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NEW Daily Bulletin 29.01.2018 | 18:30 UTC German scientists involved in toxic diesel fume tests on humans Humans were exposed to the toxic fumes in experiments requested by a group funded by German carmakers, according to media reports. The shocking revelation came after tests on monkeys became public over the weekend. German 'diesel summit' tries to prevent driving bans Carmakers used humans for gas test Brexit: EU ministers agree on transition period demands EU ministers have approved a new set of guidelines for a transition period following Great Britain's exit from the bloc. The EU is offering the UK a "status quo" transition, but no decision-making power after it leaves. EU citizens in Britain feel ostracized London — could local coffee shops lose their barista? Britain - Out of the EU, out with Europeans? Grand coalition talks adjourned over key refugee issue Six hours of top-level talks to forge a German coalition government have stalled over refugee issues. Negotiators adjourned at two in the morning saying only they were "determined to find solutions." Merkel, Schulz put optimistic face on coalition talks Migrant relocations from Italy and Greece drawing to a close Germany has said it is resettling the last few migrants from Greece and Italy under the EU's relocation scheme. Germany took in just over one-third of the expected number of refugees under the agreement. Refugees in Italy as Europe's new slaves OECD: Germany's disadvantaged teens performing better in school Disadvantaged kids in Germany are performing better at school than they did a decade ago. According to the OECD, that's likely thanks to a positive classroom environment and a mix of students from diverse backgrounds. The German education system Do people at the bottom stay there? PISA results show better results for German children Pentagon issues warning over running app used by soldiers Concerned about security, the Pentagon says it is reviewing the use of fitness apps by soldiers. Analysts have warned that the supposedly private apps reveal routes and military bases to attackers in conflict zones. Kraftwerk win Grammy Award for best electronic album Kraftwerk, the pioneering German band, has won the Grammy for best dance/electronic album. The band already won a lifetime achievement award four years ago. Man machine music Belgium braces for return of foreign fighters More than 100 foreign fighters have returned to Belgium, with more to follow. Some want to leave their past behind, others want to "disappear" and pose a headache for the authorities. Teri Schultz reports. One-time IS recruits begin to return home Belgium: Young Muslims joining the jihad Under Donald Trump, socialism seeps into US mainstream American socialists have been celebrating a comeback at the same time as approval ratings for Republican president Donald Trump and the opposition Democratic Party have hit all-time lows. Trade, security and anti-corruption top AU agenda A single African air transport market, promises to fight corruption and plans to address the continent's crises dominated the African Union summit. But with a full agenda for 2018, how much will the AU manage? Fighting corruption in Nigeria: What has Buhari achieved? Some 'neutral' Russian athletes may compete at Winter Paralympics The International Paralympic Committee has maintained its suspension of the Russian Paralympic Committee over evidence of systematic doping in Russia. However, some may be allowed to compete in Pyeongchang as neutrals. © Deutsche Welle 2018