3 July 2018 | Euronews
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World News As it happened: Wednesday, July 4 Here are the big stories driving the day. -
World News Trump admin reverses Obama, prods schools to ignore racial factors in admissions The federal government's policy — which drew immediate criticism — now reverts to what it was during the George W. Bush administration. -
Libya More than 200 migrants drown in first 3 days of July More than 200 migrants drown in first 3 days of July -
World News Tunisia's capital elects first female mayor Souad Abderrahim is from Tunisia's moderate Islamic party, which advocates for separating politics from religion. -
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World News Nigerian captain told of father's kidnapping hours before World Cup match John Obi Mikel revealed he led Nigeria in its World Cup match against Argentina after receiving news his father had been kidnapped. -
World News McConnell: There's not much the federal government can do to respond to school shootings "I don't think at the federal level there's much that we can do other than appropriate funds," the Senate Majority Leader said Tuesday. -
Austria Kurz responds to German migration deal with plans to toughen borders Austrian Chancellor, Sebastian Kurz, says Germany’s new migration deal could force Austria to introduce tougher border checks -
Earth News Our sunny interview with Emma Laird British actress and model Emma Laird on where she will summer, favourite eateries and beauty routine. -
France Making a march: the photographers' perspective After walking for more than 1,400 kilometres, the Solidarity March for Migrants is about to end. Twelve photographers from the French collective "item”, have been following them and offer a unique view of the march and its participants. We present the work of three of them and their testimony. -
Europe News Training migrants for European jobs That's the aim of a new pilot project by the International Organisation of Migration called Skills2work. Its hoped it'll bridge the gap between the working population and aging community within the EU -
France Greenpeace activists pilot and crash drone into French nuclear plant's no-fly zone Greenpeace activists piloted a drone into the no-fly zone of the EDF-operated Bugey Nuclear Power Plant and crashed it against the heavily-reactive wall of its spent-fuel building on Tuesday to prove its vulnerability to foreign attacks. -
Sport England eliminate Colombia from World Cup in penalty shootout England has booked its place in the quarter finals -
Economy Greece now a "normal" eurozone country, says Moscovici Greece now a "normal" eurozone country, says EU Finance Commissioner Moscovici. -
Europe News MEPs join interpreters in strike action Interpreters staging a series of planned strikes disrupted the plenary in Strasbourg as MEPs showed solidarity with their protests for better working conditions. -
United Kingdom Windrush generation "denied their rights", report finds. Windrush generation denied their rights, says parliament's Home Affairs Committee. -
No Comment Greenpeace crash drone into French nuclear plant to highlight security issues A Superman drone is remotely controlled by Greenpeace activists and enters the no-fly zone of the nuclear plant of Bugey, Rhone valley, France. -
Spain Study shows increase in sexual assault complaints during Pamplona's San Fermin festival A study by Navarra's Public University shows there's an increase in the number of sexual assault complaints during Pamplona's bullfighting festival in the last few years. -
Germany German opposition groups slam Merkel-Seehofer deal A series of compromises have been made which secure Merkel's government but have upset several German oppostion groups. -
No Comment Snowfall brings welcome end to dry conditions Snow blanketed South Africa’s Cape as a cold front hit parts of the country on Monday, July 2. -
Economy Ryanair repeats calls for ‘urgent’ European action after 1,100 more flight cancellations The Dublin-based carrier says more than 1,100 flights have been cancelled for the second month running. -
Sport Joachim Löw to stay as Germany manager Joachim Löw to stay on as German team manager. He will now guide the Mannschaft to the European Championship in 2020. Their first international match will be against against France in Munich in September. -
World News Giant telescope captures first-ever snapshot of a newborn planet It's a baby photo of sorts — only this alien world is anything but cute and cuddly. -
World News Roaming stork lands Polish charity with huge phone bill Someone removed a SIM card from a GPS tracker placed on a stork's back to clock in 20 hours of phone calls. -
No Comment World Cup fever envelopes streets in Sao Paulo The World Cup fever has enveloped the streets of the Brazilian city Sao Paulo, with many colored soccer sculptures erected to cheer for its national football team competing in the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. -
World News Majority of Europe’s waterways fail to meet minimum EU standards: report Some 60% of surface water bodies surveyed by the European Environmental Agency (EEA) haven’t reached a good ecological status under the Water Framework Directive. -
World News Australian archbishop sentenced to detention for covering up child sex abuse "The whole of the community is devastated in so many ways by the decades of abuse and its concealment," sentencing magistrate said. -
No Comment Rototiller Racing World Championships take place in Emerson, Arkansas The Purple Hull Pea Festival played host to the Rotary Tiller World Championships on Saturday (30th June) in Emerson, Arkansas, USA. -
