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• Pope addresses abuse issues on first day of visit 

  In the first of three planned speeches Pope Francis said he is "very conscious" of the circumstances of "our most vulnerable brothers and sisters"
• Actions across Europe in solidarity with Saturday Mothers 

  Hundreds gathered across Europe to give voice to the unrelenting cry of the Saturday Mothers who have been holding sit-in in Taksim’s Galatasaray Square every Saturday for 23 years.
• Germany gives 700.000 Euros to Erdoğan’s institution 

  Last year, the Merkel government gave 724.000 Euros in financial support to the DITIB, the Turkish religious affairs institution that works as a branch of the Erdoğan regime in Ankara.
• Meeting about Öcalan in Yerevan 

  An encounter to talk about the role of the Kurdish people's Leader was held in the Armenian capital
• Venezuelan migrants crisis at critical level, said OIM 

  The Organisation for Migration said that Venezuelan migrants crisis comparable to refugees crisis in the Mediterranean
• New Prime Minister on sight in Iraq? 

  After months of talks, an agreement seems to have been reached in Iraq to nominate the new Prime Minister
• Signals of agreement on Idlib between Russia and Turkey 

  Turkish foreign minister Cavusoglu holds joint conference with Russian foreign minister Lavrov
• Senyasar family lawyer: Everybody should support the case 

  The confidentiality order on the casefile for the murder of Haci Esvet Senyasar and his children by AKP MP Ibrahim Halil Yildiz’s bodyguards is still in place
• Ankara-Moscow traffic intensifies 

  For the second time in a week, Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar and head of MIT, Hakan Fidan are going to Moscow
• US sanctions signal to Turkey over Russian S-400 deal 

  US State Department's spokesperson signalled sanctions may be triggered if S-400 deal goes ahead
• Sinn Fein EMP: British government hiding Brexit full damage 

  The British government is trying to hide, suppress and cover up the full horror of its Brexit plans
• Support from Heyva Sor to the people of Afrin and North Kurdistan 

  Heyva Sor a Kurdistanê has taken the aid they raised for the Eid al-Adha to the people from Afrin in the Shehba region and the residents of the demolished provinces of Northern Kurdistan.
• Venezuela's Economic Recovery Plan underway 

  President Nicolas Maduro had announced the economic reform at this party’s conference earlier in July
• Idlib operation taking shape 

  The Bashar Al-Assad regime wants to take control of Idlib after 7 years of war. Washington, Paris and London are issuing warnings for chemicals, as London starts to withdraw from Idlib.
• German court finds fascist Turkish stabber of 4 Kurds not guilty 

  Having stabbed 4 Kurds in the middle of the street in broad daylight in Hannover, Germany, Celal A. was found not guilty by the courts after walking around free for the last 3 years.
• Germany made 5 weapons deals with Turkey in 4 months 

  While weapons trade between Germany and Turkey decreased compared to previous years, it has come to light that the Merkel government made 5 weapons deals worth a total of half a million Euros between March 14 when they took office and the end of June.
• YPJ's Anna Campbell has a street in Bilbao  

  The internationalist fighter will have a street named after her for the whole week of the big festival in the Basque city.
• Suicide attack in Iraq kills 6, wounds 30 

  Suicide attack in a village north of Tikrit targeted former politician.
• Germany forgets about its citizens arrested in Turkey 

  The Merkel government is rejoicing the lifting of the foreign travel ban for journalist and German citizen Meşale Tolu, while at least 7 more German citizens are still held hostage by the Erdoğan regime.
• Ankara’s fancy for Kirkuk: “Ancestral land” 

  The Turkish state sent Ambassador to Baghdad Fatih Yıldız to Kirkuk on the first day of Eid. Yıldız attended the Eid prayers in Kirkuk, which he called their “ancestral land”.
• The state hides in fortresses and towers against the guerrilla 

  From towers to outposts, fortified kalekols to “smart towers” along the border, the Turkish state is trying to protect itself and has now started to shut its co-conspirators in “armed towers”.
• Trump to Turkey: There will be no concessions 

  The U.S. President reiterated he has no intention to agree any demands from Turkey in exchange for the release of pastor Brunson.
• Rojava Youth in Lebanon condemns Turkish attacks on Kurdistan 

  The Rojava Youth Union organised a press conference in Beirut condemning Turkish attacks against the Kurds and Kurdistan.
• Explosion in Raqqa results in injuries 

  A woman and a child got wounded as result of an explosion in Raqqa.
• 10 people detained in Urfa 

  The AKP regime continues its political genocide operations against the Kurdish people.