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Daily Bulletin 24.11.2017 | 19:30 UTC
News
London: Police report 'incident' at Oxford Circus underground station
London's Oxford Circus and Bond Street stations have reopened after reports of gunfire prompted a brief closure. Police could find no evidence that shots had been fired. The police deployment prompted panic in the area.
Egypt mosque bombing kills more than 200 worshippers
Suspected militants have targeted a mosque in the north of Egypt's Sinai peninsula, killing at least 235 people. Egypt has been fighting an "Islamic State" insurgency in the region.
Germany
German coalition talks: Merkel and Schulz set to meet
The president announced the meeting with the leaders of Germany's two biggest parties as the country enters a second month without a new government. The SPD has been reluctant to form another coalition with the CDU.
Ireland: No-confidence vote could prompt snap elections before critical EU Brexit summit
Ireland's opposition has called for a vote of no confidence in the deputy prime minister. The government could collapse ahead of an EU summit addressing the post-Brexit border between Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Poland's ruling party leader reads a cat book in parliament amid justice reform talks
Jaroslaw Kaczynski, Poland's former prime minister and the country's most powerful politician, was spotted reading a cat book during a session of parliament. Critics have called the action a publicity stunt.
Germany's upper chamber backs tighter water quality measure
German farms will have to keep book on fertilizers and waste dung under tougher rules adopted by Germany's second parliamentary chamber. Brussels has long demanded remedies because of rising nitrate levels in waterways.
In Depth
German politics
Angela Merkel moves left as German politics realign
The rise of the far-right populist AfD in Germany has effectively shifted the political center in the opposite direction. The result is that the chancellor is now looking to parties on the left for potential allies.
World
Brexit: Can Theresa May exploit Germany's woes in Brussels?
UK Prime Minister Theresa May hopes her Brexit talks with European Council President Donald Tusk will yield something to write home about. But what impact could Germany's political vacuum have on any progress?
Sports
Bayern Munich announce record profits and turnover for 2016/17 season
Top of the Bundesliga, through to the knockout stages of the Champions League now Bayern Munich have announced record profits and turnover for the 2016/17. They say it'll allow them to invest in the squad.
Opinion
German football and China's u20s: A marriage of convenience destined for divorce
If such a small scale protest can derail German football's new relationship with China's under-20 team, then why even bother trying? DW's Matt Pearson writes that this is an idea that should have been a non-starter.
German FA calls off matches with China under-20 team after protests
Germany's football association has called off several friendly matches between China's under-20 team and German lower league sides. The move follows a political protest at the first such match.
Media Center
Inside Europe 23.11.2017
Coalition talks collapse in Germany - Can relations between Turkey and the West get any worse? - A new era for Irish politics - The Jewish exodus from communist Poland - Guilty! Former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic is sentenced to life imprisonment - The campaign to boost literacy in France - Renovating a Nazi ruin - The 94 year old who's taking the plunge to break a world record.

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