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Daily Bulletin 14.12.2017 | 19:30 UTC News France: Train collides with school bus in 'serious' accident Authorities have mobilized emergency response personnel after a train crashed into a school bus near France's border with Spain. At least four people have been killed in the tragic accident, the Interior Ministry said. United States FCC repeals US net neutrality in major blow to internet ecosystem The US telecom regulator voted to undo net neutrality rules forcing internet service providers to apply the same standards to all data they transmit. Companies will be able to decide how consumers access the internet. WWW Turns 25 What are digital rights? Will net neutrality survive Trump? US regulator FCC plans to roll back 'net neutrality' Is the future of Europe's Internet in danger? European Union EU leaders' summit: What's on the agenda? As European Union leaders meet in Brussels for the last time this year, three major items dominate the agenda: Brexit, defense and migration. However, Emmanuel Macron's push for eurozone reforms will likely have to wait. EU proposals 'ideas but not reforms Birgit Maass in London after Parliament's Brexit bill vote The French president's vision of Europe Reconciling a hard Brexit with a soft Irish border Eurozone growth at fastest pace in 10 years Brexit: UK Parliament backs final say in EU divorce in major blow to Theresa May EU reignites dispute over refugee quotas ahead of Brussels summit Twenty-five EU states sign PESCO defense pact Can PESCO provide a new European identity? EU sues Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland over low refugee intake The EU migrant relocation and resettlement scheme - what you need to know Brexit: European Commission says 'sufficient progress' has been made With Brexit, Northern Ireland peace hangs in the balance, says ex-negotiator Jonathan Powell Eurozone reform: move along, nothing to see here Eurozone unemployment stable at eight-year low Macron's eurozone plans put eastern EU members on the spot 'Islamic State' is fighting with weapons made in the EU: study More than a third of the weapons used by "Islamic State" in Iraq and Syria came from European Union states — including Germany, a new report has found. The data shows that deadly arms can often up in the wrong hands. Bulgarian Arms in the Middle East Saudi Arabia could say no to German weapons Report: 'Islamic State' used chemical weapons in Iraq, Syria German weapons firms find lucrative market in United States Germany demands explanation after Kurdish arms sales reports CIA chief says 'Islamic State' capable of making chemical weapons Germany resumes weapons shipments to Iraqi Kurds 'Reckless' weapons transfers to Iraq fueled 'IS' atrocities: Amnesty International Russia's Vladimir Putin slams opposition in large press conference The Kremlin is not afraid of political rivals, but Russians "will not stand" for Ukraine-style coups, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at his annual press conference. He accused the opposition of a lack of ideas. Russians divided over Putin's power and resurgent nation At an annual press conference Vladimir Putin responds to a question about possible opponents in the upcoming presidential elections. Vladimir Putin 4.0 — Russia's wartime president Russia's Vladimir Putin says he will run for president again in 2018 Thousands rally in Ukraine for Saakashvili's release Germany Anti-terror raids in Berlin linked to Anis Amri German police have carried out nine raids in connection with an investigation into Berlin's Islamist scene and last December's Christmas market attack. Some suspects are thought to have joined the "Islamic State." Germany: Disappointed terror victims Angela Merkel makes surprise visit to site of Berlin Christmas market attack German government criticized over terror victims compensation Anti-terrorist 'march' of Muslim imams comes to Berlin Germany: Far-right violence and Islamist threat on the rise Virtually no 'dangerous' German Islamists wearing electronic ankle bracelets Business The changing skies of Europe Airlines are going out of business but the current consolidation in European aviation is "long overdue" say experts. More change is coming but overall, things look good for consumers as competition stays fierce. Austrian airline Niki files for bankruptcy Lufthansa eyes Alitalia Refugee crisis reignites row over Berlin's Tempelhof airport Insolvency of Austrian airline Niki strands thousands Opinion: Air Berlin's fall to earth Ryanair pilots vote for industrial action Alitalia on the precipice as workers reject rescue plan Easyjet profits fall sharply after 'difficult year' Disney to buy Twenty-First Century Fox assets Walt Disney Company will buy film, television and international businesses from Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox in a deal that could reshape the media world, challenging Netflix and other emerging tech platforms. Disney to compete with Netflix China gets its own Disneyland US to block AT&T, Time Warner merger Disney to launch its own streaming services Commemorating Walt Disney, 50 years after his death Disney works its magic on new Shanghai theme park US files antitrust suit to block AT&T, Time Warner merger Media mogul Murdoch adds Sky to his empire Europe's public broadcasters struggle to compete in the digital world 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi': the best episode yet Sports Bundesliga: Julian Nagelsmann on trial against Borussia Dortmund What Julian Nagelsmann does after the season is up in the air, but right now he's trying to restore Hoffenheim's form. He'll be hoping to end its up-and-down year on a high note in Dortmund. Europa League: Cologne shock Arsenal, Hertha Berlin and Hoffenheim out Bundesliga: Bayern Munich agree deals for Hoffenheim pair Süle and Rudy Best of Bundesliga: Bayern Munich retake top spot Best of Bundesliga: Leverkusen on a roll, Cologne's new 'striker' Klünter Bundesliga Matchday 16 roundup Back to the roots: Bayern Munich have Sandro Wagner in their sights Bayern Munich accept Jupp Heynckes will leave at the end of the season Foreign nationals among those injured in Belgrade derby brawl Serbian police have detained 26 people in connection with fighting that broke out in the stands during the Belgrade derby. Foreign nationals are said to be among at least 20 people were injured in the melee. UEFA bans Partizan Belgrade over unpaid debts Belgrade soccer star leaves pitch in tears after racial abuse Environment Living Planet: Protecting nature's wonders The sea turtles of Fiji's Mana Island, cold-water corals in a warming climate, and monkey business and more in Japan's hot springs. Living Planet: Protecting nature's wonders   © Deutsche Welle 2017