11 July 2018 | Euronews
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World News As it happened: Thursday, July 12 This was our as-it-happened coverage of key news developments on the morning of Thursday, July 12. -
World News 'Hello, Daddy': Migrants reunite with separated children "It was too difficult for me. He is my only son — he is the reason for my life," a father said about being separated. -
Austria American tourist tries to fly home from Austria with WWII artillery shell An American tourist was charged and fined after bringing an unexploded World War Two shell to Vienna airport in her luggage -
World News Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, rocked many looks during Ireland visit — see the pics The duchess looked stunning during her first trip to the Emerald Isle as a royal. -
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Earth News World couture in Paris How International Couturiers are Globalizing the French Fashion Tradition. -
Sport Sagan scores at second stage win at the tour He's nowon course for a record-equalling sixth green jersey. -
Russia Croatia beat England 2-1 to secure a spot in the World Cup final Croatia beat England 2-1 to secure a spot in the World Cup final -
Sport In pictures: Players' kids hit the pitch at World Cup Take a look at some of the sweetest moments as football players share centre stage with their nearest and dearest. -
Spain Spanish soldier convicted of sexual assault in 'Wolf Pack' case back on active duty A Spanish soldier found guilty of sexually abusing an 18-year-old woman along with four men known as the “Wolf Pack” is back on active duty, Spain’s military authorities announced. -
Serbia Serbian peace group marks Srebrenica anniversary in Belgrade Bosnian Serb soldiers slaughtered over eight thousand Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica in Bosnia in 1995. -
Iraq One year after liberation, little progress made in Mosul One year after liberation, little progress made in Mosul as residents wait for reconstruction. -
Poland Six-metre-long python still missing in Warsaw; drones deployed to aid in search Animal Rescue Poland Foundation and Warsaw Zoo officials are on their tenth day of hunting for what specialists presume could be a six-metre-long, 50-kilogram Indian python. -
Business China says new U.S. trade tariffs will harm the world China says it is shocked by new trade tariffs announced by the U.S and that it will have to take the necessary counter-measures -
Russia World Cup animals: From psychic pigs to a mystic octopus — they’ll never beat the deaf cat Animals said to have psychic powers have become a tradition at the World Cup. But who was the most accurate? -
Germany Can you really be fined €50,000 for killing a wasp in Germany? As temperatures rise across Europe so too do the number of insects, but how much could it cost you to kill a wasp? -
World News Boys rescued from Thai cave wave from their hospital beds A video clip is the first time the boys have been seen since being retrieved by divers. -
No Comment Baby porcupine born at Chicago Zoo Brookfield Zoo near Chicago says its newest addition is a baby prehensile-tailed porcupine, or porcupette. -
Republic of North Macedonia NATO invites FYR Macedonia to begin accession talks NATO has invited the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia to begin accession talks to join the military alliance. -
United Kingdom Fans follow suit to salute Southgate ahead of England’s World Cup semi-final Supporters are dressing to impress in a bid to get behind manager Gareth Southgate and his England team ahead of Wednesday’s semi-final with Croatia. -
No Comment Thousands party on Paris's Champs Elysees after French World Cup semi-final win Fans chanted and jumped as they lit up flares of blue, white and red smoke on the Champs Elysees in Paris after France defeated Belgium on Tuesday (July 10) to reach the World Cup final. -
Sport Croatia's Domagoj Vida apologises for "Glory to Ukraine" video FIFA is now investigating a second video that has surfaced of Croatian defender Domagoj Vida shouting “Glory to Ukraine!” -
Greece Greece to 'expel Russian diplomats' over FYR Macedonia deal Greece will expel two Russian diplomats and ban entry to another two amid suspicions they tried to undermine an agreement between Athens and neighbouring country FYR Macedonia, according to Greek media reports. -
World News Here's how political parties collect your data to target you Elections are becoming “increasingly datafied” as political parties tap into big data to target their messaging and this could have a “significant impact” at the ballot box, Britain’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) said on Wednesday. -
No Comment From marshmallow pool to ice cream land: Lisbon museum keeps millennials sweet An unusual pop-up museum in Lisbon is delighting social media-focused visitors with colourful and dreamy displays of giant ice-creams and all thing sweet. -
Health Series 'Iron man', flying taxis and super-speed travel: What to expect at the Farnborough Airshow 2018 The biennial event takes off once again on July 16, where over 1,500 exhibitors from the aerospace, defence, security and space industries will showcase cutting-edge innovations that are shaping air travel today. -
Germany Germany's 'Nazi bride' gets life sentence for 10 far-right killings She is the sole surviving member of a neo-Nazi terrorist cell who called themselves the National Socialist Underground. -
World News China vows retaliation as U.S. ups trade war ante with $200 billion tariff threat The spiraling conflict over Chinese technology policy threatens to chill global economic growth. -
Europe News NATO chief warns against isolating Russia "I think when tensions are high it is even more important to talk to Russia." -
Spain Spain moves to toughen sex assault laws after ‘Wolf-Pack’ scandal Spain’s deputy PM wants the law to make it clear that sex without explicit consent is to be treated as rape. -
Germany Woman neo-Nazi jailed for racist murders The only surviving member of a trio of neo-Nazis has been sentenced to life in prison for ten murders that shocked Germany -
World News Trump blasts allies, says Germany is 'a captive of Russia' in testy start to NATO summit President Donald Trump targeted Germany on Wednesday in reiterating his demand that NATO countries step up their defense spending. -
Japan Dozens still missing in Japan after deadliest floods in decades The number of dead from flooding and landslides has climbed to 175. -
Belgium President Trump accuses Germany of being "a captive of Russia" at NATO summit After the summit Trump will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki on Monday. -
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World News [Watch] War of words: leaders bicker ahead of NATO summit The two Donalds go head-to-head in the run up to the NATO summit in Brussels. -
USA Trump ramps up China trade war with more US tariffs The US president has ordered plans to slap levies on $200bn of Chinese imports, prompting an immediate threat of retaliation by Beijing. -
World News U.K. will hit Facebook with max fine for data breaches, regulator says Facebook broke the law by failing to safeguard people's information and was not transparent about how data was harvested, the British regulator said. -
World News Man says he left baby in Montana forest because it was 'very heavy' The baby boy, who had been buried under a pile of sticks and debris, was discovered in the middle of the night on Sunday in Montana's Lolo National Forest.