News: The author of the children's book Christine Nöstlinger has died at the age of 81

The most important in the brief overview:

• The author of the children's book Christine Nöstlinger died at the age of 81 years (17:36 hours)

• The Islamist alleged Sami A. could be found after
  
  deportation (16:29 hours)

• Trump criticism
  
  Germany : Pipeline is "terrible thing" (15:57)

• co-pilot smoke an e-cigarette in the cockpit – the aircraft sinks deep (12.15)
• Poll: Trump not reliable Partner for Europe (11:29)
• The Federal Government is considering national contact points for anti-Semitic acts (16:50)

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+++ 17:36: author of the children's book Christine Nöstlinger dies + ++

The Austrian children's writer Christine Nöstlinger dies at the age of 81 years. This confirmed the
Residenz-Verlag in Vienna

+++ 17.02 clock: The accusation claims several years of imprisonment in abuse Staufen +++

In the process main to the years of abuse of a child in Staufen near Freiburg on

The prosecutor fourteen and a half years of imprisonment asked the mother. Their partner should be thirteen and a half years in prison, said prosecutor Nikola Novak in his plea in the district court of Freiburg. In addition, should be imposed for subsequent preventive detention of 39 years. For the mother, Novak did not demand that. The partner's lawyer, Martina Nägele, had been in favor of detention for nine years. His client specifically requested pre-trial detention, she said. The verdict must be announced on August 7th. In the case of pre-trial detention, the authors may theoretically remain confined indefinitely.

+++ 16:45: Young kitten as black driver in the car +++

That 's still went well: An eight week old kitten has the trip in the engine compartment of the car. a Schmalkalden car over the Thuringian Forest at Waltershausen unscathed survived. A passerby heard a Maunzen from the car passing by and informed the police in Thuringia. This alarmed the fire department, which carefully opened the hood. According to the police, an eight-week-old gray kitten was sitting in the engine bay. The driver of the car said that she knew the pet of the house. He belongs in the neighborhood. The 48-year-old took over the kitten.

+++ 16h38: Biya, the 85-year-old Cameroonian leader, seeks the seventh term +++

Paul Biya, Cameroon's long-time head of state, is running for a seventh term in the Presidential election of September 7 announced October. On Twitter wrote the 85-year-old, for an "even more, more stable and prosperous Cameroon" should be tackled "the challenges together". With his renewed candidacy for the presidency, he responds to the "incessant appeals" of his countrymen and foreign compatriots. This announcement comes the day after an attack on a convoy of Biya Defense Minister Beti Assomo in the troubled English-speaking part of Cameroon. According to state radio, assailants were killed and four soldiers wounded.

+++ 16:29: The ex-bodyguard of bin Laden defends himself against deportation +++

The ex-guard of the deported body despite the prohibition of Tunisia Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden wants to return to Germany. As a spokesman for the Gelsenkirchen Administrative Court said, Sami A. filed an urgent request to be brought back to Germany. The responsible chamber wanted to decide on the application later in the day. The terrorist classified A. as a terrorist had been transported on Friday morning, accompanied by the Federal Police from a charter plane from Düsseldorf to his home country. But Thursday, the Gelsenkirchen Administrative Court had decided that he should not be deported for the moment. The court informed the Federal Office of Migration and Refugees of its decision when Sami A. was already in the plane.

+++ 16:03: Imprisonment for life after calling for an attack on Prince George +++

imprisoned for at least 25 years for, among other things, calling for a terrorist attack on Little Prince George . The supporter of the Islamic State Islamic militia (IS) had shared a photo of the four-year-old child and his school's address in the new Telegram application. A London court sentenced the 32-year-old man to life imprisonment for preparing a terrorist offense, but at least 25 years in prison. George is after Grandpa Prince Charles and his father William the Third in the line of succession. The detainee should also have called for attacks with poisoned ice and attacks on football stadiums. In addition, he had wanted to travel to Syria and join the IS.

