Daily Bulletin | 17.02.2018, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 17.02.2018 | 18:30 UTC Germany's Gabriel: 'We need a European moment' German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel has called for European unity in the face of growing global tensions. He also spoke of German "perturbation" at Washington's foreign policy at the Munich Security Conference. German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel calls for improving US-EU cooperation China's way to the top Munich Security Conference - DW talks to Ursula von der Leyen, German Defense Minister Harvard Professor Nicholas Burns: 'Merkel is now leader of the West' Journalist Deniz Yücel returns to Germany after release from Turkish prison German-Turkish journalist Deniz Yücel has returned to Germany after spending more than a year in a Turkish prison, jailed without charges. His release comes as six fellow journalists were sentenced to life in prison. Deniz Yücel free after a year without being charged Gabriel: Yücel release a 'good signal' Cem Özdemir: 'We should not forget about the other journalists in prison' Opinion: Deniz Yücel's year in Turkish prison Florida: FBI admits it failed to act on tip about suspected school shooter The FBI has admitted that it received a tip from someone close to the suspect, warning of a possible school attack, but that agents failed to follow up. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has met with the victims. Trump addresses Florida shooting Powerful earthquake hits southwest Mexico Five months after a major earthquake devastated Mexico City, a powerful tremor has struck the country again. A helicopter carrying government officials who were to examine the damage crashed in an unrelated incident. Buildings at risk of collapse after quake in Mexico City Theresa May calls for UK-EU security agreement UK Prime Minister Theresa May has called for a security treaty between the EU and Britain "to protect all EU citizens." European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker said security ties between the two will be upheld. British Prime Minister Theresa May: 'Europe's security is our security' Brexit - the clock is ticking Munich Security Conference - DW talks to Ursula von der Leyen, German Defense Minister Can Brexit be stopped? Pakistan: Man sentenced to death for rape, murder of 7-year-old A Pakistani man has been handed four death sentences for a rape and murder that shocked the country. Many in Pakistan, including the murdered girl's parents, have called for a public execution. @dwnews - Zainab Ansari's death sparks protests in Pakistan South Africa: Cyril Ramaphosa delivers message of hope in state of the nation address South Africa's new president has delivered a rousing state of the nation address promising to clamp down on corruption. Jacob Zuma was scheduled to deliver the speech, but resigned in disgrace two days ago. Cyril Ramaphosa: 'A new dawn is upon us' South Africa has a new president South African President Jacob Zuma 'compelled to resign' Police raid Gupta home Echoes of 1968 anti-Semitic campaign haunt Poland 50 years on As Poland marks the 50th anniversary of a notorious anti-Semitic campaign, some of its leaders call for a clampdown on historical debate and speak darkly about enemies within. The echoes of '68 are hard to ignore. Could new Polish law criminalize discussion of Holocaust? New Jewish life in Poland Poland's Shift to the Right Winter Olympics: Day 8 roundup Day 8 saw gold for Poland, Britain, Slovakia, South Korea, Norway, Switzerland and Canada. Czech snowboarder Ester Ledecka caused a shock in the Super-G and Japan's Yuszuru Hanyu took figure skating honors.   © Deutsche Welle 2018