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Daily Bulletin 15.05.2018 | 16:30 UTC US embassy in Jerusalem opens, further fracturing a 'fragile city' The jubilation that greeted the lavish opening ceremony of the controversial US embassy in Jerusalem was in stark contrast to the rising death toll reported from the Gaza Strip. Dana Regev collected eye-witness accounts. 70 years old now — an Israeli story As Israel marks its Independence Day, 70 years after the modern-day state's foundation, Israeli author Lizzie Doron walks through her evolving feelings over the years regarding May 14. Is France's deradicalization strategy missing the point? A new 60-point plan is supposed to help France fight radicalization. But critics say the government's strategy fails to tackle the root of the problem. Lisa Louis reports from Paris. How Indonesian women are lured to jihad A wave of recent deadly terror attacks carried out by families, including wives and children, have shocked Indonesian society and raised concerns about women's increasing role in dangerous militant networks. Ebola outbreak in DRC: What is being done? At least 19 people have died in connection to the Ebola virus in the western Democratic Republic of Congo. Here is a look at what authorities in the region are doing to address the outbreak. Populism and media mistrust go hand in hand, PEW study says Populist thinkers tend to be suspicious of the media. That is one of the findings of a Pew Research Center study conducted in eight western European countries. The researchers' methodology raises questions. How a German gunmaker became one of the world's deadliest Heckler & Koch's trial over an illegal deal with Mexico is about to begin in Stuttgart. The Oberndorf company has flooded the world's conflict zones with guns, most famously the G3 and the G36 assault rifles. Email encryption systems 'irreparably broken': German researchers The two common types of email encryption are not as secure as previously thought, German researchers have found. Both Windows and Apple users could be affected by the "Efail" problem. Paris Saint-Germain confirm Thomas Tuchel as new coach Thomas Tuchel, Borussia Dortmund's former coach, who spent the season on sabbatical, will take over at French champions Paris Saint-Germain. Tuchel met disgruntled superstar Neymar on Sunday, who then said he would stay. Trolley rage: German police called over Ikea shopping cart fight What began as a normal Saturday at an Ikea in Bavaria ended with an ambulance after a fight broke out between three customers. The angered shoppers reportedly couldn't agree whose shopping cart had the right of way. Report highlights lack of female leaders in German business Angela Merkel may be a shining example of female political leadership, but her country lags behind when it comes to female representation in the corporate world, according to a new report. Up close with Pope Francis in Wim Wenders' film at Cannes The famous German director didn't want to make a film about Pope Francis — he wanted to make a film with him. Wenders' documentary "Pope Francis: A Man of His Word" is an intimate portrayal of a "unique human."   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2018