+++ 15:57: Trump criticized Germany: the pipeline is "terrible thing" +++

Donald Trump again strongly criticized Germany because of its energy policy . The German construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, which will transport Russian gas to Europe, is "a dreadful thing". Trump spoke at a joint press conference with British Prime Minister Theresa May at Checkers near London. a tragedy". "Billions and billions come mainly from Germany in the pockets of Russia," Trump criticized. He reiterated his criticisms that Germany is denying its energy needs up to 70% of Russia. The Federal Republic had previously stated that it was a false declaration. According to the German representation to NATO, Germany currently distributes 23% of its energy from Russian resources.

+++ 15:08: May: London and Washington want an "ambitious" trade deal +++

Britain and the US have themselves According to Prime Minister Theresa May, they have agreed to seek a common free trade agreement. The two countries wanted to establish a "standard of excellence" in financial services cooperation, said May at a joint press conference with US President Donald Trump at the Checkers field near London. Wall Street in New York and the city of London are two of the largest financial centers in the world. May spoke of an ambitious agreement.

+++ 14.52 Clock: An alleged bin Laden's bodyguard is arrested after deportation to Tunisia +++

The alleged Islamist Sami A. was arrested after his deportation 39, Germany in Tunisia. German authorities handed A. to Tunis in the morning, where he was immediately arrested, AFP spokesman Sofiene Sliti told AFP on Friday.

+++ 14.41: NRW Refugee Ministry: The prohibition of expulsion of Sami A. was not available +++

The Ministry of Refugees of North Rhine-Westphalia n & n Would have been aware of the prohibition of ex-deportation of the alleged body of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. Sami A.'s repatriation to Tunisia was on the basis of an earlier decision of the Gelsenkirchen Administrative Court, the ministry said.

Sami A. was flown from Dusseldorf by air to his home country on Friday morning. Thursday, the court of justice responsible for the law on asylum has banned deportation. The Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (Bamf) was informed by the court, but only on Friday morning of the decision.

The NRW Refugee Ministry has pleaded expulsion Wednesday in another jurisdiction. In this document, the threat of deportation of the Ausländeramt from the city of Bochum was considered legal. "On the basis of this decision, repatriation to Tunisia was carried out, but no other decision was available to the ministry at that time," the ministry statement said. According to the Gelsenkirchen Administrative Court, the threat of deportation is "merely the legal preparation for effective deportation."

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 14:24: Army: Israel fires missile missile on Syrian drone +++

Israel again has an anti-aircraft missile according to the army fired on a drone from Syria. The flying object had approached Syrian territory, said the army. If the drone has been hit, let the army open.

Israel has already shot down a drone in the north of the country on Wednesday with a missile defense. According to the information of the army, it was an unarmed Syrian drone. It had penetrated about ten kilometers in Israeli territory before being intercepted. In response, the Israeli army attacked three Syrian military posts on Thursday night. According to the Syrian Army, posts were affected in southwestern Syria

+++ 14.01 hours: 19 civilians killed in the Afghan offensive against the Taliban +++

Afghan forces killed at least 19 civilians in offensives against radical Islamist Taliban in two provinces, In the eastern province of Paktia, 13 civilians were killed on Thursday night, said a former Surat district tribe. All the victims belonged to a family. The Taliban were previously entrenched in the family home. According to provincial spokesman Attaullah Chogiani, six civilians died in Nangarhar province, east of Afghanistan, the day before. He did not say anything about the circumstances.

+++ 1:49 pm: Investigators: Bremen's parents stab +++

Both parents, found dead in their Bremen apartments by their children, left with a knife before dying. The couple has recently separated and is in conflict, said the prosecutor. Mutually, the parents were injured with the knife. The bodies were in the apartment overnight before a girl dialed the emergency call the next morning.

The exact procedure can not be explained in detail on the basis of the autopsies performed: "Finally, the injuries sustained by both people resulted in death. The investigators found no evidence of third party involvement. There will be no further investigation into the matter, said a spokesman for the prosecutor.

The man and the woman were each 30 years old. The children were cared for by working groups and handed over to emergency services for children and young people.

+++ 13.44 Clock: Court: Sami A. postponed can be found +++

The Gelsenkirchen Administrative Court considers that it is possible that the prohibition of the expelled author from Tunisia, Sami A., be brought back to Germany. "It now depends on whether and how the defendant defends against deportation," said court spokesman Wolfgang Thewes at the "New Ruhr / Neue Rhein-Zeitung" (NRZ / Saturday) [19659034] The question of whether the author could be brought back to Germany says: "It is actually North Rhine-Westphalia and the court."

