Daily Bulletin | 29.11.2017, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 29.11.2017 | 19:30 UTC News Bosnian Croat leader Slobodan Praljak dies after drinking poison in UN war crimes court Ex-Bosnian Croat General Slobodan Praljak drank poison after the Hague war crimes tribunal upheld his 2013 war crimes sentence. Croatia's prime minister has criticized the court for its "unjust" verdict. ITCY: 'Mr. Praljak drank a liquid and quickly fell ill' War criminal dies after drinking poison Opinion: Don't discredit the ICC, build it up Who is Ratko Mladic, the 'Butcher of Bosnia'? Hague judges jail Bosnian Croat leaders, condemn Tudjman ICTY Hague Tribunal ends prosecutions of Yugoslav war crimes but legacy lingers Politics Donald Trump shares anti-Muslim propaganda videos from far-right UK party Britain First The US president has circulated videos from a far-right British group on his official social media account. The incident has sparked outrage across the UK, with lawmakers urging the government to condemn Donald Trump. Donald Trump revives 'Pocahontas' jab during event honoring Native Americans 'Death to traitors,' says man charged with British MP Cox's murder Is the UK's racist hate crime problem out of control? Donald Trump's 'America First' slogan has a toxic past Trump subtweet helps make Hitler biography a US hit Myanmar: Pope urges Buddhist monks to fight 'prejudice' Pope Francis has appealed to Myanmar's Buddhist clergy to reconcile people of different ethnicities and religions in a country plagued by decades of conflict. The pontiff also celebrated Mass with some 150,000 people. Pope meets Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi Pope holds mass in Myanmar Pope faces tightrope act in Myanmar amid Rohingya crisis Pope meets military chief on first day in Myanmar Myanmar: Pope Francis meets Aung San Suu Kyi amid Rohingya crisis Pope Francis pushes Catholic Church towards interfaith dialogue on travels Sumo grand champion Harumafuji to retire following assault allegation The Mongolian sumo grand champion Harumafuji has been accused of tainting Japan's national sport after allegations of assault on a junior wrestler. The case has shone a light on the ancient sport. Japan: Sumo wrestlers welcome the New Year Japan acts to shed sumo's scandal-plagued past World EU and Africa: Partners with different interests With an increasing number of migrants from Africa crossing the Mediterranean, the EU-Africa summit is going to be about forging a new kind of partnership to deal with this. But will it serve both sides' interests? EU-Africa summit due to start in Ivory Coast Jean-Claude Juncker: Migrants 'need legal ways to come to Europe' Opinion: Africa should not become too dependent on Europe Evacuate migrants enslaved in Libya, urges France's Macron Slave trade in Libya: Outrage across Africa Business Brexit: EU and UK 'close to financial agreement' Reports suggest the UK government has made a significantly improved offer to the EU on the terms of its Brexit financial settlement. There's talk of "sufficient progress" before a December 4 meeting but doubts remain. EU wants 60 billion euros UK said to prepare new offer on Brexit bill Brexit divorce bill: Britain prepares to pay more to EU as negotiations falter Brexit negotiations: 'Clock ticking' in trade talks countdown, EU leaders warn Oettinger: UK to keep paying EU until 2020 despite Brexit Brexit: Ireland warns Britain over hard border with North Sports Case of wrestler throwing bout sparks anger in Iran Tehran's ban on any contact with Israel has led to another case of an Iranian athlete being ordered to lose during an international competition. This policy is coming under growing criticism in Iran. Iranian loses to avoid wrestling Israeli rival Tiger Woods is 'loving life' ahead of latest comeback The former world No.1 golfer is set to make another comeback following his fourth back operation. Tiger Woods has said that he is now pain free and no longer reliant on painkillers, but has no idea how well he can play. Tiger Woods had five substances in his system when he was arrested Golf: Tiger Woods undergoes back surgery, could be out six months Tiger Woods passed breath test, found asleep at wheel: police report Thomas Hitzlsperger: Players should speak out about social issues Former Germany player Thomas Hitzlsperger has called on members of the national team to speak out more on social issues. Hitzlsperger, who came out after his playing career ended, is the DFB's diversity ambassador. Thomas Hitzlsperger: Lack of role models holding back gay footballers Thomas Hitzlsperger - Working against discrimination Former Germany international footballer Hitzlsperger comes out   © Deutsche Welle 2017