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Daily Bulletin 13.12.2017 | 19:30 UTC
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Brexit negotiations
Brexit: UK Parliament backs final say in EU divorce in major blow to Theresa May
In a major blow to Theresa May's government, the British parliament has voted in favor of having the final say in any Brexit deal. The move follows the European Parliament's warning on London back-pedaling.
Muslim leaders declare 'East Jerusalem as the capital of the State of Palestine'
A summit of Islamic nations has issued a unified response to counter the US recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was "not impressed" by the declaration.
United States
US torture continues at Guantanamo Bay, warns UN expert
The US has continued to torture detainees held at the controversial detention center in Cuba, said the UN's expert on torture. He warned that enacting a policy of torture is among "the most serious international crimes."
World
OIC summit in Turkey rallies Recep Tayyip Erdogan's base
Prominent Turkish figures say Recep Tayyip Erdogan's posturing toward the incendiary US decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital is mostly about bolstering his domestic agenda. DW's Diego Cupolo reports.
'America is more progressive than Trump'
Doug Jones has become the first Democrat to win a Senate seat in the southern US state of Alabama in 25 years, narrowly defeating Republican Roy Moore. Political scientist Andrew Denison is not surprised at the outcome.
Is Israel Africa's new best friend?
Africa was long regarded as a partner of the Palestinians, but hoping for arms, development aid and cutting edge technology, many African states now seek closer ties with Israel. Cooperation, however, comes at a price.
World in Progress
World in Progress: Stories that matter from around the world
World in Progress is a 30-minute radio show that connects the dots in a globalized era.
Germany
German government criticized over terror victims compensation
One year on from the Christmas market terrorist attack, people affected are set to get more money and better help. It's the latest step in efforts to make up for a poor initial response to the tragic events in Berlin.
Business
Austrian airline Niki insolvent after Lufthansa drops bid
Austrian airline Niki has filed for bankruptcy protection after German carrier Lufthansa withdrew its takeover bid for the former Air Berlin subsidiary amid antitrust concerns voiced by the European Union.
Sports
Freiburg: Christian Streich, Nils Petersen and an unusual recipe for success
One of the Bundesliga's smaller clubs is one of its most in-form teams. With 10 points from their last four games, Freiburg are flying, thanks largely to a coach who values intelligence – and a striker in a purple patch.
Tour de France winner Chris Froome fails doping test
Four-time Tour de France champion Chris Froome has failed a doping test. The British rider said that he took an increased dosage of asthma medication during another race on the advice of a doctor.
New Borussia Dortmund coach Stöger tips cap to predecessor
After eight Bundesliga games without a victory, Borussia Dortmund got back to winning ways against Mainz on Tuesday night. But new coach Peter Stöger wasn't taking the credit.
Pulse
Pulse: Breakdancing breaks down stereotypes in Africa
This week on Pulse, breakdancing is more than just dance for a group of young people in Uganda. We meet African-German rapper, BTNG. And, two men in Nairobi are breaking down stereotypes for people with albinism. All that and more on this jam-packed edition of Pulse with host Jessie Wingard.

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