The Administrative Court expelled the ex-guard from the alleged body of al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden on Thursday banned the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (Bamf), but only informed Friday morning of the decision. Sami A. had already been transported Friday morning at 7 am by a chartered plane from Düsseldorf to his native Tunisia.

The spokesman for the court criticized the Bamf. "It was suggested by the Bamf as if we were waiting until we decided." The action of the Authority was "contrary to all informal practices and arrangements". The Bamf is subordinate to the Federal Ministry of the Interior.

+++ 13:20: Court condemns Ukrainians in Crimea for alleged sabotage +++

Crimean Peninsula annexed by Russia, court imposes strict detention on Ukrainian man for alleged sabotage at eight years sentenced. The southern man of Ukraine reportedly planned other terrorist attacks on infrastructure, local media reported. In early August 2016, the Russian intelligence service, the FSB, arrested the 41-year-old man in the Black Sea peninsula. According to an official statement, the arrest would be linked to a shooting in Crimea, which led to several days of blocking transitions to the center of Ukraine. The decision is not yet final

+++ 12:53: China's surplus in trade with the United States in June reaches a record level +++

In the middle of the trade dispute growing between the United States and China, US President Donald Trump The heavily criticized export surpluses of the People's Republic continued to swell. According to Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Zhang Jun, China wanted to strengthen cooperation with Brazil, Russia, India and South Africa, its BRICS partners, to reach 25 billion yuan. 39; euros. They are like China for free trade and multilateral agreements.

+++ 12:45: dead diver of the Thai cave to get a monument +++

Thai diver Saman Kunan, who in the preparations to save the youth football team killed came , should get a monument. The larger-than-life sculpture is to be erected in Tham Luang-Khun Nam Nang Park, which houses the cave from which the young footballers were rescued. The famous Thai sculptor Chalermchai Kositpipat announced Friday that he would pay the monument out of his pocket, reported the online portal of the newspaper "Bangkok Post".

+++ 12:25: Dutch tourist beaten to death in Mallorca +++

A tourist from the Netherlands dies in Mallorca as a result of a fight. The 34-year-old man succumbed to his injuries at the hospital early Friday morning shortly after his admission, police said on the Spanish holiday island. The circumstances of the struggle remained initially unclear. The authors have escaped ignorance. According to the police, the Dutchman was involved in a fight around five in the morning in the district of Son Ferriol. He was looking for five young people, he was told on request. The Son Ferriol is located between the capital of the island, Palma, and Mallorca Airport. The crime scene of a service station on the highway Camí de la Milana is near the bust of Palma Son Banya.

+++ 12:22: Crane crushes in Israel on the tunnel construction site +++

In a crane accident North of Israel was killed a 19 year old man. Four others were injured, a spokesman for the Israeli rescue service said. Five others were also temporarily trapped in the tunnel, but remained unscathed. According to media reports, a crane fell on the construction site of a hydroelectric plant near the border with Jordan. A tunnel was then broken in so that the workers were blocked at the exit.

+++ 12:15: co-pilot smokes e-cigarette in the cockpit – the aircraft sinks into the depth +++

The co-pilot of Air China The machine smoked an e-cigarette in the cockpit and dropped it over 7600 meters. In order to remove the smoke, he pressed two bad buttons, so that the cabin pressure fell and the Boeing 737 forced it into the steep descent. This incident investigated an incident that occurred Tuesday in Hong Kong at the port of Dalian, in northeastern China, revealed to the Chinese Air Traffic Authority of Beijing.

