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Daily Bulletin 22.04.2017 | 18:30 UTC Germany Cologne unites against fractured AfD Germany's right-wing AfD has gotten off to a rough start at its national convention in Cologne. For protesters, though, the day was as much a street party as about the political party. DW'S Elizabeth Schumacher reports. Germany's AfD convenes amidst protests Cologne protests as AfD comes to town AfD's Frauke Petry will not stand as lead candidate in 2017 German elections AfD party conference: More questions than answers News Afghanistan in mourning after Taliban attack on army base Disguised Taliban militants killed at least 140 people in an attack on an army compound. Some say intelligence failures and other mistakes by Kabul and its foreign allies led to the incident. Kabul declares day of mourning US skips out on Afghanistan-Taliban conference in Moscow The disturbing trend of Taliban justice in Afghanistan Afghanistan:'A latent instability dominates the picture' Why is northern Afghanistan increasingly unstable? Kabul hospital attack ends, dozens killed March for Science protesters hit the streets worldwide Tens of thousands of science supporters are expected to rally across the globe to highlight evidence-based facts. Climate change denial, "alternative facts" and Donald Trump have catalyzed the community. Climate change devastates Great Barrier Reef Imagine America's next generation are climate deniers Opinions divided on March for Science in the US March for Science to unite researchers against Trump Voting opens in French overseas territories France's high-stakes presidential election has opened in the country's overseas territories. Surveys put centrist Emmanuel Macron narrowly ahead of far-right leader Marine Le Pen, but four candidates are in contention. France presidential campaigning ends with security concerns after shooting What you need to know about the French presidential election Lost without a compass: French voters before the election France: Voting in times of terror World French elections Tight race for the Elysee Palace Far-right populist Marine Le Pen will easily clear the first hurdle in the race for France's presidency. It seems that she can only be stopped in the second round of voting. But by whom? Bernd Riegert reports. Paris shooting addressed in election campaign Marine Le Pen - A Portrait Holograms and video games: Melenchon's high tech campaign French presidency candidate Emmanuel Macron What you need to know about the French presidential election Le Pen may face EU Parliament grilling ahead of election After Hollande, the end of the Socialist Party of France? French presidential elections: 'We certainly can expect a surprise' France: Voting in times of terror France presidential campaigning ends with security concerns after shooting Suspected terrorist strikes Paris days before French presidential election Penelope Fillon investigated over fake job scandal in France Sports Bundesliga Bundesliga live: Gladbach vs. Dortmund Borussia Mönchengladbach and Borussia Dortmund are in the battle of the Borussias. Marco Reus and Lars Stindl have both scored their third goals in their last three starts for their respective clubs.   © Deutsche Welle 2017