16 June 2018 | Euronews
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Sport Croatia beat Nigeria 2-0 in their first game of the World Cup Croatia beat Nigeria 2-0 in their first game of the World Cup -
Spain Valencia prepares to welcome migrant ship The Spanish port of Valencia is making last-minute preparations to receive the 630 migrants aboard the Aquarius and two Italian vessels. -
Russia Taxi runs into crowd in central Moscow, injuring eight Eight people have sought medical help after a taxi ran into a crowd in central Moscow, according to police -
Sport World Cup 2018: Denmark beats Peru 1-0 with a goal from Poulsen Denmark and Peru face off in their first games of this year's World Cup. -
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World News Car bomb tears through joyous Eid cease-fire in Afghanistan The blast struck a gathering of Taliban and Afghan security officials in the eastern province of Nangarhar, officials said. -
Italy Italians march in solidarity with migrant workers Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Rome on Saturday calling for greater rights for migrant workers. -
Russia Chechen football fans give Salah 100kg birthday cake Egypt forward Mohamed Salah's 26th birthday didn't get off to a good start as his team lost to Uruguay in their first group match of the World Cup. -
No Comment Les Bleus and Socceroos' fans mingle Australian and French fans arrived at the Kazan Arena on Saturday to see the Socceroos taking on Les Bleus. -
No Comment Iceland practise their Viking clap Iceland fans made the most of their reputation as fiery Vikings on Saturday, practising their thunderous "Viking clap" ahead of their World Cup match in Moscow. -
No Comment Male panda twins born in China The first pair of male giant panda twins this year were born in southwest China's Sichuan Province on Friday morning. Aili, the mother panda, gave birth to the twins at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding. -
USA Thousands of children separated from families in US migrant clampdown About 2,000 children have been separated from their families and held in a converted Walmart store as part of a US clampdown on illegal migrants -
Greece Greek government survives confidence vote despite angry protest The Greek Government has survived a vote of no confidence but demonstrators took part in angry protests over a deal with Macedonia -
United Kingdom UK Home Office returns epileptic boy's medicinal cannabis oil Britain's Home Office Saturday used a special power to return medicinal cannabis oil it had confiscated from an epileptic boy. -
World News Saudi-led forces seize airport in key Yemen port city The United Nations, which failed to find a diplomatic solution to head off the assault, fears the fighting will cut off the only lifeline for most Yemenis. -
Sport World Cup first-timers Iceland hold Argentina to draw as Messi has penalty saved Join us for live coverage as World Cup debutants Iceland take on the might of Messi and Argentina. -
Spain At least four dead as hundreds more people rescued from Mediterranean Spain's maritime rescue service said on Friday it picked up 471 people from more than 50 boats trying to cross from North Africa. -
Belgium Europeans ‘less aware’ mobile roaming fees have been scrapped Ignorance of a landmark European Union law that scraps mobile phone roaming charges is on the increase, according to a new study. -
World News Trump's 'deal of the century' can't escape America's past Mideast failures No one interviewed in the West Bank town of Abu Dis welcomed the idea of it becoming a Palestinian capital. -
Yemen United Nations says Yemen battle could spark famine Yemenis headed for Eid al-Fitr prayers on Friday, June 15, amid heavy security as the outskirts of country's main port city saw a battle the United Nations fears could trigger a famine imperilling millions of lives. -
Sport World Cup 2018: Pogba scores the winner as France beat Australia Paul Pogba scores the winner as France beat Australia 2-1. -
United Kingdom Massive blaze is a ‘devastating loss for Glasgow’ A huge fire has ripped through one of Scotland’s architectural gems for the second time in four years.