The killing of a Kashmir-based rebel leader by Indian forces has fuelled the already strong anti-Indian sentiment prevalent in Muslim-majority Kashmir and has led to large protests. Kashmiri youths hurled rocks at Indian troops, who responded by using live ammunition, pellet guns and tear gas to control the crowd. The live ammunition has left 50 youths dead and many more blinded and injured.

Fahmim Ferdous is a young journalist from Bangladesh who’s currently working with the DW Academy in Bonn. His main area of journalistic expertise is Bangladesh's culture and the arts and he shares his knowledge and love in an interview with WorldLink.

Florida is traditionally a swing state, where no single candidate or party has overwhelming support. But Florida, especially Miami, also has a high number of ethnic Russians, many of whom support Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump for stressing he'd like to improve relations with Moscow and for considering recognizing the annexed Ukrainian peninsula as Russian territory.

What will it take for Christians driven out of their homelands by Islamic State militants to consider returning home? Is enough being done to stop persecution against non-Muslims in refugee camps here in Germany? Plus, meet the American-Russians who are backing Donald Trump and the Kashmiri youths who were left blinded by “non-lethal” weapons fired by Indian forces.

On this week's show: We take a closer look at the Gulen movement that is being held responsible for the coup attempt in Turkey and hear how its members are being targeted by their Turkish neighbors in Germany. Plus, the extra hurdles on the Olympic journey for Greek athletes and the bluegrass aficionados keeping the spirit of American folk music alive.

On this week's show: We take a closer look at the Gulen movement that is being held responsible for the coup attempt in Turkey and hear how its members are being targeted by their Turkish neighbors in Germany. Plus, the extra hurdles on the Olympic journey for Greek athletes and the bluegrass aficionados keeping the spirit of American folk music alive.

Turkey's president has blamed the July 15 failed coup on his foe, US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen. As conflicting theories swirl in Turkey, Gulen supporters in Germany say they've been targeted by their Turkish neighbors.

Athens pulled off hosting the Olympic Games back in 2004. But since then the country has been in economic turmoil. After years of cuts to public spending, the country's professional athletes have had a particularly tough journey to Rio.

On today's show: A look back on a week of horrific attacks, from Syria to Afghanistan, France to Germany. We find out what happened on Twitter during the Munich shooting, and why the world doesn't seem to be paying attention to rising civilian deaths in Afghanistan. Plus, the victims of Turkey's failed putsch, Germany's journalist boot camp, and the Bayreuth festival opens with Wagner's Parsifal.

On today's show: A look back on a week of horrific attacks, from Syria to Afghanistan, France to Germany. We find out what happened on Twitter during the Munich shooting, and why the world doesn't seem to be paying attention to rising civilian deaths in Afghanistan. Plus, the victims of Turkey's failed putsch, Germany's journalist boot camp, and the Bayreuth festival opens with Wagner's Parsifal.