+++ 12:10: gang rape: first accused admits +++

During a series of gang rapes in the Ruhr, one of five accused confessed. "I remain faithful to my actions and I would like to excuse myself formally," said Gelsenkirchener, 20, about his defender. In addition, he offered all concerned students appropriate compensation. He is ashamed of his actions. The Prosecution accuses the five Germans aged 17 to 24 of having changed their participation to a total of seven students. In five cases, he should have been raped. According to the indictment, the perpetrators always arranged with individual girls and then drove with them to remote forest areas or on dirt roads. Under the pretext of having to make short phone calls, they should have taken cell phones before undergoing a sexual assault. In addition, they reportedly beat and threatened several victims

+++ 12:00 pm: Ministry of the Interior: The alleged Islamist Sami A. deported to Tunisia +++

The Federal Ministry of the Interior Inside confirmed the deportation of the alleged Islamist Sami A. in Tunisia, A. was deported to Tunisia on Friday morning and turned over to local authorities, said a ministry spokesman in Berlin. The man would be a former bodyguard of al-Qaida leader Osama Bin Laden, who was killed in 2011.

+++ 11:43: The court informed the authorities Friday of the l & ## Prohibition of deportation by Sami A. +++

Gelsenkirchen informed the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) on Friday morning of the ban on expulsion from the country. Ex-presumed bodyguard of al-Qaeda leader killed, Osama Bin Laden. The fax with the decision on Thursday night was faxed to the BAMF at 8:27, said a court spokesman.

At this time, Sami A. asked for information to the security circles already in the plane for Tunisia. The machine had started at 7:00 at Düsseldorf airport, as learned the German news agency. The Bild newspaper reported it first

+++ 11:41: Twelve injured in an explosion near Cairo airport +++

In Cairo, in an explosion near the airport # 39; international airport, there are twelve people were injured. A sharp rise in temperature on Thursday caused the explosion at the site controlled by the Egyptian military complex of a chemical company, said army spokesman Tamer el-Refai. Twelve people were hospitalized for treatment, according to AFP sources.

Witnesses told AFP that they heard a loud bang. Images of fire on the site spread in the Egyptian media and social networks. State television reported that the fuel tanks of a private company had exploded. The blast was sealed off by an important list of police officers, an AFP correspondent reported. Several ambulances and firefighters' vehicles were in service

+++ 11.29 clock: Survey: Trump not a reliable partner for Europe +++

Not even one in ten Germans consider the United States under the Donald Trump's presidency for a reliable partner survey for the security of Europe. In the current "Politbarometer" of the ZDF, only 9% of respondents are of this opinion, 89% do not see it as well. The remaining 2% said "do not know". As for the increase in defense spending required by Trump at the NATO summit in Brussels, respondents are divided. 45% say in the poll released on Friday that Germany 's defense spending will rise to 2% of gross domestic product by 2024 – 49% will oppose it. There is a dispute between NATO partners about the two percent goal, especially because it is interpreted differently by the alliance partners.

+++ 11:22 am: Internal struggles drive hundreds of thousands of refugees in Ethiopia +++

In Ethiopia, more than 800,000 people have fled since fighting began in June. Many had spared nothing other than their stripped lives and should have spent the night outdoors with no food or water, reported the Migration Organization (IOM) in Geneva. The rainy season has begun and the rain and cold have made their lives.

According to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), the conflict concerns land ownership. Shirin Hanafieh, of the ICRC, said: "This crisis is not at all on the international scene, the consequences of this negligence could be terrible," said Shirin Hanafieh, of the ICRC

. Many people lived in overcrowded schools, old factories or government buildings. They should cook on an open fire and there would not be enough toilets. The organization has distributed ceilings and built shelters and latrines. The IKRK wants to provide medical care to 100,000 people and take care of the water supply and sanitation.

+++ 11:04: Legal trade in ivory in Germany considerably +++

The extent of legal ivory trade is still in Germany despite numerous bans still considerable. Between 2012 and 2018, more than 1,500 ivory carvings from the Federal Republic of Germany were legally exported outside the EU, according to a response from the German government to a request from MP Greens Steffi Lemke. Numbers within the EU are not collected because no license is required. Lemke calls on the federal government for a full, permanent, EU – wide export and trade ban for all ivory

+++ 10:15 am: Security circuit: ex – guard alleged body deported by bin Laden +++

The suspected ex-bodyguard The bodyguard of the killed Al Qaeda leader, Osama bin Laden, was deported from Germany according to security circles. According to the information, Sami A. was brought Friday at 7am by a charter machine from Düsseldorf from his home country, Tunisia, the German news agency reported. First, the newspaper "Bild" reported

It was only on Thursday that the administrative court of Gelsenkirchen decided that Sami A. should not be expelled at the moment. The Tunisian government has not made the diplomatic commitment that the Tunisian would not be tortured in the event of his return, said Friday morning the administrative court.

