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Daily Bulletin 28.07.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Deadly knife attack in Hamburg supermarket Hamburg police are reporting that one person has been killed and four injured in a knife attack in a Hamburg grocery store. Bystanders chased down the assailant and tackled him before police arrived on the scene. Two German tourists killed in knife attack at Egyptian resort of Hurghada Car rams Heidelberg pedestrians, killing one man Hamburg G20 riot damages run into millions Asia North Korea fires yet another missile towards Japan Japan has said that North Korea launched a missile that may have landed in its waters. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has convened a special meeting of government officials. The US Pentagon confirmed the report. Sabers rattle on Korean Peninsula North Korea's war of words with the world US House passes Russia, Iran, North Korea sanctions bill Are Kim Jong Nam murder suspects being framed by N. Korea? US to ban Americans from visiting North Korea What is an intercontinental ballistic missile? Kremlin tells US to cut diplomatic staff in sanctions row Russia's Foreign Ministry has told the US to cut the number of its diplomats in Russia, responding to anti-Russian sanctions endorsed by the US Senate. Moscow accused the US of hiding behind "exceptionalism." US Senate passes sanctions against Russia US sanctions on Russia could hit German companies New US Russia sanctions bill risks EU anger Russia readies for spiraling sanctions in US escalation Germany wary of US sanctions against Russia From Russia to Syria and Iran: Do EU sanctions really work? Fresh US Russia sanctions could tie Donald Trump's hands, but strain transatlantic ties Turkey to release some Cumhuriyet newspaper staff A Turkish court has released seven jailed newspaper staff pending the end of their terrorism trial. At least four others will remain behind bars. 'Cumhuriyet' journalists on trial Cumhuriyet newspaper trial begins in Istanbul as part of Erdogan's post coup crackdown in Turkey Men under 50 barred from Jerusalem holy site again Israel has again banned men under 50 from entering the contentious holy site in Jerusalem for Friday prayers. The move comes after more than 100 people were injured in clashes. Muslim worshippers return to Al Aqsa Mosque for prayer Muslims return to Temple Mount - DW's Tania Kraemer reports from Jerusalem Muslim leaders call for return to Jerusalem holy site What is Jerusalem's contentious holy site Temple Mount? The Temple Mount: A clash of cultures Jordan's King Abdullah II slams Netanyahu over embassy killings Israel 'playing with fire' with Palestinians in Jerusalem's Temple Mount, warns Arab League World US sanctions expert: European concerns are exaggerated Former US diplomat Daniel Fried, who coordinated sanctions in the Obama administration, talked to DW about the US Congress' decision to impose tougher sanctions on Russia and Europe's undue concerns. US sanctions on Russia could hit German companies New US Russia sanctions bill risks EU anger From Russia to Syria and Iran: Do EU sanctions really work? Kremlin asks US to cut diplomatic staff in sanctions row Pakistani court topples PM Nawaz Sharif Pakistan's Supreme Court has disqualified the country's premier Nawaz Sharif in a corruption case related to Panama Papers. Pro-democracy activists say the verdict was politically motivated and a setback for democracy. Modi on surprise visit to Pakistan Panama Papers: Pakistani PM's aide calls for international support Asma Jahangir: 'Panama Papers report aimed at ousting PM Sharif' Pakistan's Panama Papers ruling is a win for everyone The civilian surrender - Pakistan reinstates military courts Corruption in Pakistan - Two Sharifs, two different sets of rules? Opinion: Modi and Sharif mean business Who really is Imran Khan? #DawnLeaks: Pakistani PM Sharif 'forces' powerful military to back off Germany AfD populists milk anti-refugee anger in German region with few asylum seekers Support for the anti-immigration AfD has been eroding, but not in eastern Germany. The right-wing populists remain a force in Mecklenburg-West Pommerania, which has fewer refugees than any other state. How can that be? How welcome are refugees today? Who are the AfD's top candidates? AfD discusses dangers of extremism Schulz slams Merkel's migration policies Ten things you need to know about the AfD Germany's populist AfD party anxious after dip in polls Politicians blame Merkel's refugee policy for defeat in regional elections Germany's SPD holds Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, populist AfD second Study links far-right extremism and eastern German mentality Study says refugee allocation doesn't help integration chances Opinion: Merkel challenger Martin Schulz too desperate, too soon Donald Trump-style populism has no chance in German election Right-wing populist AfD may sue to get on talk shows What the terms 'right' and 'left' mean in the German election Sports Formula One: Alonso considers year away in Indycar Twice Formula One world champion Fernando Alonso is losing patience with his massively underperforming McLaren-Honda. After impressing in the Indy 500 this May, the Spaniard is mulling a year away from F1 next season. McLaren's Alonso to skip Monaco GP for Indy 500 Women's Euro: Steffi Jones and Co. 'not looking through rose tinted glasses' Germany take on Denmark Saturday in the quarterfinals of the Women's Euro in the Netherlands. Germany have faced much criticism over their lack of goal production, but Steffi Jones doesn't seem overly concerned. Women's Euro: Germany beat Russia 2-0 to advance to quarterfinals Women's Euro 2017: Germany beat Italy 2-1, defenders deliver the goals 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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