Daily Bulletin | 28.12.2017, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 28.12.2017 | 19:30 UTC News Former football star George Weah wins Liberian presidential election International footballer George Weah has won Liberia's presidential election run-off. The landmark election marks the first democratic transfer of power in the West African state since the end of two civil wars. Frustration grows among the young in Liberia Liberia: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's presidential legacy Liberia's soccer legend George Weah aims for power with Charles Taylor's ex-wife Politics Italy's parliament dissolved ahead of election Italy's president has dissolved parliament in order to pave the way for elections. Opinion polls suggest a hung parliament and instability in the EU's fourth largest economy. Populist temptation: Can Europe resist? Italy passes controversial electoral law over populist objections Italy's 5-Star suffers setback in local elections Is Italy's Five Star Movement the next blow to the establishment? Merkel and Gentiloni promise European solidarity Luigi Di Maio: The populist leader eyeing victory in Rome US, Turkey resume visa services halted by diplomatic spat The US and Turkey have agreed to resume full visa services that were halted over the arrest of staff at US consulates. Despite the announcement, both sides appeared to disagree on what they agreed on. US blocks weapons sales to Turkish president's security guards Turkish guards indicted in US over attack on protesters Reza Zarrab testifies he gave bribes to Turkey minister Reza Zarrab 'goldfinger' trial puts strain on US-Turkey ties US stops non-immigrant visa services in Turkey, citing security US, Turkey resume 'limited' visa services Afghanistan suicide attack: Kabul blasts kill dozens near media outlet Suicide bomb attacks in the Afghan capital, Kabul, have killed at least 40 people and injured some 30 others. The attacks were near a media outlet and a Shiite cultural center. Kabul: Dozens killed in IS-claimed attack Hamid Karzai: 'Violence is on the rise in Afghanistan' Kabul bombing near Afghan intelligence agency Germany: Suspected Taliban member arrested German defense minister backs longer Afghanistan mission Hamid Karzai: 'The consequences of failure in Afghanistan will reach Germany' Turkey's Erdogan says he wants better relations with EU, Germany Turkey's Erdogan has said there is "no problem" with the EU and Germany after a rough-and-tumble year. He also commended EU countries for their stance against the US decision on Jerusalem. Erdogan calls on Jerusalem to be recognized as Palestinian capital EU refugee aid enters new phase in Turkey Turkish AKP politician linked to Osmanen Germania boxing gang in Germany Germany and Turkey in 2017: a rollercoaster relationship Germany's Sigmar Gabriel: Brexit deal could serve as model for Turkey, Ukraine UN votes 128-9 to reject US decision on Jerusalem Another German, pilgrim David Britsch, released from Turkish jail Migration Missing migrants: Germany's Red Cross receives thousands of inquiries The German Red Cross president said it was "frightening" how many of the disappeared are unaccompanied minors. But some of the missing may have died on their journey to Germany, the aid group said. Refugees on Lesbos German local authorities need help getting jobs for refugees More than 10,000 migrant children 'missing': Europol Migrants: More than 75 percent of Europe-bound youth face exploitation Child refugees in Greece sell sex for smugglers' fees UNICEF: Number of unaccompanied refugee children reaches 'record high' Afghan teen in custody over fatal stabbing of German girl Authorities said the teenage girl died of her injuries after the 15-year-old boy stabbed her with a kitchen knife in Kandel, in southwestern Germany. The alleged perpetrator is an unaccompanied refugee from Afghanistan. German police arrest man for fatally stabbing woman and child in Teningen Freiburg murder trial: Truck driver admits attacking woman jogger Romanian man gets life for murdering German jogger 16-year-old sentenced to six years after stabbing German police officer for IS UN: Yemen's 'futile' war kills scores of civilians in past 10 days The top UN official in Yemen says all sides in the country's conflict are indiscriminately killing civilians. He said airstrikes by the Saudi-led Arab coalition alone killed 68 non-combatants in one day. Yemen's chaos deepens after death of ex-president – Q&A with Jamie McGoldrick, UN Humanitarian Coordinator Saudi Arabia intercepts Houthi missile fired on Riyadh Yemen: What will change after Ali Abdullah Saleh's death? Cholera epidemic in Yemen now affects one million people War in Yemen: 'The world isn't paying enough attention' How did Yemen's Houthis obtain ballistic missiles? End Yemen's blockade, urge women Nobel laureates Yemen's Houthis are using missiles 'made in Iran,' US says UN asks for record $22.5 billion for humanitarian aid in 2018 Sports Bundesliga What does Mario Gomez's return mean to Stuttgart? Stuttgart are desperate for goals as the team have failed to put the ball in the back of the net in their last four Bundesliga matches. Is the return of striker Mario Gomez what they have been missing? Mario Gomez – the two-faced striker Environment Living Planet: Festive feast A rebroadcast of some of this year's best reports on food and drink: Wine producers vs. wild boars in Italy, bugs on the menu in Kenya, Costa Rica coffee growers go green and Louise Osborne attempts the vegan challenge. Living Planet: Festive feast   © Deutsche Welle 2017