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Daily Bulletin 27.11.2017 | 19:30 UTC News Catholicism in Myanmar Pope meets military chief on first day in Myanmar Pope Francis has visited Myanmar's military chief Min Aung Hlaing, whose forces deny blame for the Rohingya refugee crisis. The Vatican withheld meeting details, only saying both acknowledged a "great responsibility." Pope Francis visits Myanmar amid ethnic tension Pope faces tightrope act in Myanmar amid Rohingya crisis Opinion: The pope is visiting a minefield in Myanmar Rohingya: Myanmar and Bangladesh sign deal to repatriate refugees 'Apartheid' in Myanmar, accuses Amnesty German FM Sigmar Gabriel visits Rohingya camp in Bangladesh Royal engagement UK: Prince Harry gets engaged to actress Meghan Markle Britain's Prince Harry is engaged to his US partner Meghan Markle, his father Prince Charles has announced. The wedding is due to take place in the spring of 2018 and the couple are to live in Kensington Palace. Prince Harry to marry Meghan Markle The House of Windsor turns 100 Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary Agriculture Weedkiller glyphosate EU license extended for further five years EU member states have voted to extend the license for controversial weedkiller glyphosate. Germany's approval was crucial in the vote, but it could derail coalition talks between Merkel's conservative bloc and the SPD. Is glyphosate safe for human consumption? Glyphosate license extended in Europe for five years EU fails to agree on glyphosate license renewal Farming without glyphosate — how would that work? Glyphosate: The key points in an endless debate Was Monsanto involved in EU glyphosate study? German coalition talks: Merkel and Schulz set to meet Merkel: Asking Germans to vote again is 'simply wrong' Keeping Europe's food safe and sustainable Asia Pakistan's Islamists agree to end protest camp after government deal An Islamist group has agreed to end nationwide protests following the resignation of a government minister. Supporters of the hard-line Tehreek-i-Labaik had accused the minister of breaking strict laws on blasphemy. Islamist hardliners turn up heat on Pakistan's government Pakistan's army 'favors dialogue' with Islamists over blasphemy row 'WhatsApp blasphemy' and the plight of Pakistani Christians Blasphemy allegations – the new way of muzzling free speech in South Asia World Opinion: Pakistan's ignominious surrender to Islamists November 27 will be remembered as a "black day" in Pakistan – a day when religious hardliners forced the entire state to surrender over a blasphemy row. And the military sided with Islamists, writes DW's Shamil Shams. Islamist hardliners turn up heat on Pakistan's government #JusticeForMashal: Speaking out against Pakistan's blasphemy laws | Follow the Hashtag Pakistani activist Waqas Goraya: 'Sharing experiences vital for activists' Pakistan's Islamists agree to end protest camp after government deal Pakistan's army 'favors dialogue' with Islamists over blasphemy row Pakistan releases alleged 'mastermind' behind 2008 Mumbai attacks 'WhatsApp blasphemy' and the plight of Pakistani Christians Why is Pakistan against its Ahmadi community? From 'abduction' to blasphemy allegation - What's in store for Pakistan's missing activists? Vladimir Putin's Russia has become a 'toxic state' Vladimir Putin is widely expected to run for his fourth presidential term in 2018. Russian sociologist and the winner of this year's Lev Kopelev Prize, Lev Gudkov, tells DW why this scenario is dangerous. Vladimir Putin signs off on Russian 'foreign agents' media law Alexei Navalny - Russia's barred presidential candidate Ksenia Sobchak - from Russian socialite to Putin's opponent Russia swaps out regional governors ahead of presidential election In Depth A year on from terror attack, Berlin Christmas market opens calmly Security has been tightened, but otherwise things were relaxed at the site of the 2016 terror attack that claimed 12 lives. DW's Jefferson Chase was on hand for the market's first day - and he wasn't the only one. Help for Berlin Christmas market terror victims 'better late than never' Berlin Christmas market attacker Anis Amri buried in Tunisia Anis Amri case: Berlin launches probe into Christmas market attack Berlin terror cell nabbed after arrests in Italy and Germany Nuremberg Christmas market beefs up security for opening German Christmas markets: City protects pedestrians with gift-wrapped car barricades Sports Domenico Tedesco may just be the coach Schalke have been looking for After 15 years of watching various coaches enter and leave through a revolving door, Schalke may have found their man in Domenico Tedesco. The club's comeback in Dortmund on the weekend showcased him at his best. Matchday Moment #13: Naldo's tying goal Benedikt Höwedes, Bernd Leno to start for Germany against Italy Borussia Dortmund and Schalke show why Ruhr derby is Germany's real classic Bundesliga Matchday 13 Roundup Opinion: Borussia Dortmund's problem is Hans-Joachim Watzke, not Peter Bosz Is the use of video assistant referees a curse or a godsend? There has been controversy almost every weekend since the use of video assistant referees was introduced to the Bundesliga. So what's the problem and why have similar systems been so successful in other sports? VAR takes center stage in the Bundesliga again DFB part ways with VAR project manager Hellmut Krug British teenager becomes eSports F1 champion Brendon Leigh has become the first eSports Formula One champion after winning the final in Abu Dhabi. He was one of 63,000 contestants who had entered the competition back in September. What it takes for a computer game to make it big in eSports   © Deutsche Welle 2017