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Daily Bulletin 21.07.2017 | 18:30 UTC Breaking News Sean Spicer resigns as Donald Trump's press secretary White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer has resigned. The announcement comes after US President Donald Trump picked Wall Street financier Anthony Scaramucci as his communications director. White House spokesman apologizes after Hitler chemical weapons claim White House insists on largest crowd size Trump's communications chief Mike Dubke resigns Opinion: Trump is following Bannon's agenda Stephen Bannon: Four facts about the White House's 'Darth Vader' Trump names Priebus, Bannon in key administration appointments White House spokesman apologizes after Hitler chemical weapons claim News Germany continues war of words with Turkey, reviews arms sales Germany's finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble has fired a further salvo in the ongoing feud, comparing Turkey to Communist East Germany. Berlin also said that it would be reviewing future sales of arms to Turkey. Travel to Turkey? Mixed reaction in Germany Germany threatens overhaul of Turkey policy Germans react to tougher stance on Turkey Germany overhauls Turkey policy Opinion: Germany is finally taking a tougher stance on Erdogan's Turkey Germany summons Turkish ambassador over activists' arrests Is Turkey overcoming its tourism slump? NATO head Stoltenberg advises Germany and Turkey to resolve issues Turkey's purged military officers stuck in limbo one year after failed coup Palestinian protests over Jerusalem Temple Mount site turn deadly Several Palestinians have been reported killed in protests in Jerusalem over restrictions at Haram al-Sharif, also known as Temple Mount. Israel caused outrage by installing metal detectors at the holy site. West Bank: Al Aqsa protests Barak: 'I'm not happy with any human life lost' Yair Lapid on Conflict Zone Israel breaks ground on new West Bank settlement as US delegations visits Muslims protest increased security at Jerusalem's Temple Mount Israel suspends cooperation with UNESCO after Jerusalem resolution Former PM Barak: Israel on 'slippery slope' towards apartheid What is Jerusalem's contentious holy site Temple Mount? Qatar changes anti-terror legislation amid Gulf crisis Qatar's emir has changed the country's anti-terrorism laws in an apparent move to counter charges by its neighbors that it supports terrorism. Qatar has always denied the accusations. US, Qatar sign agreement on fighting terrorism UAE denies Qatar media hack that set off diplomatic crisis Saudi-led bloc to continue Qatar boycott after 'negative' response to demands Saudi Arabia confirms Qatar boycott policy German milk cows arrive in Qatar as Saudi boycott continues Opinion: Autocracy versus pluralism in the Qatar crisis US, Qatar sign anti-terror deal to end diplomatic spat Strong earthquake hits Greece, Turkey At least two people were killed when a 6.7 magnitude quake struck the Greek island of Kos and Turkey's Aegean coast, sending tourists out to the streets. USGS put the epicenter near the Turkish resort of Bodrum. Strong earthquake hits Turkey and Greece Mid-sized earthquake strikes off Turkey's western coast Business New report: Massive collusion amongst German automakers In what could be the biggest case of collusion in German history, news magazine Der Spiegel reports that German car makers have been secretly meeting since the 1990s. This could raise serious questions over Dieselgate. Is Diesel on the way out in Stuttgart? Is Germany ready for a ban on diesel cars? European Parliament calls out emissions cheaters Court to decide the future of diesel cars in Germany Daimler set to recall 3 million diesel cars in Europe USA files fresh 'Dieselgate' charges against Audi manager Dieselgate: Porsche employees now under investigation Merkel testifies that she knew nothing of VW 'Dieselgate' in advance Germany accuses Audi of cheating on emissions tests What the emissions scandal means for the environment Culture 'Somebody has stolen Poland and its values' As Poland's government moves to increase its control over the country's courts, artists have protested in an open letter to President Duda. Signatory and journalist Katarzyna Janowska told DW what they fear most. Protests in Poland over contentious judicial reform The end of judicial independence in Poland? Thousands protest in Poland after controversial Supreme Court bill passed EU urges Poland to halt judicial reforms or face sanctions Polish court reforms: What Jaroslaw Kaczynski actually proposes Opinion: A catastrophe for Poland's democracy World Ex-ECJ judge on Brexit: Talk in the UK is misleading A British former judge on the European Court of Justice (ECJ) tells DW that the Brexit talks could end with the UK crashing out of the EU with no deal. A year after Brexit vote: do you regrexit? EU's Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier highlights split on expats' rights UK MP Anna Soubry trashes government's hard Brexit course Are Theresa May's days numbered? Sports Women's Euro 2017: Germany vs Italy - live updates Italy need at least a draw to avoid early elimination, Germany want all three points after their goalless draw with Sweden. Live updates of the German women's second group game here. Cycling Tour de France: Edvald Boasson Hagen wins stage 19, Froome retains lead Norwegian rider Edvald Boasson Hagen claimed the 19th stage of the Tour de France, as the riders dropped out of the mountains and on to France's southern coast. Chris Froome and Team Sky did enough in the peloton. Tour de France: 'King of the Mountains' Warren Barguil claims stage 18 Why Team Sky will continue to be unbeatable for the forseeable future Tour de France rising star Emanuel Buchmann on the 'brutal' Alpine stretches Tour de France: Kittel retires injured, Roglic wins stage 17 Anti-doping efforts still in their infancy in eSports Not unlike their counterparts with many "real" sports, eSports officials are involved in a growing battle against doping. However, it seems there is still a long way to go in this relatively new competitive activity. Why eSports are not recognized as a sport in Germany Counter Strike:more than just a shoot 'em up? Football clubs tackle eSports Why Team Sky will continue to be unbeatable for the foreseeable future While the quest for the yellow jersey has been tighter than usual, some things haven't changed. Chris Froome will probably win the Tour again, but the reason for this has less to do with his own efforts than in the past. Tour de France: 'King of the Mountains' Warren Barguil claims stage 18 Tour de France: Serious crashes overshadow Rigoberto Uran's stage nine win 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. 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