NEW Daily Bulletin | 28.01.2018, 18:30 UTC

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NEW Daily Bulletin 28.01.2018 | 18:30 UTC Navalny supporters demand 'Russia without Putin' Throughout Russia, thousands have joined protests against Russian President Vladimir Putin's expected re-election. Well-known Putin critic Alexei Navalny was again arrested by police. Miodrag Soric reports from Moscow. Navalny detained at rally: Emily Sherwin from Moscow Russian activist works as volunteer in Navalny campaign 'Only A Dictator' play banned in parts of Turkey Turkish actor Baris Atay plays a dictator in a one-man show that is intended to get audiences thinking. The play has been banned in several Turkish cities, but Atay remains defiant. Turkey: Artistic freedom or self-censorship Day of mourning in Afghanistan as Kabul bomb toll tops 100 Afghan officials have raised the death toll in Saturday's bomb attack in the capital to 103, as the city remains on high alert. Authorities have warned of more possible attacks by Islamist militants. Taliban claims responsibility for Kabul ambulance attack Deadly blast in Kabul Italy: 800 migrants rescued from Mediterranean Sea, two bodies found The Italian coast guard has said it coordinated the rescue of some 800 migrants from the Mediterranean Sea. Seven children with water in the lungs were transferred to a hospital in Tunisia. Human trafficking in Turin Refugees in Italy as Europe's new slaves Spanish court rules Carles Puigdemont must return to Catalonia to form government Spain's Constitutional Court has unanimously ruled to ban a remote investiture for Carles Puigdemont as Catalonia's president. Spanish ministers want to prevent Puigdemont retaking the regional leadership. Puigdemont arrives in Copenhagen Donald Trump in letter to African Union: US 'deeply respects' Africa US President Donald Trump has told African leaders meeting in Addis Ababa that the US "profoundly respects" its partnership with the continent. Trump also plans to send his top diplomat Rex Tillerson to Africa in March. Israel says 'Polish death camp' rephrasing bill amounts to denial Poland's plan to criminalize the phrase "Polish death camp" has been slammed by Israel as a denial of history. Millions of Jews were murdered in camps run by Nazi Germany in Poland after it was invaded in 1939. When students film at Auschwitz Inside Europe: Defaming history IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad dies, aged 91 Ingvar Kamprad, the founder of furniture giant IKEA, has died at the age of 91. Kamprad started selling matches at the age of five, buying them in bulk and selling them individually. EU probes Ikea tax deals Ikea museum: Decades of design on display Scandinavian Design: Trends in Stockholm Bundesliga side Stuttgart fire coach Hannes Wolf Stuttgart have fired Hannes Wolf after the side succumbed to a 2-0 defeat by Schalke. Although Wolf presided over the club's re-entry to the top flight, this season has been disappointing. Roger Federer clinches Australian Open title Swiss tennis star Roger Federer has won his 20th Grand Slam singles title, beating Croatian Marin Cilic in a tense Australian Open final. It is also Federer's sixth title in the Australian event.   © Deutsche Welle 2018