A spokesman for the court suspected that the fax could not be sent to the expelling authorities. "Maybe you should wait for the deportation but also wait," quotes the newspaper. "After a decision of our court, he can not be expelled," he said. "In the ideal case," the threat would soon return in the same plane "and return," said the spokesman of the court to "the world".

+++ 9:43: The Court prohibits the deportation of the ex-guard of the alleged body of Bin Laden

The ex-guard of the alleged body of the head of al Qaeda killed, Osama bin Laden, can not be deported to his homeland, Tunisia, after a court ruling for the time being. There is no diplomatic commitment on the part of the Tunisian government that Sami A. is not tortured when he is fired, said the Administrative Court of Gelsenkirchen

Sami A. lives in Bochum for years with a woman and children. The Tunisian is classified by the authorities as a so-called threat. He was arrested at the end of June and sent to a detention center after the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (Bamf) lifted the ban on deportation. Sami A., on the other hand, filed an urgent application in the administrative court.

The ban on deportation remains in effect until a final decision in the trial, according to a resolution released Thursday.

+++ 9.32 am: numbers of immigrants in Australia The last ten years +++

In Australia, the number of immigrants dropped to its lowest level in ten years. During the 2017/18 fiscal year, which ended in late June, a total of 162,417 immigrants were registered, according to the government Friday. Compared to the previous twelve months, this means a drop of ten percent.

According to experts, this is due to a harder line of the Conservative government in immigration policy. According to the newspaper "The Australian", Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said that "Australia should not let a single person into the country more than we need."

Australia has always been a nation of immigration. Of nearly 25 million inhabitants, nearly 30% are born abroad. The current goal is to accommodate about 190,000 immigrants each year. Employers and unions have asked the government not to fall below this number

+++ 8:54: Activists: At least 28 civilians killed in an air strike in Syria +++

An air raid on Gaza One of the last bastions of the Islamic Jihadist militia The state (IS) in Syria has killed at least 28 civilians, according to activists. The air raid on Thursday night hit a "civilian rally" near the village of Sussa, in the eastern province of Deir Essor, near the Iraqi border, according to the Syrian Observatory of Human Rights. It is still unclear whether the airstrike was carried out by the Iraqi armed forces or by the international anti-IS coalition, the opposition-oriented observatory said. The UK-based organization provides information to informants in Syria. The information can hardly be verified independently.

The official Syrian news agency Sana also reported the air raid. According to his report, about 30 civilians were killed. Sana blamed the anti-IS coalition for the attack.

+++ 8:49 The Mexico City Mall collapsed +++

Timely Rescue: In Mexico City, a mall collapsed at lunch time. However, people inside the building could be safe on time. There were no deaths or injuries, Civil Protection said on Twitter. Authorities are now studying why parts of the roof and a wall and windows collapsed Thursday afternoon (local time).

The videos on the net show the moment of collapse. The shopping center Artz Pedregal, in the south of the metropolis, was evacuated following the discovery of construction errors, according to the newspaper "Milenio" and other media. It was not until March that the shopping center was completed. According to the prosecutor, but it was not yet open to the public. Already during the construction phase, he had come to media reports according to a collapse.

+++ 8h21: Hong Kong Vigil on the occasion of the first anniversary of the death of human rights activist Liu Xiaobo +++

A Hong Watchman Kong sent activists to Chinese human rights defenders who died a year ago Liu Xiaobo, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, recalls. Dozens of activists took part in the rally in front of the Chinese government's liaison office in the special administrative region. They waved images of the human rights activist and tied black ribbons to the fence in front of the building. In the evening, a major memorial service was planned in Hong Kong.

Liu Xiaobo died of liver cancer on July 13, 2017. He was a member of the Tiananmen Square Democratic Movement in Beijing in 1989 and co-author of the 2008 Democratic Reform Charter. was arrested in 2008 and sentenced to eleven years in prison for "subversion" in 2009. Until recently, the Chinese authorities denied him medical treatment abroad.

