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Daily Bulletin 27.07.2017 | 18:30 UTC Business Porsche hit by recall over emissions cheating The sports car maker has become the latest Volkswagen subsidiary to be dragged into the group's emissions cheating scandal, after the German Ministry of Transport ordered a recall of thousands of Cayenne diesel models. Is Germany ready for a ban on diesel cars? Even Porsche Cheated Dieselgate: Porsche employees now under investigation Volkswagen faces new California fine over 'Dieselgate' Diesel emissions kill. What is the car industry going to do about it? Germany wary of US sanctions against Russia Policymakers and economic organizations in Germany are getting increasingly nervous about the latest round of sanctions against Russia that the US administration looks set to implement. Energy sector firms are alarmed. EU warns US over Russia sanctions Russia readies for spiraling sanctions in US escalation From Russia to Syria and Iran: Do EU sanctions really work? News Muslim leaders call for return to Jerusalem holy site Muslim leaders have instructed worshippers to return to pray inside Jerusalem's Temple Mount, or Noble Sanctuary. Israel moved to de-escalate tension after a July shooting at the site by removing security devices. Muslims return to Temple Mount - DW's Tania Kraemer reports from Jerusalem Israeli-Palestinian tensions rise Muslims unmoved by Israeli security concession What is Jerusalem's contentious holy site Temple Mount? Palestinians reject new Israeli security measures at Jerusalem holy site Muslims protest increased security at Jerusalem's Temple Mount Jerusalem's Temple Mount closed for Muslim prayers after police killed The Temple Mount: A clash of cultures Israel 'playing with fire' with Palestinians in Jerusalem's Temple Mount, warns Arab League Facebook posts jump in profits, eyes Messenger, WhatsApp growth Facebook posted an ad-driven profit increase of 71 percent, and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg wants more ads. He is eyeing a rollout in Messenger and WhatsApp. Fighting hate on the Net Facebook now has two billion monthly users Zuckerberg releases Facebook manifesto Europe's most Instagrammed sights Surveillance: German police ready to hack WhatsApp messages Mugabe's wife Grace says Zimbabwe president should name successor Zimbabwe's first lady Grace Mugabe has urged her 93-year old husband to pick a leader to succeed him, which he has long refused to do. Robert Mugabe has already started campaigning for the next year's election. Political satire in Zimbabwe #ThisFlag: The man behind the hashtag that shut Zimbabwe down President Mugabe slams warring factions within his party Grace Mugabe wades into rainy season eviction row Zimbabwe's ZANU-PF elects Mugabe and wife to top posts World Religion, 'honor' and Pakistan's 'revenge rape' Pakistani police have arrested a council elder for ordering a man to molest a girl to avenge his sister's rape. DW examines how masculine "honor" and religious norms combine to subjugate women in the Islamic country. Mukhtar Mai: Gang rape victim on fashion catwalk Pakistan: Fearing your husband Pakistan: attacks on women rarely punished Revenge rape in Pakistan leads to council of elders' arrest Pakistani parliament passes landmark anti-'honor killing' bill Is it time to reform Pakistan's Council of Islamic Ideology? Pakistani model Qandeel Baloch - Patriarchy's latest victim Why wearing the burqa is on the rise in South Asia Women defy local traditions in Pakistan's Swat Valley Barrow: 'Press freedom has been restored' Gambian President Adama Barrow has hinted on a possible trial of former leader Yahya Jammeh, currently in exile in neighboring Equatorial Guinea. The Gambia's post-election blues Gambian authorities seize ex-president Jammeh's bank accounts Hope for young Gambians at home Germany What now for German IS brides when they return home? The case of runaway jihadi schoolgirl Linda W. has raised the question of what will happen if she returns to Germany. Membership of "Islamic State" is not trivial, but a mere prison sentence could be counter-productive. German girl arrested in Mosul – Q & A with journalist Amir Musawy, who visited her How IS radicalizes teenagers using the internet German jihadi schoolgirl could face jail in Iraq: journalist German teenage runaway suspected of joining IS found in Iraq German school runs scheme to stop spread of extremism among teenagers German teenage girls suspected of joining 'IS' Children survive 'Islamic State' hungry and traumatized Iraqis wonder what will follow 'Islamic State' in Mosul Anis Amri case: Berlin launches probe into Christmas market attack Anis Amri: How a terror suspect eluded German authorities Sports In North America, eSports are taking the college route Universities have long been a major force on the North American sports scene, but now, it's not only the football or basketball players who are getting all the accolades. Collegiate eSports are now very much on the rise. Anti-doping efforts still in their infancy in eSports League of Legends to introduce franchising Why eSports are not recognized as a sport in Germany DreamHack 2017 – Germany's Largest LAN Party Bayern Munich lead the chase for Far Eastern riches The German champions are about to wrap up another money-spinning tour of Asia. DW's Michael Da Silva followed Bayern to Shanghai to see how they're getting ahead in the world's fastest growing market. Bundesliga: Chicharito, Rodriguez and the social media game Bayern Munich and Wolfsburg open offices in China Bundesliga most popular league in Chinese digital media for second year running Angel Maria Villar resigns from UEFA, FIFA posts The president of the Spanish football association has resigned from his posts as vice president of both UEFA and FIFA. Angel Maria Villar is currently in jail on corruption charges. Spain's Villar pulls out of UEFA race Spanish football federation president arrested on corruption charges 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. Environment Living Planet: Milk 'n' meat This week, 21st century solutions for for sustainable food: From bio-hacking to crowd-butchering, solar-powered milk cans to livestock resilient enough for Africa's drought-ridden future. And two words: camel milk. Living Planet: Milk 'n' meat   © Deutsche Welle 2017