7 July 2018 | Euronews
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Thailand 'Today is D-Day' for Thai boys trapped in cave, says rescue operation chief The twelve teenagers and their football coach have been trapped inside the Tham Luang cave complex for more than two weeks. -
Russia Russian fans sad but proud after World Cup exit Russians have expressed pride that their team - the lowest ranked in the tournament - had made it so far. -
World News N. Korea shreds Trump's boastful assurance of diplomatic success Analysis by Andrea Mitchell: The regime's harsh statement illustrates the risk in putting so much stock into last month's ceremonial Singapore summit. -
World News Monsoon rains threaten window for Thai soccer team rescue Steady rain began falling on Saturday evening in Chiang Rai, but the downpours looming in the forecast have yet to materialize. -
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No Comment London mayor Sadiq Khan opens Pride parade Tens of thousands join LGBTQI festival -
Belgium Brussels protesters demonstrate against Trump visit At least 2,000 people gathered in Brussels to protest against a visit President Trump -
No Comment Tens of thousands parade at Prague Harley-Davidson festival Czech capital is home to oldest Harley-Davidson club in the world -
No Comment Five injured in Pamplona bull run Slippery conditions hamper traditional event -
No Comment Rescue operations continue in western Japan after severe flooding Many are missing and others still stranded in their homes -
Sport Debutant wins Tour de France first stage Colombia's Gaviria takes opener for Quickstep -
Sport Croatia beat Russia on penalties, qualifies for World Cup semi-finals Croatia beat Russias, qualify for World Cup semi-finals. They will play England on Wednesday. -
North Korea N Korea accuses US of 'bad attitude" in nuclear talks North Korea has claimed the US has a regrettable attitude in talks over denuclearisation. -
Somalia Suicide attack on Somalian Presidential palace Two explosions in Mogadishu -
France EgyptAir 2016 crash caused by fire, say French investigators Egyptian authorities however say the crash, in which 66 passengers and crew died, was the result of a "malicious act." -
World News Here's what future Mars and lunar space colonies could look like The habitats feature inflatable pods and modules covered in Martian or lunar "cement" to protect them from radiation and asteroid strikes. -
World News One person gored on opening day of Spain's annual running of the bulls Saturdays are statistically the most dangerous day of the week-long San Fermin festival -
Thailand Time is the enemy in Thai cave rescue As the 12 Thai boys trapped in a cave send emotional letters to their parents the Thai authorities say that rains threaten further flooding in the coming weeks -
France French protests continue over police shooting Fourth night of violence in western city of Nantes -
World News China deploys army of farmers in tit-for-tat trade war with U.S. Beijing is the biggest buyer of U.S. soybeans, importing some $14 billion last year — or about two-thirds of American farm exports to China. -
World News U.K. PM May wins support from divided government on Brexit plan The "business-friendly" proposal for a future free-trade deal with the European Union is aimed at spurring stalled Brexit talks. -
United Kingdom Trump to meet Queen and UK PM outside London to avoid protest Trump will travel to the UK for a working visit on July 12-13 and protests have been organised to follow him wherever he goes. -
Japan At least 88 killed in floods across Japan, two million are told to evacuate At least 88 killed in torrential rain and landslides across Japan with dozens still missing after more than 2,000 are temporarily stranded in the city of Kurashiki. -
Thailand Thailand cave boys write letters to their families: 'I love you' as rescue operations continue The 12 boys and their football coach have written letters to their parents in their first communication since being trapped by flood waters on June 23. -
World News Coach: sorry for bringing boys to Thai cave "I'm doing fine, but the air is a little cold but don't worry. Although, don't forget to set up my birthday party," one boy writes. -
World News Pompeo, North Korean official express need to 'clarify' their positions North Korea's former spy chief Kim Yong Chol asked Pompeo if he slept well after their first day of 'serious discussion.' -
Belgium Belgians ecstatic over 2-1 victory against Brazil Belgium produced a stunning performance on Friday to win 2-1 against Brazil and go through to the semi-final against France -
World News Divers eye the skies as pressure is on to rescue Thai soccer team In light of the diver's death on Friday, the mood was somber at the impromptu camp that has formed at the entrance to Tham Luang cave.