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Daily Bulletin 17.07.2017 | 18:30 UTC Germany Thuringia leader slams neo-Nazi concert free speech protection The leader of Thuringia in eastern Germany says people's right to assembly should be redefined to combat right-wing extremist music events. This comes after some 6,000 neo-Nazis attended a concert in the town of Themar. The Neo-Nazi Network Far-right movement marches through Berlin Neo-Nazis rock small town in Germany Study links far-right extremism and eastern German mentality Report: Number of neo-Nazi rock concerts on the rise in Germany Far-right music is gateway to extremist scene Ensnaring young people with right-wing music Clampdown on far-right Internet radio in Germany Shooting scare at German school near Stuttgart Police in the southwestern German town of Esslingen say they are searching for a teenager who reportedly entered a school with a gun. Officers say the suspect fled the premises on a motorbike. Munich shooting - teenager kills nine and himself At least one killed after shooting reported in Düren, western Germany Germany arrests alleged darknet purveyor of weapons, drugs Hells Angels member charged in Frankfurt gangland shooting On Erfurt anniversary, school psychologist calls for increased student counseling News UAE denies Qatar media hack that set off diplomatic crisis The United Arab Emirates has rejected a report alleging it arranged for the Qatari government's news sites to be hacked. The incident has sparked a diplomatic crisis and left Qatar largely isolated in the Gulf region. US, Qatar sign agreement on fighting terrorism Opinion: Autocracy versus pluralism in the Qatar crisis Saudi Arabia confirms Qatar boycott policy Diplomatic tensions threaten Gulf unity, UAE warns sanctions could last years Qatar official state news agency hacked, sensitive articles published US, Qatar sign anti-terror deal to end diplomatic spat German intelligence to shed light on Qatar terror allegations Saudi Arabia vs. Qatar vs. Iran Rioting breaks out at festival in southern German town Police in the southern German town of Schorndorf have increased their presence after violence at a public festival. At least two cases of sexual harassment were reported. Report: Cologne New Year's Eve attacks 'could have been prevented' Blame victims and the West – India's way of justifying sexual assaults? German media respond to new rules on reporting ethnicity of criminals Sweden plans 'man-free' music festival after reported sexual offenses Opinion: Go ahead, blame the victims Turkey extends state of emergency by a further three months The extension will grant the government continued authority to rule by decree and restrict rights. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has suggested the state of emergency could last several years. Turkey marks failed coup anniversary Questions abound, one year after Turkey's coup that wasn't Erdogan: 'No mercy for traitors' as Turkey marks coup anniversary 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 World Italy deals blow to citizenship rights for migrants Italy's government has delayed a hotly-contested vote on a citizenship rights bill as tensions rise over the number of migrants arriving on the country's shores. Megan Williams reports from Rome. Rescue organizations in Italy under pressure Inside Europe: The citizenship debate in Italy Refugee children: Living in fear EU countries decline to help Italy with Mediterranean refugee crisis Migration crisis: Italy's threats a plea for help Italy draws up code of conduct for NGO migrant boat rescues EU holds off on sanctions amid growing unrest in Venezuela Spain's foreign minister has urged the EU to consider sanctioning Venezuela if Nicolas Maduro goes ahead with changing the constitution. But the bloc's foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini says there's time to wait. Millions of Venezuelans vote against President Nicolas Maduro Venezuela's opposition leader Lopez calls for continued protests Mob storms opposition-led Venezuelan parliament, attacks politicians Venezuela intelligence chief accused of human rights abuses Venezuela protests show no signs of letting up amid constitutional change Sports Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton celebrate British Grand Prix victory The Mercedes driver set the fastest lap and stepped out of his car only one point behind Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel in the championship. Hamilton celebrated by leaping into the crowd and being held aloft by fans. Formula One gets into gear under new ownership Lewis Hamilton wins British F1 Grand Prix for a record-equalling fifth time 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