Daily Bulletin | 16.07.2017, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 16.07.2017 | 18:30 UTC News NATO head Stoltenberg advises Germany and Turkey to resolve issues NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has urged the Turkish and German foreign ministers to resolve their differences over visits to Turkish military bases. The dispute is part of a wider row between the two allies. German military to leave Turkish air base Germany starts to withdraw troops from Turkish Incirlik base Turkey blocks German lawmakers from visiting NATO base at Konya Jailed German-Turkish journalist Yucel 'only gets a peek at the sky' Questions abound, one year after Turkey's coup that wasn't Macron and Netanyahu remember Nazi-era roundup of Jews in Paris The French and Israeli leaders have taken part in a commemoration of the "Vel d'Hiv" roundup of more than 13,000 Jews in 1942. French President Macron denounced his country's role in sending them to their death. Israel rejects French peace initiative, insisting on direct talks with Palestinians Trump envisions Israeli-Palestinian peace after talks with Abbas, Netanyahu France marks 70th anniversary of Jewish deportations Hollande recognizes French role in WWII internment of Roma France opens access to Vichy archives from Nazi collaboration era Israel reopens Temple Mount after deadly assault Merkel's challenger Schulz unveils plan for 'modern Germany' SPD leader Martin Schulz has called for Germany to use its budget surplus for domestic and EU-wide investment. The pitch is an attempt to revive the SPD's chances against Chancellor Merkel in September's election. Export Juggernaut Germany #Germanydecides: How ready is the German economy for the future? #GermanyDecides: Rising poverty in Bremen Poll: Germans want Merkel to remain as chancellor Germany posts record budget surplus Race for the Bundestag 2017: How does the German general election work? Germany's Schäuble sets out pre-election budget Angela Merkel presents CDU election manifesto Things to know about Germany's Social Democratic Party Thousands protest judicial reforms in Poland Several thousand demonstrators have taken to the streets of Polish cities to protest at what they see as the government's latest bid to politicize the judiciary. The EU has also slammed newly passed legislation. Ultranationalism grips Central Europe Poland's government seeks total control of the court system Polish opposition: Kaczynski changed the game Poland's president calls for constitutional referendum Thousands march in support of gay rights in Warsaw Poland wants to put its courts on trial Europol makes 66 arrests in horsemeat scandal Europol has announced that 66 people have been arrested for trading horsemeat unfit for human consumption. Eight EU nations cooperated in the operation. EU plans DNA tests for illegal horsemeat Dutch prosecutors seek five-year sentence in horse meat scandal French police crack down on suspected horsemeat ring Major illegal horsemeat bust in multiple EU countries EU tests identify horsemeat in almost five percent of beef products Organic farming reaches record level in Germany Increasing numbers of German farmers are relying on organic production, with 7.5 percent of all arable land now cultivated ecologically. The government has set its sights on an ambitious target of 20 percent. Organic farming aims to be good for business Getting to grips with organic farming Living Planet: Germans call for farming revolution The true cost of Germany's cheap food Let's talk about... organic farming TOP STORIES Brexit talks round 2: what to expect The clock is ticking toward Britain leaving the European Union. How much progress has been made and what lies ahead? As negotiations get going in earnest, DW explains the major issues and obstacles surrounding Brexit. World Stories - A year after the Brexit vote: do you regrexit? EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier sets out tough stance for UK talks London financial chiefs to meet EU over post-Brexit role Theresa May's Conservatives reach deal with N. Ireland's DUP Are Theresa May's days numbered? France lures post-Brexit London banks and finance to Paris Diplomats ponder whether UK may U-turn on Brexit Theresa May: EU citizens in UK must apply for 'settled status' to keep rights post-Brexit Boris Johnson says EU can 'go whistle' on Brexit settlement bill Negotiation experts say positive result in Brexit talks 'nearly impossible' Skepticism in Brussels over Britain's post-Brexit promise for EU citizens Brexit negotiators set initial timeline, priorities Sports Tour de France Tour de France stage 15: Bauke Mollema wins his first-ever stage, Froome leads The Dutchman survived a punishing route to win his first-ever Tour de France stage. The yellow jersey remains with defending champion Chris Froome who made a remarkable recovery from technical issues. Women's Euro 2017: Holders Germany face Sweden as title defense campaign begins Sweden will be looking for revenge after Germany beat them for the gold medal at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. Germany's captain talks about revenge and the prospect of meeting the one-time European champions. MyEuro: Dutch volunteer Nienke Women's Euro 2017: All you need to know Germany win gold in women's soccer Women's football: The ongoing battle for equality Rampant Roger Federer outclasses Marin Cilic to win eighth Wimbledon title Federer fans on Centre Court were treated to an exhibition as the Swiss legend won his 19th career Grand Slam. Opponent Marin Cilic looked physically and emotionally drained as the gulf of class became clear. The renaissance of Roger Federer - and the lessons for Murray and Djokovic Garbine Muguruza eases past Venus Williams to win first Wimbledon title Lewis Hamilton wins British F1 Grand Prix for a record-equalling fifth time Lewis Hamilton closed the gap with Sebastian Vettel to just a single point in the driver's championship after winning at Silverstone for the fifth time. Hamilton had missed the podium in the last two races. Lewis Hamilton secures pole position for British F1 Grand Prix Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton make peace as German apologizes for clash 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