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- 26 July 2018: Palestine elected as G-77’s presiding country, ambassador Riyad Mansour confirms
- 25 July 2018: German footballer Mesut Özil announces retirement from international football over ‘racism’
- 23 July 2018: US director James Gunn fired from Marvel Studios for decade-old offensive tweets
- 22 July 2018: Israeli Knesset passes ‘Jewish nation-state’ bill
- 21 July 2018: Cretaceous baby snake fossil found in Myanmar
- 21 July 2018: Indian Supreme Court: unconstitutional to bar women of certain age group from entering Sabarimala temple
- 20 July 2018: Hindi poet and songwriter Gopal Das Neeraj dies, aged 93
- 19 July 2018: After signing peace declarations, Eritrea reopens embassy in Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa
- 19 July 2018: US astronomers announce discovering ten tiny Jovian satellites
- 16 July 2018: France beats Croatia 4-2 to win 2018 FIFA World Cup
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- Palestine elected as G-77’s presiding country, ambassador Riyad Mansour confirms
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- France beats Croatia 4-2 to win 2018 FIFA World Cup
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- After signing peace declarations, Eritrea reopens embassy in Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa
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- Palestine elected as G-77’s presiding country, ambassador Riyad Mansour confirms
- German footballer Mesut Özil announces retirement from international football over ‘racism’
- Hindi poet and songwriter Gopal Das Neeraj dies, aged 93
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- FIFA World Cup 2018 day eight, nine, ten, eleven: Belgium, England confirm knockout phase qualification; Poland, Costa Rica miss out Last 16
- Woolworths, Australia moves single-use plastic bags ban date to June 20
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- German footballer Mesut Özil announces retirement from international football over ‘racism’
- France beats Croatia 4-2 to win 2018 FIFA World Cup
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- Israeli Knesset passes ‘Jewish nation-state’ bill
- English football: Mohamed Salah signs contract extension with Liverpool
- FIFA World Cup 2018 day 12, 13, 14, 15: Iran, Nigeria, Germany, Senegal out of the tournament
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- US director James Gunn fired from Marvel Studios for decade-old offensive tweets
- US astronomers announce discovering ten tiny Jovian satellites
- FIFA World Cup 2018 day 12, 13, 14, 15: Iran, Nigeria, Germany, Senegal out of the tournament
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