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Daily Bulletin 17.12.2017 | 19:30 UTC
Germany
Christmas market terrorist Anis Amri may have been used as 'lure': German newspaper
According to data obtained by Welt newspaper, German authorities knew more than a year in advance that Anis Amri presented a clear danger. Intelligence services may have hoped that he would lead them to other terrorists.
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South Africa
South Africa's ANC to vote for Jacob Zuma's replacement
South Africa's ruling party, the African National Congress, has formally nominated two candidates to succeed controversial leader Jacob Zuma. The race is between Zuma's current deputy president and his ex-wife.
Russia's Vladimir Putin thanks Donald Trump for helping foil terror attack: Kremlin
Russia's Vladimir Putin has thanked his US counterpart Donald Trump for giving intelligence to Russia's security body on a terror cell in Russia, the Kremlin says. It is the second time they have spoken since Thursday.
United Kingdom
Brexit poll shows majority of Britons want to remain in the EU
As Prime Minister Theresa May enters the second phase of Brexit negotiations, a poll commissioned by UK daily The Independent shows that more than half of Britons want to remain in the European Union.
'Islamic State' claims deadly Pakistan church bombing
Suicide bombers have attacked a Methodist church in Quetta, Pakistan, killing at least eight people and injuring more than 30 others. The "Islamic State" jihadi group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Germany: Number of new asylum seekers expected to be below 200,000 'benchmark'
Germany has said the number of new migrants is expected to fall for a second year in a row after peaking in 2015. And Interior Minister de Maiziere has praised a scheme that pays failed asylum seekers to return home.
Sailing
French sailor breaks record for fastest solo trip around the world
France's Francois Gabart has broken the world record for the fastest solo sailing trip around the globe. Zipping around the world in his high-tech sailboat, he beat the previous record by six days.
World
Can the EU and partners stabilize Libya?
Can international negotiators convince Libyan Army General Khalifa Hifter his future will be better with them than without them? What happens on Sunday will be key. Teri Schultz reports from Brussels.


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