Sport Sweden beat Switzerland 1-0, advance to quarter-finals Sweden wins against Switzerland for a place in the quarter-finals. -
Earth News The world's first rooftop winery A start-up company transformed the rooftop of a former navy yard building in New York into an urban oasis. -
Europe News Artists bring copyright fight to European Parliament Artists want to be paid their dues, but digital defenders fear online censorship under the new EU copyright directive currently being put to MEPs. A decisive vote on the next steps towards becoming law is expected this week. -
United Kingdom UK government vows to ban 'abhorrent' gay conversion therapy UK government vows to ban 'abhorrent' gay conversion therapy -
World News 'Health care' worker arrested on suspicion of murdering 8 babies in U.K. The "heath care professional" was taken into police custody after year-long investigation into the deaths of 17 babies at a hospital neonatal unit. -
World News Dozens missing as boat capsizes off coast of Libya Dozens of migrants are missing in the coast off Libya. Their boat capsized about 31 kilometres from the capital Tripoli. While 41 people have been rescued, 170 are thought to still be missing in the Mediterranean Sea since Friday. -
World News Thai schoolboys found — but cave rescue is far from over "The water level in cave is still very high, so we have to teach them how to swim," the province's governor said. -
Cult French luxury fashion house Givenchy opened the Paris Fashion week The new collection was dedicated to Hubert de Givenchy, the founder of the label who died three months ago -
Cult In all its glory: Santiago de Compostela unveils newly restored portico In all its glory: Santiago de Compostela unveils newly restored Portico de la Gloria -
Thailand The rescue of the Thai football team is to take 'several weeks'. Here's how they'll get out. Will the boys have to learn how to dive or wait until water levels subside in order to exit the cave they've been trapped in for the last 10 days? -
Economy Iran's economy suffers decline following US sanctions threat Mismanagement of foreign currencies, internal economics and foreign pressure have all contributed to a rapid decline in the value of the rial -
Romania Romania flag gaffes: Iceland flag mistaken for UK's in official meeting It's not the first flag gaffe — nor second — carried out by Romanian organisers in recent weeks. -
Thailand Multi-national efforts double at the Thai cave rescue More rain is forecast as the 12 boys and coach remain in the cavern. -
World News World Cup: Despite heartbreaking loss, Japan leaves outstanding reputation behind The Japanese team may be out of the World Cup, but they leave an outstanding reputation behind that stole the hearts of football fans around the world. -
Australia Australian Archbishop convicted of concealing child sex abuse in the church Philip Wilson is the most senior Catholic in the world to be convicted of the offense. The 67-year-old was convicted in May of not disclosing the information of abuse to police of another priest in 1970's. -
Spain 'Game of Thrones', politics and television: Podemos and beyond | View How the Spanish left-wing party and other movements are using popular television shows to disrupt politics. -
France Paris mayor makes 'rainbow crossings' permanent in response to homophobic vandalism Paris has taken a stance after homophobic graffiti appeared on one of the rainbow pedestrian crossings painted for Gay Pride — with authorities now making the street art permanent. -
USA Watch: Margarita-loving bear relaxes in California hot tub A California man was surprised to see a furry trespasser using his pool as he sipped on his Friday afternoon margarita. -
World News Iran diplomat arrested over ‘plot to attack’ opposition meeting in France The diplomat is among a group of people arrested over an alleged plot to bomb a weekend rally by an exiled Iranian opposition group in France, where US President Donald Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani was in attendance. -
World News Belgium's win over Japan: A World Cup comeback not seen in almost half a century From Russia 2018 to Mexico 1970. The last time a team came back after being 2-0 behind in the score in the knockout stage was West Germany 48 years ago. -
World News Euphoria as trapped Thai boys found, but ordeal not over, yet The 12 boys and their football coach were discovered sheltering on a ridge in a network of Thai caves. Weak, struggling to adjust to bright light and tackling flood waters, they may not be able to leave for weeks. -
USA Watch: Dutch PM Rutte interrupts Trump over trade deal claims The Dutch prime minister said “No” when Trump claimed that failing to reach an agreement on EU trade would be a good thing. -
World News As it happened: Tuesday, July 3 Euronews brings you breaking news and trending stories for Tuesday, July 3. -
World News Obrador and Trump talk immigration and trade in their first phone call Immigration and trade dominate the first phone call between Mexican president-elect Obrador and US President Trump. Relations between Mexico and the United States have been strained over the past two years, particularly over the future of NAFTA and Trump's promise to build a border wall, -
Thailand The rescue of the Thai football team is to take 'several weeks'. Here's how they'll get out. Will the boys have to learn how to dive or wait until water levels subside in order to exit the cave they've been trapped in for the last 10 days? -
Germany Merkel averts coalition crisis Chancellor Angela Merkel out plays her interior minister, Horst Seehofer and settles migration row