+++ 7h30: Several deaths in demonstrations in Nicaragua +++

New clashes between security forces and protesters in Nicaragua are reported by activists At least five people were killed Thursday. Among the dead in the town of Morrito in the southeastern Central American country were four policemen, said the Cenidh human rights organization. According to activists, the demonstration passed a police station and was attacked by pro-government paramilitaries. As a result, some of the protesters reportedly fired.

Across the country, thousands of people took to the streets on Thursday with Nicaragua's white and blue national flag. For Friday, a general strike was also planned. Les manifestants appellent à la démission du président Daniel Ortega et à des élections anticipées. Selon la Commission interaméricaine des droits de l'homme, plus de 260 personnes ont été tuées au cours des manifestations de près de trois mois.

+++ 6h52: Malgré les disputes, les échanges entre la Chine et les Etats-Unis augmentent fortement +++

Au cours de la première moitié de l'année, les échanges entre les États-Unis et la Chine ont augmenté de 13,1% en glissement annuel pour atteindre 301 milliards de dollars. Selon les douanes de Beijing, les exportations de la Chine vers les États-Unis ont augmenté de 13,6% en dollars, tandis que les importations en provenance des États-Unis ont augmenté de 11,8%. Chinas Außenhandel insgesamt legte allerdings stärker um 16 Prozent im Vorjahresvergleich zu. Chinas Einfuhren legten seit Jahresanfang im Vergleich zum Vorjahr besonders stark um 19,9 Prozent zu.

+++ 6.05 Uhr: Frauen in Chef-Etagen kommunaler Firmen unterrepräsentiert +++

Frauen sind in Top-Positionen kommunaler Unternehmen einer Studie zufolge unterrepräsentiert. Nach einer Untersuchung der Zeppelin Universität Friedrichshafen liegt der Anteil weiblicher Führungskräfte in größeren deutschen Städten im Schnitt bei 18 Prozent (Stand: Frühjahr 2018). Zwar seien Frauen in der Führung öffentlicher Unternehmen vielfach häufiger vertreten als in börsennotierten Firmen. Ihr Anteil liege aber oft noch deutlich unter den politisch formulierten Zielen, hieß es in der Studie.

"Einige Städte liefern positive Beispiele und bekommen es hin, andere nicht. Das hängt auch stark vom politischen Willen und der Tatkraft der Stadtspitze ab", sagte Studienleiter Ulf Papenfuß der Deutschen Presse-Agentur. Ausgewertet wurden 1529 öffentliche Unternehmen wie Stadtwerke oder Krankenhäuser in 69 Städten. Verglichen wurden Stadtstaaten, Landeshauptstädte und die vier größten Kommunen je
Bundesland.

+++ 6.00 Uhr: Kauder will Arbeitslosenbeitrag doppelt so stark senken wie vereinbart +++

Unionsfraktionschef Volker Kauder (CDU) will den Beitrag zur Arbeitslosenversicherung doppelt so stark senken wie bisher mit dem Koalitionspartner SPD vereinbart. Anstelle der vereinbarten Reduzierung um 0,3 Prozentpunkte halte er eine Reduzierung um 0,6 Punkte für möglich, sagte er der "Frankfurter Allgemeinen Zeitung".

"Dann wäre immer noch eine Rücklage in der Versicherungskasse von deutlich mehr als zwanzig Milliarden Euro vorhanden", sagte Kauder. Es könne nicht erwartet werden, dass die Wirtschaft "ewig so gut läuft". Die Gefahr einer "Konjunkturdelle" sei vorhanden, unter anderem wegen des Handelsstreits mit Amerika. "Wir sollten verantwortungsvoll dagegen steuern", sagte der Vorsitzende der Unionsfraktion. Die SPD beharrt bislang darauf, den Beitrag von derzeit 3,0 Prozent zum Jahreswechsel auf 2,7 Prozent abzusenken. In der Union gab es zuletzt Forderungen nach einer Absenkung um 0,5 Punkte.

