Daily Bulletin | 15.07.2017, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 15.07.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Turkey marks coup attempt anniversary amid continued tension Turkey's government has been holding a series of events to mark one year since an attempted coup was put down. But not all are celebrating, as authorities maintain a draconian crackdown. Turkey marks one year after the coup attempt: Fanny Facsar from Ankara Turkey coup attempt one year later Questions abound, one year after Turkey's coup that wasn't Turkey's purges continue a year after failed coup Post-coup Turkey: Journalists, public employees under fire Turkey's 'March for Justice': opposition calls for unity, reform Turkish opposition gains new momentum German army sees spike in internal abuse complaints Internal complaints to the German armed forces about sexual and other abuse rose sharply in the first half of 2017, a report says. The news puts yet more pressure on Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen. Germany to reform army after far-right plot German prosecutors investigate mountain ranger recruit abuse Opinion: A Bundeswehr with moral courage German Defense Minister von der Leyen regrets slamming Bundeswehr Scandal hits confidence in German army Germany's von der Leyen: rename army barracks honoring WWII-era officers The German military and its troubled traditions Report: Far-right network active at German military university Neo-Nazis rock small town in Germany The small German town of Themar has played host - largely unwillingly - to a neo-Nazi rock concert. The "Rock against Foreign Domination" saw 4,500 fans descend on the sleepy eastern town, along with counterprotesters. Report: Number of neo-Nazi rock concerts on the rise in Germany With symphonic music, punk band Die Toten Hosen honors works banned by Nazis The rise of the far-right in the East Raids on neo-Nazi group 'White Wolves Terrorcrew' North Korea accelerates nuclear fuel processing, satellite images suggest Satellite images taken between September and June have shown increased thermal activity at North Korea's main nuclear plant, a Washington-base think tank says. It's a worrying new development for the US and its allies. Günter Knabe, former head of DW's Asia desk, on North Korea's latest missile test North Korea's missile threat: Christopher Hill, former US ambassador to South Korea, speaks to DW US warns China over North Korea North Korea restarts nuclear reactor used to fuel weapons program US urges China to pressure North Korea to rein in weapons progams 'Suspicious activity' observed at N. Korea nuclear complex, says US group Bigger, better bombs for North Korea? In Depth Questions abound, one year after Turkey's coup that wasn't As Turkey marks one year after the coup attempt, much remains obscured about what exactly happened on July 15, 2016. Some of the questions go right to the highest level. One Year On: Erdogan Under Pressure? Opinion: No victory for democracy in Turkey Turkey's purges continue a year after failed coup Turkey's purged military officers stuck in limbo one year after failed coup Post-coup Turkey: Journalists, public employees under fire NATO officers from Turkey have turned into stateless asylum-seekers Turkish 'walk for justice' continues despite Erdogan threat Egypt's tourism industry suffers a critical blow The recent fatal knife attack on German nationals at a popular Egyptian resort is yet another setback for the country's troubled tourism sector. Industry officials have called for immediate action. Two German tourists were killed at a hotel beach in Egypt German tourists killed in Egypt - Ruth Michaelson in Cairo How terrorism destroys tourism Two German tourists killed in knife attack at Egyptian resort of Hurghada As tourists become terror targets, travellers rethink plans Russian passenger plane crashes in Sinai Sinai attack kills at least 26 Egyptian soldiers With tourists scarce, Egypt struggles to maintain heritage Sports Football Renewed Mario Götze marks Borussia Dortmund comeback in friendly win Germany's 2014 World Cup hero celebrated his return to action after 167 days on the sidelines with a metabolic disorder. Emre Mor's brace opened Borussia Dortmund's Far East tour with a win. Germany boss Joachim Löw 'sticking by' Mario Götze The trials and tribulations of Mario Götze Mario Götze's medical issues to keep him out for rest of season Pandas and strikers: China's relationship with German football Tour de France Tour de France stage 14: Matthews gets surprise win, Froome returns to the lead Defending champion Chris Froome gained time on Italian Fabio Aru to win back the yellow jersey. But the stage victory went to Team Sunweb's Matthews - his second career win at the famous Grand Tour in cycling. Froome loses yellow jersey Vive la France! Home favorite Barguil wins stage 13 on Bastille Day Tour de France: Froome loses yellow jersey as France's Bardet wins stage 12 Garbine Muguruza eases past Venus Williams to win first Wimbledon title The 23-year-old has beaten the elder of the Williams sisters in two sets, 7-5, 6-0, securing her second Grand Slam title. Muguruza, born in Venezuela, will move up to fifth in the latest world rankings on Monday. French Open 2016: Garbine Muguruza beats Serena Williams for first Grand Slam win Wimbledon 2017: Venus Williams books final date with Garbine Muguruza Wimbledon 2017: Kerber falls to Muguruza in last 16 British Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton secures pole position for British F1 Grand Prix The British driver made it six pole positions for the Formula One season ahead of the British Grand Prix on Sunday. Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas will start outside of the top five after collecting a penalty. F1: Bottas edges Vettel to win Austrian Grand Prix for Mercedes Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton make peace as German apologizes for clash Lewis Hamilton wins British Grand Prix as Rosberg is handed 10 second penalty 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