30 June 2018 | Euronews
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France Paris Pride marches on despite homophobic attacks Thousands marched in support of LGBT rights at the annual Paris Gay Pride on Saturday, despite fears that recent homophobic attacks in the French capital would overshadow the event. -
Mexico Mexicans vote for their next President As municipal workers remove political signs and stickers from walls and posts the day before voting, Mexicans go to the polls on Sunday for their next President. They'll be choosing for either a left-wing political change or for continuity. -
World News Third U.S. ambassador to step down amid frustrations with Trump Melville said comments made by President Donald Trump on Wednesday about the European Union spurred his decision to step down. -
No Comment The art of pizza A restaurant in St Petersburg has found a delicious way to get into the World Cup spirit - pizza featuring the faces of soccer legends Cristiano Ronaldo and Luis Suarez. -
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No Comment Thousands celebrate Gay Pride in Manila Thousands of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights supporters marched in Manila's annual Pride March on Saturday (June 30) as the country's top court deliberated a case seeking to legalise same sex marriage. -
USA US protestors: “Immigrants Are Welcome Here!” Tens of thousands of demonstrators’ march through the streets of New York and nationwide, against the immigration policies of US President Donald Trump. It's after the Trump administration's policy of separating families caught crossing the Mexican border illegally. -
Sport Uruguay joins the final eight after beating Portugal 2-1 Uruguay and Portugal go head-to-head at the Fisht Olympic Stadium for a chance to face France in the Quarter Final. -
Sport France knock Argentina out of the World Cup 4-3 France and Argentina face off at the Kazan arena as they look to book their place in the Quarter Final. -
World News Running dry? British pubs hit by World Cup beer shortage As England prepares to enter the tournament's knockout stages, Londoners are among those being hit by a European CO2 outage affecting the drinks industry. -
No Comment New Hello Kitty bullet train in Japan is launched Vivid pink ribbons are painted on the white train cars as well as Hello Kitty wearing a conductor’s uniform, and inside there are Hello Kitty decorations and space for passengers to take commemorative photos of their trip -
No Comment Japanese rocket crashed to the ground after 4 secs Firefighters say the area within a 600 metre radius of the launch site had been cordoned off fortunately, so there were no injuries. -
Canada Canada strikes back at US steel and aluminium tariffs It's announced over ten and a half billion euros worth ($12.63 billion) of retaliatory duties until Washington relents. Some items will be subject to taxes of 10 or 25 percent -
Italy NGO boats to be blocked ‘all summer’ from Italian ports NGO rescue boats will not be allowed to port or refuel in Italy “all summer”, according to the Italian Interior Minister and Deputy PM Matteo Salvini. -
Sport Preview. Spain v Russia Spain, one of the hot favourites to win the World Cup, face the hosts Russia in the round of 16. -
Belgium European Commission says NGO migrant rescue vessels must obey the law Despite the agreement on migration reached at the Brussels summit, there are signs of continuing divisions with Italian Prime Minister Matteo Salvini saying that migrants saved by NGO boats will not be allowed into Italy -
No Comment Mexico World Cup parade cancelled for fear of dancing on Lenin's grave A Day of the Dead-themed parade in Moscow was cancelled over fears that it was too close to Lenin's tomb. -
Thailand Tense search for lost cave boys in Thailand continues Rescuers in Thailand are still searching for a group of 12 boys and their football coach who went to explore a cave complex prone to flooding -
Mali Deadly attack on Mali military base leaves six dead Islamist militants armed with rockets and explosives raided the headquarters of an African military taskforce in central Mali, leaving at least six people dead on Friday, a spokesman for the force said. -
United Kingdom Tata and Thyssenkrupp join forces to shake up Europe's steel industry Germany's Thyssenkrupp and India's Tata Steel signed a final agreement on Saturday to establish a steel joint venture. it is the European steel industry's biggest shake-up in more than a decade. -
World News Canada announces billions in retaliatory tariffs against U.S. "We will not escalate and we will not back down," Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said. -
Belgium End of World War One commemorated in Belgium The Waterfront Project organised a human chain along the coast of Belgium to remember those who died in the Great War -
USA Trump sets a date to name his Supreme Court nominee US President Donald Trump said he plans to announce his nominee to replace retiring US Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy on July 9, and that he has narrowed his list of candidates. -
Syria Civilians flee fighting in southern Syria The UN is warning of a humanitarian disaster as the government continues its offensive to gain control of rebel-held Daraa -
USA Candlelight vigil for victims of Maryland newspaper shooting A candlelight vigil was held for the five victims shot dead at a newspaper office in Annapolis on Thursday -
World News North Korea has increased nuclear production at secret sites, say officials "Work is ongoing to deceive us on the number of facilities, the number of weapons, the number of missiles," said one U.S. official.