+++ 4.50 Uhr: Bundesregierung erwägt bundesweite Anlaufstellen für antisemitische Taten +++

Die Bundesregierung will in allen großen Städten des Landes Anlaufstellen zur Meldung antisemitischer Vorfälle schaffen, auch wenn diese nicht strafbar sind. "Es darf in der Gesellschaft keine Gleichgültigkeit gegenüber antisemitischen Übergriffen herrschen. Deshalb müssen wir auch Vorfälle unterhalb der Strafbarkeitsgrenze thematisieren und dagegen vorgehen", sagte der
Antisemitismusbeauftragte der Bundesregierung, Felix Klein, der "Rheinischen Post". Als Vorbild nannte er die Recherche- und Informationsstelle Antisemitismus in Berlin.

"Mein Ziel ist es, dass wir einen Überblick bekommen, wie viele antisemitische Vorfälle es unterhalb der Strafbarkeitsgrenze gibt – wie beispielsweise Pöbeleien, Schmierereien oder Anfeindungen", sagte Klein der Zeitung. Die Anlaufstellen sollen demnach über einen Bundesverband als Träger organisiert und durch Mittel des Familienministeriums finanziert werden. "Zuvor müssen wir Kriterien festlegen, was als antisemitischer Vorfall gilt", betonte Klein. "Ich hoffe, dass das System bis Ende des Jahres anlaufen kann."

Für Aufsehen hatte im April ein Gürtel-Angriff auf einen Kippa tragenden Israeli in Berlin gesorgt. Ein damals 19-Jähriger war deshalb wegen Beleidigung und Körperverletzung schuldig gesprochen worden.

+++ 4.04 Uhr: Trainer Weinzierl: "Die kroatische Mannschaft ist hungrig" +++

Für den ehemaligen Bundesliga-Trainer Markus Weinzierl hat Kroatien bei der Fußball-WM schon früh zu den  Endspiel-Kandidaten gehört. "Vor dem Turnier hätte ich es ihnen auch nicht zugetraut, aber spätestens nach dem zweiten Spiel war es offensichtlich, dass sie funktionieren", sagte der ehemalige Coach des FC Schalke 04 und des FC Augsburg im Interview der "Augsburger Allgemeinen" (Freitag-Ausgabe): "Und sie haben auch wirklich Qualität im Team mit Top-Spielern wie Mandzukic und Modric. Die kroatische Mannschaft ist hungrig nach Erfolg, und das sieht man."

Zum Vorrunden-Aus der deutschen Mannschaft sagte der 43 Jahre alte Fußball-Lehrer: "Bei Deutschland greift das Sprichwort: Im Erfolg macht man die größten Fehler. Nach dem WM-Titel haben die letzten Prozente in allen Bereichen gefehlt. Wenn überall zehn Prozent fehlen, dann hast du keine Chance." Er forderte Bundestrainer Joachim Löw auf, "den Konkurrenzgedanken" wieder hervorzurufen.

+++ 3.00 Uhr: 19 Tote bei Explosion in Industriepark in China +++

Bei einer Explosion in einem Industriepark im Südwesten Chinas sind 19 Menschen ums Leben gekommen, zwölf weitere wurden verletzt. Das Unglück ereignete sich am Donnerstagabend aus zunächst ungeklärten Gründen in einem Chemieunternehmen im Yangchun-Industriepark im Kreis Jiang'an östlich der Stadt Yibin, wie die Sicherheitsaufsicht der Provinz Sichuan nach Angaben örtlicher Medien berichtete. Das nach der Detonation ausgebrochene Feuer sei inzwischen gelöscht. Die Verletzten seien in einem stabilen Zustand, berichtete die Nachrichtenagentur Xinhua.

+++ 2.04 Uhr: Wirtschaftsforscher: Heils Rentenpläne beugen nicht gezielt Armut vor +++

Vor der Präsentation von Reformplänen zur Rente hat das Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) das Vorhaben von Arbeitsminister Hubertus Heil (SPD) kritisiert. "Das Gros der Maßnahmen ist nicht geeignet, um treffsichere Armutsprävention zu betreiben", sagte Jochen Pimpertz, Experte für soziale Sicherung bei dem arbeitgebernahen Institut, der Deutschen Presse-Agentur in
Berlin. "Alles, was jetzt draufgesattelt wird, müssen jüngere Beitrags- und Steuerzahler zusätzlich zahlen."

