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Daily Bulletin 21.12.2017 | 19:30 UTC News UN votes 128-9 to reject US decision on Jerusalem, 35 abstentions A total of 128 UN member states voted in favor of a draft measure that declares US President Trump's Jerusalem decision "null and void." The overwhelming backing for the resolution came despite US threats to cut funding. Palestinians killed in protests over Jerusalem decision Indonesians protest against Trump's Jerusalem move Netanyahu expects EU to follow US recognition Netanyahu blasts UN as 'house of lies' Donald Trump threatens Jerusalem opponents with US funding cutoff Muslim leaders declare 'East Jerusalem as the capital of the State of Palestine' Jerusalem bishop says international community must bring justice to city US vetoes UN vote for withdrawal of Trump Jerusalem decision Jerusalem fallout: Deadly clashes between Palestinians, Israelis over US decision OIC summit in Turkey rallies Recep Tayyip Erdogan's base 'Welcome to Jerusalem' exhibition explores a divided Holy City Hezbollah's young adherents emboldened after US announcement on Jerusalem Donald Trump's Jerusalem decision sparks global outcry Australia's first submarine found after vanishing in WWI The AE1 was the first World War I submarine loss for both the Allied forces and for the Royal Australian Navy. Used in the operation to capture German New Guinea in 1914, the sub mysteriously vanished three years later. Why are stealth submarines so difficult to find? Argentina submarine search: Sounds detected 'consistent with an explosion' MH370 report: Missing plane mystery 'unacceptable' German WWI submarine discovered off Belgian coast Germany Berlin anti-Semitic video 'completely outrageous,' says Germany's justice minister Germany's justice minister has condemned a video showing a Berlin man hurling anti-Semitic abuse at a restaurant owner. The incident comes as lawmakers express concern over increased instances of anti-Semitism. Calls for stricter laws to combat anti-Semitism Angela Merkel condemns anti-Semitic incidents in Berlin Frank-Walter Steinmeier: Germany still faces anti-Semitism Germany: Anti-Semitism in classroom prompts student to report classmates Opinion: Burning the Israeli flag has nothing to do with freedom of speech Chancellor Angela Merkel condemns burning of Israeli symbols in Berlin Head of German Jewish Council calls for stronger laws against anti-Semitic protests German anti-Semitism commissioner idea backed by Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere Cholera epidemic in Yemen now affects one million people The war-torn country is experiencing the worst cholera epidemic the world has seen in a decade according to the Red Cross. Yet cholera is not the only problem Yemenis face, they also lack food, water, medicine and fuel. Yemen's chaos deepens after death of ex-president – Q&A with Jamie McGoldrick, UN Humanitarian Coordinator How did Yemen's Houthis obtain ballistic missiles? Yemen's Houthi rebels fire missile at Saudi Arabia's royal palace War in Yemen: 'The world isn't paying enough attention' End Yemen's blockade, urge women Nobel laureates Yemen's war explained in 4 key points Yemen facing 'largest famine in decades' if blockade isn't lifted, UN aid chief says Germany Borussia Dortmund bus bomb suspect wanted 'to get rich' The suspected BVB bus bomber faces 28 counts of attempted murder after allegedly detonating bombs targeting the team. Prosecutors have accused the German-Russian man of using the attack to make money on the stock market. Borussia Dortmund bus bomb trial starts today The Dortmund fans saved my career! BVB bombing suspect in pre-trial detention Alleged BVB bomber denies attack on Dortmund soccer team bus Dortmund bomb attack victim Bartra returns to training Reactions in the stadium as the Borussia Dortmund bus was attacked Dortmund attack: 'A new criminal quality' Borussia Dortmund bus bomb suspect may have planned more attacks Germany AfD leader Alice Weidel: We are Christian, but churches are too political Alice Weidel, leader of the far-right AfD, has claimed that Germany's official churches have become too politicized. Church leaders have said that being a Christian and an AfD member are incompatible. AfD leading candidate Alice Weidel talks to DW How is the AfD shaping political debate in Germany? AfD politician says churches 'making billions' from refugee crisis Ex-AfD chief Frauke Petry unveils new conservative 'Blue party' Ex-AfD leader Frauke Petry launches comeback tour AfD: What you need to know about Germany's far-right party AfD: Meet the new far-right bosses, same as the old bosses Postelection splintering continues to plague far-right AfD Tens of thousands visit Protestant congress in Berlin Business German union calls for Friday Ryanair strike Passengers flying with Ryanair from Germany on Friday morning look set to face major disruption after the VC union representing several of the airline's pilots called for a four-hour strike from all German airports. German Ryanair pilots plan to strike at 'any moment' Pilot union spokesman discusses Ryanair strike Under pressure, Ryanair recognizes unions The changing skies of Europe Ryanair pilots vote for industrial action Up in the air? Ryanair's growing pains Environment carbon sinks Peatlands: Neglected piece of the climate puzzle Although peatlands make up a small amount of the world's land mass, they represent some of the largest carbon reservoirs on Earth. When drained or burned, they could spew out massive greenhouse gas emissions. The search for sustainable palm oil Moorlands in Congo — a gift of nature Russia's peat bogs Living Planet: Saving Scotland's peat bogs Why healthy soils and forests are key to climate protection and prosperity International Orangutan Day - still threatened by extinction Palm oil is the planet's most widely consumed vegetable oil Newly discovered Congo peatland is key to protecting global climate Indonesia's forest fires: An environmental disaster of global proportions 100,000 deaths due to forest fires in Indonesia: study Living Planet: Harnessing nature Canada debates whether its Mounties should be wearing muskrat hats, French farmers try to come to terms with increased numbers of brown bears, and Florida's Everglades deal with the aftermath of hurricane Irma. Living Planet: Harnessing nature Sports El Clasico: Toni Kroos and Marc-Andre ter Stegen eyeing win as Germans do battle Barcelona travel to Madrid on Saturday with the chance to extend their lead at the top of La Liga to 14 points. The stakes are high, not least for German stars Toni Kroos and Marc-Andre ter Stegen. Paris Saint-Germain confirm Neymar signing Barcelona coach Luis Enrique to quit at end of season Ernesto Valverde confirmed as new Barcelona boss NRS-Import Sandro Wagner joins Bayern Munich The Hoffenheim striker returns to his boyhood club for a reported fee of 12 million euros. Wagner, whose form under Julian Nagelsmann has put him in with a shot of a World Cup spot, said: "I'm coming back home." Back to the roots: Bayern Munich have Sandro Wagner in their sights Inside Europe Inside Europe: Covering the issues that shape Europe Inside Europe is an award-winning weekly radio show with a focus on European topics. Inside Europe 21.12.2017   © Deutsche Welle 2017