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Daily Bulletin 22.07.2017 | 18:30 UTC Germany Munich shooter liked Nazis, Breivik, identified as Aryan, says report The late David S., who killed nine people during his rampage in Munich a year ago, asked people to refer to him as the 'spree killer' long before the shooting. The Iranian-German idolized mass murderer Anders Breivik. Munich shooting spree report released Mass shooters leave hidden clues before their crime, says sociologist Afghan teen met Munich shooter shortly before attack Authorities arrest man suspected of selling gun to Munich shooter Munich shooting - teenager kills nine and himself In Munich, recovery comes with frustration World Erdogan travels to Gulf region to help mend rift between Qatar and its neighbors On his upcoming Gulf trip, the Turkish president's diplomatic skills will be put to the test. He must preserve the alliance with Qatar, while not jeopardizing good relations with Saudi Arabia. World Stories - Failed coup - Erdogan divides Turks One Year On: Erdogan Under Pressure? Erdogan: 'No mercy for traitors' as Turkey marks coup anniversary Qatar crisis: What you need to know Genocide debate puts Germany in tough spot with Turkey Germany continues war of words with Turkey, reviews arms sales Qatar changes anti-terror legislation amid Gulf crisis Dieselgate Diesel emissions kill. What is the auto industy going to do about it? A 1,500-euro ($1,750) fix could save thousands of lives, but carmakers are unwilling to pay. Should the auto industry pick up the bill for its own mess? Decision day for diesel car ban in Stuttgart Daimler investigated for emissions cheating New report: Massive collusion amongst German automakers Volkswagen faces new California fine over 'Dieselgate' Court to decide the future of diesel cars in Germany News German teenage runaway suspected of joining IS found in Iraq A 16-year-old German girl who allegedly ran away to Iraq to join the so-called "Islamic State" has been found. The girl, along with three German women, are reportedly being held in an Iraqi prison. Victory in Mosul - Aram Shakaram from Save the Children speaks with DW German authorities probe identities of women found in Mosul tunnel Iraqi armed forces out for revenge in Mosul Rising number of Germans carrying out IS suicide attacks Opinion: 'Islamic State' jihadism could live on Interpol releases list of 173 potential IS bombers who could be in Europe Interpol has circulated a list of 173 alleged "Islamic State" (IS) fighters who might be trained to carry out suicide attacks in Europe. The list was compiled using US intelligence from operations in Syria and Iraq. The fight to retake Raqqa is now the priority Why are some people attracted to Jihad? Amnesty says Iraqi forces, US-led coalition may have committed war crimes in Mosul Raqqa: The human cost of degrading the 'Islamic State' Opinion: 'Islamic State' jihadism could live on US plan to 'annihilate IS' raises questions over civilian toll, larger strategy Poland Senate passes contested Supreme Court reforms Poland's Law and Justice (PiS) party's contested judicial reforms have passed another key hurdle, despite protests and warnings from the EU. Hungary's Viktor Orban has vowed to support Poland amid EU sanction threats. Poland: Fear for democracy rises Judicial reforms in Poland send thousands to streets Q&A with DW correspondent Wojciech Szymanski on the Polish judiciary reform bill 'Somebody has stolen Poland and its values' Polish court reforms: What Jaroslaw Kaczynski actually proposes Judge: 'Poland's separation of powers being undermined' Thousands protest in Poland after controversial Supreme Court bill passed EU urges Poland to halt judicial reforms or face sanctions Poland's judiciary conundrum: Where is the resistance? European Commission takes on Hungary over 'Soros laws' Sports Chris Froome set to claim fourth Tour de France victory Britain's Chris Froome has effectively sealed a fourth Tour de France title - his third in a row - after finishing third in the penultimate stage in Marseille on Saturday. Poland's Maciej Bodnar won the stage. Why Team Sky will continue to be unbeatable for the foreseeable future British Open: Branden Grace shoots 62 to break 44-year-old record South African Branden Grace made history on Saturday when he became the first golfer to shoot a round of 62 at a major championship. The 29-year-old's eight-under-par round featured eight birdies and no dropped shots. 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