Heil will an diesem Freitag seine Pläne für ein erstes Rentenpaket vorlegen. Nach seinen bisherigen Ankündigungen sind damit Verbesserungen bei der Mütterrente geplant, für Erwerbsminderungsrentner, eine Entlastung von Geringverdienern bei den Sozialbeiträgen und eine Stabilisierung von Rentenniveau und Beitragssatz bis 2025. Eine Grundrente für langjährig Versicherte und weitere Weichenstellungen für die Zeit nach 2025 sollen später folgen.

+++ 1.26 Uhr: Gabriel: Trump will "Regimewechsel" in Deutschland +++

Nach dem Nato-Gipfel hat Ex-Außenminister Sigmar Gabriel dem US-Präsidenten Donald Trump vorgeworfen, auf einen "Regimewechsel" in Deutschland hinzuwirken. "Auf Amerika ist unter Trump kein Verlass. Er gibt dem nordkoreanischen Diktator eine Bestandsgarantie und will gleichzeitig in Deutschland einen Regimewechsel. Das können wir uns schwer bieten lassen", sagte der frühere SPD-Vorsitzende dem Magazin "Der Spiegel". Näher äußerte er sich in dem Interview nicht dazu.

Trump hatte die Verbündeten beim Nato-Gipfel in Brüssel diese Woche mit Druck und Drohungen massiv bedrängt, rasch mehr in Verteidigung zu investieren und das Nato-Ausgabenziel von zwei Prozent der Wirtschaftsleistung zu erfüllen. Deutschland stand besonders im Visier.

Gabriel mahnte ein stärkeres Auftreten gegenüber Trump an. "Wir dürfen uns keine Illusionen mehr machen. Donald Trump kennt nur Stärke. Dann müssen wir ihm zeigen, dass wir stark sind." Die Wahrheit sei: "Wir können nicht mit Trump und nicht ohne die USA. Wir brauchen deshalb eine Doppelstrategie: klare, harte und vor allem gemeinsame europäische Antworten an Trump. Jeder Versuch, ihm entgegen zu kommen, jede Anbiederung führt nur dazu, dass er noch einen Schritt weiter geht. Damit muss Schluss sein."

+++ 0.41 Uhr: Trump: Mays Brexit-Pläne würde Handelsabkommen "wahrscheinlich töten" +++

US-Präsident Donald Trump hat den Plan der britischen Premierministerin Theresa May für den Brexit kritisiert. Sollte dieser umgesetzt werden, würde das ein Abkommen zwischen den USA und Großbritannien "wahrscheinlich töten" sagte Trump in einem Interview mit der Zeitung "The Sun". Der US-Präsident  trifft May am Freitag im Rahmen seines viertägigen Besuchs in Großbritannien auf deren Landsitz bei London.

+++ 0.06 Uhr: Integrationsbeauftrage kritisiert Grindel und Bierhoff +++

Die Integrationsbeauftragte der Bundesregierung hat DFB-Präsident Reinhard Grindel und Teammanager Oliver Bierhoff für ihren Umgang mit Nationalspieler Mesut Özil kritisiert. Annette Widmann-Mauz sagte der "Süddeutschen Zeitung": "In dieser aufgeheizten Debatte rate ich allen Beteiligten, miteinander zu sprechen statt übereinander. Aus der berechtigten Kritik am Verhalten der Spieler darf keine pauschale Ausgrenzung von Spielern mit Migrationshintergrund werden."

In scharfen Worten verurteilte Gökay Sofuoglu, Vorsitzender der Türkischen Gemeinde in Deutschland, die DFB-Spitze: Grindels und Bierhoffs Beiträge "erinnern an die Haltung der rechtspopulistischen AfD, Menschen mit ausländischen Wurzeln zu Sündenböcken für alles Mögliche zu machen. Özil soll offenbar zum Sündenbock für das frühe Ausscheiden der Nationalmannschaft bei der WM gemacht werden", sagte Sofuoglu.