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Daily Bulletin 19.12.2017 | 19:30 UTC Germany Berlin Christmas market attack: 'We weren't prepared' One year after the Berlin Christmas market attack, German politicians have said more must be done to offer assistance to victims following a terrorist incident. What should that support look like? Berlin Christmas market attack: one year on The attack – How terrorism came to Berlin What has Germany done to combat terrorism? Merkel meets relatives of Berlin attack victims Polish terror victim's parents disappointed with Germany German government criticized over terror victims compensation Angela Merkel makes surprise visit to site of Berlin Christmas market attack Germany's Angela Merkel to meet relatives of Berlin terror victims after 'critical letter' Relatives of 2016 Berlin Christmas market terror attack victims slam Merkel A year on from terror attack, Berlin Christmas market opens calmly Preventing terrorism: What powers do German security forces have? Help for Berlin Christmas market terror victims 'better late than never' 'Islamic State' claims responsibility for Berlin attack World Hezbollah's young adherents emboldened after US announcement on Jerusalem Though barely able to read, these tiny protesters robotically rattle off their enemies' names and call for their deaths. Their mothers insist that early childhood is "the right age to learn" the ideology of hate. Trump's Jerusalem plan: A capital mistake? Fresh wave of unrest in the Middle East Muslim leaders declare 'East Jerusalem as the capital of the State of Palestine' Jerusalem fallout: Deadly clashes between Palestinians, Israelis over US decision US vetoes UN vote for withdrawal of Trump Jerusalem decision Jerusalem: Three things to know Hezbollah's new 'power' threatens Israel News Germany: selection process for medical students deemed partly unconstitutional Germany's top court has ruled that the current method universities use to allocate places for medical studies violates equal opportunity laws. The federal government is to regulate the criteria used for offering places. Overcoming Academic Hurdles Students face uphill battle to become masters German university tuition fee proposal sparks criticism University of Bonn German med student improves water quality in Uganda Germany Germany's 'most famous smoker' dies at 79 Friedhelm Adolfs became the unlikely face of renters' rights for his protracted legal battle with his landlady. Adolfs refused to leave the apartment he had live (and smoked) in for four decades. German court orders retrial for evicted chain-smoking retiree German smoker forced to move out of flat after neighbors complain about the smell Russia arrests Norwegian national on allegations of espionage Russia's FSB security services have detained a Norwegian citizen for allegedly obtaining confidential military documents. Norway's Foreign Ministry has confirmed it is providing "consular services" to the accused. International tensions on Arctic island? Norway: A New Arctic Freeze with Russia? Norway's prime minister says Russia 'has become more unpredictable' Russia shuts arctic border to Norway over 'security reasons' Russia submits revised Arctic claim to UN Russian navy to focus on energy-rich Arctic, Atlantic oceans Yemen's Houthi rebels fire missile at Saudi Arabia's royal palace Saudi Arabia intercepted the missile south of its capital Riyadh in a move likely to affect Yemen's conflict. The Houthis had previously claimed similar attacks targeting an international airport and a province. Yemen's chaos deepens after death of ex-president – Q&A with Jamie McGoldrick, UN Humanitarian Coordinator Yemen's Houthis are using missiles 'made in Iran,' US says US Air Force: Missiles fired at Saudi Arabia from Yemen have 'Iranian markings' War in Yemen: 'The world isn't paying enough attention' Yemen's war shifts as Saudi-led airstrikes back Saleh loyalists against Houthis Yemen: Between conflict and collapse Business US tax reform breaks global rules, EU says European finance ministers are worried. They say the US's big tax reform bill contains measures that would unfairly disadvantage European business and contravene global fair-taxation rules. Are they right? EU ministers tackle tax havens US Tax Reform - welcome gift or lump of coal? US broadside leaves WTO meeting in tatters Opinion: Donald Trump's policies have fed China's rise as world power Paradise Papers: Apple shifted billions offshore to avoid tax US Republicans unveil final version of Trump's tax reform bill Ireland to finally start reclaiming Apple back taxes Sports Bayern Munich host Borussia Dortmund in German Cup Klassiker It's usually a semifinal or a final but, this year, either Bayern Munich or Borussia Dortmund will be out of the German Cup before the last eight. Both clubs are looking to end turbulent years on a high. Borussia Dortmund and Schalke show why Ruhr derby is Germany's real classic Bundesliga: Sven Ulreich saves penalty as Thomas Müller seals win in Stuttgart Clinical Bayern Munich brush aside wasteful Borussia Dortmund in Der Klassiker Opinion: VAR is here to stay — despite a rough Bundesliga start The introduction of VAR to the Bundesliga has been so badly mismanaged, that some have called for it to be banned. Yet this is not the solution and, like it or not, VAR is here to stay, writes DW's Chuck Penfold. DFB part ways with VAR project manager Hellmut Krug Opinion: VAR merely prolongs the injustice VAR, secret instructions and gagging orders: the Bundesliga's refereeing controversy 'We want to make football fairer' with VAR, says ex-referee Hellmut Krug Justin Gatlin claims to be clean, fires coach over doping allegations Justin Gatlin, who has twice been suspended for doping, could face another probe following an undercover investigation by a British newspaper. The American sprinter has denied taking performance-enhancing drugs. Usain Bolt stunned by Justin Gatlin in 100m at World Championships in London Sebastian Coe: Doping claims a 'declaration of war' on athletics IAAF to double anti-doping budget in bid to regain trust in athletics   © Deutsche Welle 2017