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Daily Bulletin 07.03.2018 | 18:30 UTC EU warns of post-Brexit trade 'frictions,' rejects UK ambitions for unique trade deal EU-UK ties won't be "frictionless," but there's no need for a wall between neighbors, EU Council President Tusk has said. Still, guidelines he presented pour cold water on British calls for a post-Brexit free trade deal. May: Neither side can have 'exactly what we want' in Brexit Theresa May: 'I want the broadest and deepest possible partnership' EU, IMF and WTO warn US President Donald Trump: trade wars are 'easy to lose' The EU has said US tariffs would be met with a "proportionate response." The European Council, IMF and WTO have warned Trump he is very wrong about trade wars being easy to win. German carmakers fear US import tariffs US steel tariffs: A new trade war? EU's Trump tariffs riposte based on WTO rules Ex-Russian spy poisoned by nerve agent, police say A nerve agent is suspected to have poisoned former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, UK authorities said. Russia has denied any involvement the incident. Britain warns Kremlin over suspected poisoning of ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko's widow Marina talks to DW German court allows courtroom headscarf ban A Muslim legal trainee was again denied permission to wear a hijab in court. A judge ruled in favor of a headscarf ban one month before a new law comes into effect and puts an end to years of debate. Discrimination against Muslim jobseekers UN human rights chief paints bleak picture of violations around the globe From Syria to Yemen and the US, the UN human rights body has delivered a scathing annual report on violations and threats to rights around the globe. Syria and Myanmar have some of the worst conditions. UN human rights chief: 'catastrophic course' in Syria Colombia worried over massive influx of Venezuelans Nobel laureates call for action against Rohingya 'genocide' Fraud in EU-funded projects in Hungary EU urges Italy to tackle reforms after 'excessive economic imbalances' Brussels has called on Italy to "boost the reform momentum" as it continues its sluggish recovery after the 2008 crisis. But the warning may fall on deaf ears after eurosceptics led the polls in last week's election. Olympic champion Mo Farah victim of 'racial harassment' at Munich airport Four-time Olympic champion Sir Mo Farah has released a video on Instagram showing him being "racially" harassed by Munich airport staff. Farah is seen being pushed towards the departure gates by an airport officer. Afro.Germany Germany to expand global military missions The German government wants to extend six military missions, including in Iraq, Afghanistan and Mali. Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen pushed for more Bundeswehr interventions, but not everyone backs the move. 'Freital Group' members found guilty of terror-related crimes Eight people have been found guilty of numerous crimes including deliberate attacks on refugee shelters in Germany. After a yearlong trial, the legal points hinged on the very nature of the group's structure and intent. Arrests in Freital - Talk with Ralf Melzer, expert on right-wing extremism Countering right-wing extremism The Neo-Nazi Network 11 Pacific nations to sign regional trade deal — without US Japan has taken the lead in forging the agreement that has evolved from the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade deal after Washington pulled out, but the US would be welcomed in the future, say experts. TPP Minus USA Trump dismisses trade war fears but sticks to tariff plans Blue economy: Not just for the fish Moving to a "blue" economy is crucial for the sustainability in our world's oceans, say experts at the 5th World Ocean Summit happening in Mexico this week. But what is "blue economy" actually about? Biodiversity in the Gulf of California Living Planet: Deep-sea mining Overtourism: where will it take us? At the ITB travel trade show in Berlin "overtourism" is hotly debated. Majorca, Venice and Berlin — they all suffer from the excesses of tourism, even though tourists are an important economic factor. Enter our travel video competition! Did you shoot brilliant pictures of the world's most beautiful places on your last vacation? Then send us your video and win a DW travel backpack and DW rain jacket!   © Deutsche Welle 2018