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Daily Bulletin 10.07.2017 | 18:30 UTC Germany Berlin's leftist scene under pressure after G20 violence The G20 riots have put new political pressure on leftist centers like Rote Flora in Hamburg and Rigaer 94 in Berlin. But they remain protected by the law. After G20: A look at left-wing radicalism in Europe G20 violence in Hamburg: German leaders outraged Berlin leftists at Rigaer 94 win another court battle Freedom of assembly in Germany: Protected, but regulated Freedom of assembly in Germany: Protected, but regulated Germany has strict laws protecting freedom of assembly - but also strong regulations on how it may be implemented. DW explains what is allowed and what is against the law. G20: Lessons learned? Steinmeier defends choice of Hamburg as G20 venue G20 violence in Hamburg: German leaders outraged Steinmeier and Hamburg Mayor Olaf Scholz praise G20 cops Merkel's G20 in Hamburg proves an exercise in excess News British High Court green lights arms sales to Saudi Arabia Human rights activists are outraged by the ruling and plan to appeal Britain's highest court. The judges ruled there was insufficient evidence of a "clear risk" of the weapons being used for "serious" rights breaches. Merkel urges Saudi leaders to stop bombing Yemen Yemen under siege Two years on, Saudi intervention in Yemen leaves trail of death UN humanitarian chief reports Yemen spiraling towards collapse Britain to present UN resolution for truce in Yemen UN child rights report slams Saudi Arabia Liu Xiaobo: Chinese dissident 'critically' ill, Angela Merkel calls for 'humanity' Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo's condition has worsened, hospital officials have said. Beijing won't allow the Nobel laureate to be treated abroad. German Chancellor Angela Merkel has called for a "signal of humanity." Chinese human rights lawyers remain defiant despite crackdown US, German doctors say Liu Xiaobo can leave China for cancer care German doctor examines ailing Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo Lawyer: 'Liu Xiaobo's family can visit him' China releases Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo after terminal cancer diagnosis Liu's peace prize has not improved rights in China, say experts Austria blocks Turkish economy minister from coup anniversary rally Austria has blocked Turkey's economy minister from entering the country to attend an anniversary marking last year's failed coup attempt. It is the latest ban on Turkish ministers in Europe that has enraged Ankara. Turkey One Year after the Failed Coup Pro-democracy rally in Istanbul Inside Europe: A long walk for justice Turkey's 'March for Justice': opposition calls for unity, reform Merkel: No voting in Germany for potential Turkish death penalty referendum Snap elections in Austria with 'Wunderwuzzi' Turkish imam spy affair in Germany extends across Europe Netherlands: Turkish deputy PM not welcome for rally European parliament votes to suspend Turkey EU accession talks TOP STORIES After G20: A look at left-wing radicalism in Europe The recent violence in Hamburg, some of which was perpetrated by people who traveled there from across Europe, has thrown the spotlight on the extreme Left. DW looks at the basics of a very complex phenomenon. G20 protesters leave trail of destruction G20 violence in Hamburg: German leaders outraged G20 summit in Hamburg marred by violent protests, vandalism G20 in Hamburg: Police and protesters clash Leftist group claims arson attack on OSCE summit venue Berlin leftists prepare to party as police leave Rigaer G20: What is the black bloc? Greek far-left group suspected of sending letter bombs Berlin plagued by radical left-wing violence for second night in a row Sports Borussia Dortmund return to training with injury problems and competition for places New Borussia Dortmund coach Peter Bosz has injuries worries to contend with as the Black and Yellows' pre-season gets underway. For a number of players, it's their only chance to impress the new boss. Summer transfer window 2017 - latest updates Who's the Bosz? The challenges facing Borussia Dortmund's new coach Gladbach starlet Mahmoud Dahoud to join Borussia Dortmund in the summer Wimbledon 2017: Kerber falls to Muguruza in last 16 Angelique Kerber's recent woes continued as she lost 4-6 6-4 6-4 to Garbine Muguruza to exit Wimbledon. The German has failed to reach the quarterfinals in her last three grand slams and will lose her number 1 ranking. Angelique Kerber beats Serena Williams to win final of Australian Open Germany's Angelique Kerber wins US Open World Footballers Ronaldinho and Giggs enthrall Pakistani fans Brazil's Ronaldinho and six other international footballers participated in two exhibition matches in Pakistan over the weekend. International sportsmen rarely visit Pakistan, a country plagued by Islamist violence. Pakistan: World capital of the football makers Are international sports returning to Pakistan? Champions League finds its feet in Pakistan Football fever grips cricket-loving South Asia Champions Trophy: Cricket, nationalism and the 'enemy' narrative Pakistani footballs ready for kick-off Newsletters & Co. On the road to the German election Germans are heading to the polls this September. Discover what the elections in Germany mean to Germany, Europe and the world with our online special: Germany Decides. Saving the environment starts with people Meet the Kenyan eco-ambassadors from DW's popular environmental show Eco@Africa. Whether it is waste reduction or innovative ideas, these individuals set an example for how Africa can address its biggest eco-challenges.   © Deutsche Welle 2017