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NEW Daily Bulletin 31.01.2018 | 18:30 UTC German parliament commemorates Holocaust The Bundestag has commemorated the Holocaust, for the first time with the far-right AfD present. In her speech, Auschwitz survivor Anita Lasker-Wallfisch praised Germany's "courageous gesture" in accepting refugees. Holocaust survivor Anita Lasker-Wallfisch addresses the Bundestag The cello saved her life: Anita Lasker-Wallfisch The cellist was deported to Auschwitz, then to Bergen-Belsen. After a music career, she now speaks out about the Nazi atrocities. She commemorated Holocaust Memorial Day with a speech in the Bundestag. A Holocaust survivor tells her story German director Katja Benrath: from film student to Oscar nominee Director Katja Benrath has been nominated for an Oscar for her award-winning short film, "Watu Wote: All of Us." She spoke to DW about the universal message of her film, the #MeToo movement — and Hollywood's good side. And the Nominees Are... 2017 Student Oscar winner Katja Benrath Donald Trump's State of the Union: What you need to know US President Donald Trump outlined his immigration reform plan, declared a victory over the "Islamic State," and announced he would keep Guantanamo Bay prison open. DW looks at the key points of his first major address. State of the Union address: Donald Trump lays out his 'America First' immigration plan State of the Union address: Donald Trump on North Korea State of the Union address: Donald Trump on nuclear weapons New arms race? Donald Trump's nuclear ambitions EU pledges €42.5 million in aid to Palestinians The EU has promised an extra €42.5 million to Palestinians for state-building efforts. The aid comes after the US decision to withhold millions in funding from the UN agency that supports Palestinian refugees. US freezes contributions to organizations in Palestine US President Donald Trump threatens to withhold aid to Palestinians France to tighten regulations after 'Nutella frenzy' France plans to unveil a bill to tighten rules on supermarket promotions after a Nutella sale at supermarket chain Intermarche sparked brawls in several stores. The sale saw jars of Nutella discounted by 70 percent. Nutella frenzy Happy Birthday Nutella Are Turkey and Russia at odds in northern Syria? Turkey's incursion into Afrin has raised questions about the prospects for peace in Syria. Kristian Brakel of the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Istanbul talks to DW about the conflict, and the role Russia plays. Why many Indians prefer sons over daughters Despite numerous campaigns and popular slogans over the years, the fondness for sons remains strong among Indian parents. Many of them continue to see boys as an investment and girls a liability. Murali Krishnan reports. India asks high court: Is rape in marriage still rape? Increasing literacy rates in India still a challenge Lithuania: Alcohol loses its 'coolness' tag From torn-out pages advertising alcohol products in foreign magazines to the demise of independent wine blogs, Lithuanians are adapting to new restrictions on alcohol advertising. Daiva Repeckaite reports. Raids against illegal alcohol brewing dens Europe breaks own renewables record — but can't keep up with China It's a new milestone: Europe got more of its power from solar, wind and biomass than coal last year. But when it comes to investment, the European industry is in decline as China steals the title of renewables pioneer. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang joins Arsenal for reported €64 million One of the Bundesliga's longest-running transfer sagas has come to an end, with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang signing for Premier League side Arsenal. The reported €64 million fee is a record for the English side. Enfants terribles in the Bundesliga   © Deutsche Welle 2018