Wikinews:2018/July

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July 1

• FIFA World Cup 2018 day 12, 13, 14, 15: Iran, Nigeria, Germany, Senegal out of the tournament
• Argentine footballer Mascherano announces international retirement
• India: Madhya Pradesh police arrests second accused of gang-raping minor girl in Mandsaur district
• India: Kerala police registers case against bishop for allegedly raping nun more than a dozen times

July 2

• Spanish midfielder Iniesta retires from international football

July 3

• Dublin Pride 2018 attracts tens of thousands of people
• FIFA World Cup 2018 Last 16: France, Uruguay send Argentina, Portugal home
• English football: Mohamed Salah signs contract extension with Liverpool

July 4

• In Pictures: Helsinki Pride 2018 ends after record number of attendees
• FIFA World Cup 2018 Last 16: Russia, Croatia beat Spain, Denmark in penalties

July 5

• FIFA World Cup 2018 Last 16: Brazil, Belgium advance at expense of Mexico, Japan

July 6

• French football: Gianluigi Buffon signs one-year contract with Paris SG
• FIFA World Cup 2018 Last 16: Sweden, England knock out Switzerland, Colombia

July 7

• France: Rainbow pedestrian crossings 'will be permanent!', Paris mayor says

July 9

• FIFA World Cup 2018 quarterfinals: France, Belgium beat Uruguay, Brazil

July 10

• FIFA World Cup 2018 quarterfinals: England beats Sweden, Croatia knocks out hosts Russia

July 11

• London Pride organisers apologise after protestors interrupt parade

July 12

• Football: Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Real Madrid for Juventus
• Football: Manchester City signs Riyad Mahrez from Leicester
• Spanish Football Federation appoints Luis Enrique as men's national team coach

July 13

• FIFA World Cup 2018 semifinals: Croatia sends England home, 2-1
• FIFA World Cup 2018 semifinals: Umtiti scores only goal, France reaches finals beating Belgium

July 14

• Swiss footballer Xherdan Shaqiri joins Liverpool

July 15

• English football: Chelsea announces Maurizio Sarri as their head coach

July 16

• France beats Croatia 4-2 to win 2018 FIFA World Cup
• FIFA World Cup 2018: Belgium beats England 2-0 to claim third place finish

July 18

• Indian Supreme Court: unconstitutional to bar women of certain age group from entering Sabarimala temple

July 19

• After signing peace declarations, Eritrea reopens embassy in Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa
• US astronomers announce discovering ten tiny Jovian satellites

July 20

• Hindi poet and songwriter Gopal Das Neeraj dies, aged 93

July 21

• Cretaceous baby snake fossil found in Myanmar

July 22

• Israeli Knesset passes 'Jewish nation-state' bill

July 23

• US director James Gunn fired from Marvel Studios for decade-old offensive tweets

July 25

• German footballer Mesut Özil announces retirement from international football over 'racism'

July 26

• Palestine elected as G-77's presiding country, ambassador Riyad Mansour confirms

July 30

• First-ever Dublin Trans Pride attracts hundreds

July 31

• 40th Berlin Christopher Street Day celebration attracts thousands: in pictures
• Total lunar eclipse occurs in July 2018