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Daily Bulletin 18.12.2017 | 19:30 UTC Germany Only half of 'dangerous' Islamists actually dangerous - German police The German police is applying more sophisticated criteria to its assessment of what it calls Islamist "endangerers." The new RADAR-iTE instrument is meant to help identify risks more accurately. Growing number of potential Islamist terrorists in Germany: police chief German government criticized over terror victims compensation Virtually no 'dangerous' German Islamists wearing electronic ankle bracelets Christmas market terrorist Anis Amri may have been used as 'lure': German newspaper Anti-terror raids in Berlin linked to Anis Amri News US vetoes UN vote for withdrawal of Trump Jerusalem decision The remaining 14 council members voted in favor of the Egyptian-drafted resolution. The measure expressed "deep regret at recent decisions concerning the status of Jerusalem." Palestinians killed in protests over Jerusalem decision UN Security Council to consider Jerusalem resolution Indonesians protest against Trump's Jerusalem move Protesters in West Bank, Gaza, Mideast and Asia rail against Trump's Jerusalem gambit UN to vote on resolution rejecting US Jerusalem decision Muslim leaders declare 'East Jerusalem as the capital of the State of Palestine' Two reasons behind Donald Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital Jerusalem fallout: Deadly clashes between Palestinians, Israelis over US decision Jerusalem: Three things to know Germany Angela Merkel meets with Berlin Christmas market attack victims after criticism Chancellor Merkel had been slammed by survivors and relatives for not reaching out to them nearly a year after the attack. The mother of the attacker has meanwhile told DW she would gladly meet with victims' mothers. Berlin Christmas market attack: one year on Polish terror victim's parents disappointed with Germany Christmas market terrorist Anis Amri may have been used as 'lure': German newspaper Relatives of 2016 Berlin Christmas market terror attack victims slam Merkel United States Deaths reported after major train derailment in Washington State A passenger train has derailed near the US city of Tacoma, killing at least six and injuring dozens. The incident happened on the inaugural run of a new route meant to cut down on travel times. South Africa's ruling ANC elects Cyril Ramaphosa as new leader Cyril Ramaphosa has beaten Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, a former cabinet minister, and the ex-wife of President Jacob Zuma. He is now likely to become the country's next head of state. Who is going to replace South African President Jacob Zuma as ANC party leader? Jacob Zuma makes last major speech as ANC party head South Africa's ruling ANC elects Cyril Ramaphosa as new leader Germany Homeless in Germany's financial hub ordered to pay fines for sleeping rough A new measure in Frankfurt now requires those who sleep in public places to pay an on-the-spot fine. Homelessness in Germany has risen dramatically in recent years, with hundreds of thousands sleeping rough nationwide. @dwnews - German celebrities join social media campaign to fight homelessness Poverty, homelessness on the rise despite German affluence Homeless man in Germany badly hurt in garbage truck incident Berlin court jails Syrian for fire attack on homeless man Trial begins for youths who tried to set homeless man on fire in Berlin Mini-houses shelter Cologne's homeless during pre-Christmas chill Germany: 150 percent rise in number of homeless since 2014 Turkey: German journalist Mesale Tolu to be released pending trial A court in Istanbul has ordered the release of the German journalist. Turkish authorities arrested Mesale Tolu in April for producing "terrorist propaganda," a charge often used to jail journalists and media workers. Trial of journalist Mesale Tolu resumes in Turkey Detained German Mesale Tolu appears in Istanbul court Peter Steudtner: Detained activists in Turkey face 'unfair' judicial system Turkey due to defend jailing of German journalist Deniz Yücel World Migration Fleeing — but not to Europe Never before have so many people been on the move, migrating in search of jobs and security. Large numbers are coming to Europe, but the majority are on the move elsewhere. DW looks at three examples. Uganda sets example for progressive refugee policy Germany: Number of new asylum seekers expected to be below 200,000 'benchmark' At least 6,700 Rohingya people killed, says Doctors Without Borders The Migration Dilemma: 'We were treated like animals' Somalia: A broken state leads to hunger Up to 63 Rohingya people dead as vessel carrying refugees shipwrecks Number of South Sudan refugees in Uganda tops 1 million Crime and economic woes contributing to Mexico's refugee influx Could President Trump actually fulfill his anti-immigration promises? Sports German Cup: Cologne hope to given themselves a Christmas gift in the last 16 While the winter break has already started for some German teams, a select group have one more game to play before the year's work is done. Here's a look ahead to Tuesday's German Cup round-of-16 fixtures. Bundesliga Matchday 17 roundup Opinion: Peter Stöger announcement reveals the depths of Dortmund's desperation Midterm report: Top 5 Bundesliga under-21 stars The Bundesliga's reputation for being a hotbed of talent precedes it and in the 2017-18 campaign, the next generation of stars has once again used the platform to outshine their more experienced counterparts. Bundesliga: Leon Bailey provides the difference for Bayer Leverkusen again Timo Werner, Emil Forsberg et al keep RB Leipzig's opponents guessing   © Deutsche Welle 2017