1 July 2018 | Euronews
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World News German Interior Minister offers to resign over asylum policy German Interior Minister and CSU party leader Horst Seehofer has offered to leave his posts over the Chancellor’s asylum policy, according to party sources. -
World News Boise stabbing suspect injured 9 at 3-year-old's birthday party "As you can imagine, the Wylie Street Apartment and our community is reeling from this attack," Boise Police Chief Bill Bones said. -
United Kingdom Girl dies after bouncy castle ‘explodes’ on beach A six-year-old girl has died after the bouncy castle she was playing on ‘exploded’ according to witnesses on a beach in Norfolk in eastern England. -
Sport Russia knocks out Spain in penalty shoot-out Spain take on hosts Russia in the Round of 16 of the 2018 World Cup. -
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Sport Croatia knocks Denmark out of the World Cup winning 3-2 on penalties Croatia and Denmark battled it out for a place in the quarter-finals at the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium. -
No Comment It's all fun and games for England's Kane, Rashford and Lingard England play Colombia in their World Cup last-16 match on Tuesday, in what is one of the biggest games in the country's recent history. But if there was any pressure, you couldn't tell on the players' faces on Sunday -
No Comment Climbing season kicks off at Mount Fuji for Yamanashi trails People gathered at the summit of Mount Fuji before dawn on Sunday to view the sunrise on the first day of the climbing season. -
No Comment World Cup soccer fever interrupts military parade in Red Square A ceremonial parade by Russia's Horse and Foot Guard of the Presidential Regiment - a centuries-old Russian imperial tradition - on the historic Red Square, did not escape World Cup soccer fever on Saturday. -
No Comment Steven LoBue wins first Cliff Diving event for three years Steven LoBue sealed victory at the second stop of the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series in Bilbao, Spain on Saturday. It was the American's first triumph since he won at the same location in 2015. -
World News Spain’s new UNESCO world heritage site The UNESCO list of world heritage sites has a new addition. After Spain's medieval city of Medina Azahara was added on Sunday, -
No Comment Road collapses in southwest China A road in southwest China's Sichuan Province partially collapsed on Sunday, sending its retaining walls to the ground. -
World News U.S. has plan to dismantle North Korea nuclear program in year, Bolton says Washington and Pyongyang have yet to negotiate the terms under which North Korea it would relinquish its weapons. -
Germany As it happened: Monday, July 2 The latest news and updates as they happened this morning. -
World News Judge temporarily blocks FEMA from ending housing aid to displaced Puerto Ricans A judge will hold a hearing on Monday after a Latino civil rights group filed a suit to stop what it feared would be evictions. -
Germany Merkel coalition under threat German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s hopes of resolving a political crisis in her ruling coalition have suffered a blow, with details of a European Union deal on migrants already being called into question. -
World News Rare African Twin Elephants are born in Kenya For the first time since 1980, rare twin elephants have been born at the Amboseli National Park in Kenya. -
France Sky 'confident' Chris Froome will ride Tour de France despite ban attempt The defending champion will compete, even if the organisers of cycling's biggest race want to prevent the four-time winner from appearing in this year's event, says Team Sky. -
Mexico Voting under way in Mexico election Mexicans have begun voting for a new president in an election that could sharpen divisions with US President Donald Trump over migration and trade. -
Belgium Mix-and-match holidaymakers to enjoy stronger financial protections People booking mix-and-match holidays from a single point of sale will from July 1 enjoy the same protections granted to those who purchase ready-made packages from travel agencies. -
France France lowers speed limit The French government hopes thousands of lives a year can be saved by lowering the speed limit on secondary roads from 90 to 80km an hour -
Yemen Offensive on Yemeni port halted for talks Saudi-led coalition attacks on the port city of Hodeida are to be suspended to explore a UN initiative -
France Notorious gangster escapes French prison by helicopter One of France's most famous gangsters has escaped a prison in the Paris region by helicopter, according to local media. -
France Notorious gangster escapes French prison by helicopter A gangster has escaped a prison in the Paris region after three heavily armed accomplices landed a helicopter. -
China Hong Kong marks anniversary of return to Chinese rule The former British colony of Hong Kong has marked the 21st anniversary of its return to Chinese rule with a flag-raising ceremony. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia ready to increase oil output The leader of Saudi Arabia promised President Donald Trump that he can boost oil production if needed and the country has 2 million barrels per day of spare capacity available. -
France France honours Simone Veil with rare hero's burial in the Panthéon The former minister, Holocaust survivor, and EU president is only the fifth woman to be buried in the secular mausoleum. -
Spain Great White shark spotted off Spanish coast A great white shark has been spotted near Spain's Balearic Islands for the first time in at least 30 years. -
World News Calls to boost military spending add to U.K.'s growing sense of unease A former defense chief says the U.K. faces a hard choice: increase the defense budget or accept a diminished status as a military power. -
USA Violent clashes at U.S. immigration rally Fighting broke out in Portland, Oregon as rival groups fought over Donald Trump's immigration policy -
Syria Rebel-held towns in southwestern Syria surrender The Syrian army has taken back control of much of Deraa province with some towns surrendering and others being bombed into submission -
World News 'Everyone is running for his life': 160,000 displaced by regime offensive in southern Syria More than 160,000 civilians have fled towards the Jordanian border as the Assad regime looks to press its advantage in the country's civil war.