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Daily Bulletin 09.01.2018 | 19:30 UTC
World
Do Korea talks put initiative back with Seoul and Pyongyang?
North and South Korea have held talks for the first time in over two years. DW spoke with Patrick Köllner from the GIGA Institute for Asia Studies about the outcome of the discussions and if any changes can be expected.
News
North, South Korea agree to discuss military following Olympics talks
The two Koreas have agreed to hold military talks after their first official talks in two years, where they discussed the upcoming Winter Olympics. They also agreed to reopen a military hotline linking the countries.
Europe
Mafia raids in Germany, Italy: Police make over 170 arrests
German and Italian police have detained scores of people with alleged ties to the 'Ndrangheta mafia. The suspects formed part of a transnational network involving bakeries, funeral services and vineyards, police said.
Court Case
Deportations illegal if torture likely, rules Germany's top court
Germany's top court has ruled that a person cannot be deported to their country of origin if at risk of torture. A German-born Turkish Salafist had appealed his return, saying he would be tortured in his home country.
Alpine snow leaves thousands of tourists stranded in Switzerland
Authorities have begun airlifting stranded tourists by helicopter after road and rail links to Zermatt were cut off. At least 80 centimeters of snow dropped on the town over 24 hours.
Asia
France's Emmanuel Macron secures strategic access to Chinese markets
From high-end wine to the new "Silk Road," France and China have agreed to enhance economic relations. For Beijing, that meant providing French companies better access to Chinese markets.
Germany
German military recruits record number of minors
The German military has been recruiting more and more minors, the Defense Ministry has admitted. Critics have accused the government of hypocrisy over opposition to the use of child soldiers.
Children of 'Islamic State' struggle to integrate in Germany
With the "Islamic State" on the verge of total defeat in Syria and Iraq, authorities in Germany are debating how to deal with returnees from the terrorist militia. Many of them are children who know nothing but war.
Sports
Deniz Naki: A political footballer in fear of his life
Deniz Naki has gone from one of Germany's most promising footballers to hiding in a safe house after an attempt on his life. Naki's political views have long had a big impact on his career. But how did it come to this?
Transfer news: Hoffenheim's Mark Uth to join Schalke on a free
The transfer window is underway and Bundesliga clubs aren't wasting any time, with Schalke already securing the prolific German forward. Here's where to get the latest on player movement in the Bundesliga and beyond.

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