratko Mladic found guilty at Bosnian war crimes trial UN war crimes judges have found former Bosnian Serbian general Ratko Mladic guilty of crimes against humanity and genocide during Bosnia's 1992-1995 war. Mladic was removed from the courtroom after an angry outburst. Ratko Mladic shouting at ICTY judge Life sentence for Ratko Mladic? Sarajevo marks war anniversary Bosnian bone-hunter: No punishment is enough for Mladic Srebrenica: Dutch government contests ruling blaming peacekeepers Srebrenica memorial ceremony ends in disarray Ratko Mladic war crimes case: UN Hague court sets date for verdict What was the Srebrenica massacre? Europe failed to defend its values in Sarajevo Karadzic appeals 40-year prison sentence North Korea defection: Video shows soldier make daring border escape The UN Command has released a video showing the dramatic scenes at the border as a North Korean soldier defected. As they tried to stop him, the soldier's colleagues may have violated the terms of the Korean War truce. North Korean soldier makes daring escape A view from North Korea North Korean soldier shot trying to defect to South US House of Representatives votes to impose new North Korea sanctions Increasingly desperate North Koreans defect to South Korea North Korea's 'ballistic submarine': Will Kim's gamble pay off? US puts North Korea back on terrorism sponsors list How North Koreans bypass media censorship Syria: Putin, Erdogan, Rouhani hold talks as opposition gathers in Saudi Arabia The leaders of Russia, Turkey and Iran have met in Sochi to discuss strategy in Syria. Meanwhile, some parts of the Syrian opposition forces met in Saudi Arabia ahead of UN-backed peace talks. Vladimir Putin meets with his Syrian counterpart Bashar Assad in Sochi Turkish military enters Syria's Idlib province 'Islamic State': Will it survive a post-caliphate future? Benjamin Netanyahu warns Vladimir Putin that Iran poses a growing security threat Syria conflict: What do the US, Russia, Turkey and Iran want? Hezbollah's new 'power' threatens Israel Vladimir Putin hosts Bashar Assad to talk terrorism Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump discuss Syria, Ukraine, North Korea in hour-plus call Donald Trump scraps covert CIA program to arm Syrian rebels Russia vetoes last-ditch bid to save probe into gas attacks in Syria World Who is Ratko Mladic, the 'Butcher of Bosnia'? For six years the former Bosnian Serb army chief Ratko Mladic stood trial at the Hague Tribunal. On Wednesday, 27 years after the war's end, he was sentenced to life in prison. Ratko Mladic found guilty at Bosnian war crimes trial Bosnian bone-hunter: No punishment is enough for Mladic Srebrenica: Dutch government contests ruling blaming peacekeepers Mladic defended Bosnian Serbs from 'jihad': lawyers Former UN war crimes tribunal spokeswoman arrested at Karadzic hearing Former Bosnian Serb leader Karadzic found guilty of genocide, sentenced to 40 years World in Progress: Brave New Surveillance World? Do you ever think about privacy? About the traces you leave in the on- and offline world? Sometimes that's a conscious decision, but more often than not we don't know how much data has been accumulated - and by whom. That's not so much of a mystery in China. The authorities there have rolled out a social credit system that they want to introduce all over the country by 2020. World in Progress: Brave New Surveillance World? Germany Angela Merkel's German coalition crisis greatly exaggerated There has been a lot of talk about German democracy in crisis. But the government keeps ticking along, and politicians across nearly the whole spectrum say the situation is hardly as dire as some are making it out to be. SPD-politician Johannes Kahrs: SPD should consider all options German coalition talks collapse: the press verdict Opinion: Germany's political shock The FDP's Christian Lindner: the coalition killer Is Germany losing its role model status on climate? Germany's political meltdown: Can the SPD profit? Germany's political meltdown: Can the SPD profit? As Germany grapples with an unprecedented political scenario, Germany's oldest party, the Social Democrats, finds itself at the center of attention. Could it, indeed, would it, come to the country's rescue? Political uncertainty as German coalition talks collapse SPD-politician Johannes Kahrs: SPD should consider all options Germany's Social Democrats plan overhaul after election loss Opinion: Germany's political shock The far-right AfD in the Bundestag: What you need to know What now for Germany after coalition talks fail? Coalition talks: Germany's Angela Merkel prefers fresh elections over minority government Sports Champions League live: Anderlecht vs. Bayern Munich Bayern Munich will be looking to rack up a big win in an attempt to put some pressure on PSG at the top of Group B. The German side travel to Anderlecht, who are without a goal or a point, with a debutant in the side. Champions League: Rampant PSG put Bayern Munich to the sword US Gymnastics doctor pleads guilty to sexual misconduct charges Lawrence Nassar, who has been accused of sexual abuse by US gold medal winning gymnasts Gabby Douglas and Aly Raisman, has pleaded guilty to sexual misconduct charges. He could face up to 25 years in prison. Gold-medal-winning gymnast Tatiana Gutsu adds voice to #MeToo campaign How people are saying #MeToo around the world Germany's Europa League teams all head into Matchday 5 needing a win Germany's three clubs involved in the Europa League still have a chance of advancing to the knockout stage. However, Cologne, Hertha Berlin and Hoffenheim all need to earn points on Matchday 5 to keep those hopes alive. Europa League: Hertha, Cologne and Hoffenheim fighting for survival Cologne fined over crowd trouble in Europa League match at Arsenal Back to the roots: Bayern Munich have Sandro Wagner in their sights Significant Europa League win gives Cologne hope for the future IOC bans four Russian athletes for life The International Olympic Committee's investigation into Russian doping has found a further four athletes guilty. A decision on whether or not to allow Russia to compete at Pyeongchang 2018 will be made December 5. WADA: Russia still 'non-compliant' with anti-doping code Doping pressure mounts on IOC at German parliament 'The DFB has lost touch with the fans' The DFB has introduced plenty of things to upset the fans: varying kickoff times, VAR and China's U20s playing in the country's fourth tier. Fan researcher Harald Lange told DW that the fans have every right to be angry. China's U20s start German football adventure with defeat and embarrassment German players snub fans after 'terrible' chants during Czech Republic match 'Time to stop. Time to think' - cloud of supporter unrest hangs over Bundesliga start VAR takes center stage in the Bundesliga again Borussia Dortmund's Peter Bosz: Five decisions that could save his job BVB face Schalke in the Ruhr derby on Saturday. If the clash wasn't already intense enough, Peter Bosz is reportedly under pressure to win to keep himself in a job. Here are five things he needs to do to save his job. Marcel Schmelzer: The players have to take responsibility Borussia Dortmund exit the Champions League as Spurs pile on more misery Dortmund lift Pierre-Emerick Aubamenyang's suspension Pulse Pulse: Believe in yourself On Pulse this week, we meet Sarah Letio from Uganda also known as the queen of shea butter, young men and women in northern Ghana venture into modelling despite it being regarded as taboo and some of the reactions on social media after Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe steps down. Pulse: Believe in yourself   © Deutsche Welle 2017