3 August 2016 | Euronews
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United Arab Emirates Passengers dramatic escape as plane bursts into flames at Dubai airport A plane crash-landed at Dubai Airport on Wednesday, immediately bursting into flames. -
Business Line The Olympic fallout over a doping scandal As the Olympic Games starts in Brazil, Business Line examines the turmoil and the cost of the Russian doping scandal. -
Sport Sweden outclass South Africa in first Olympic match South America’s first Olympic Games kicked off as the Swedish women’s football team defeated South Africa 1-0 at Rio’s Olympic stadium. -
Germany Hitler henchman Himmler's diary extracts found The diary extracts contain chilling details of the SS leader's daily life, including family commitments and lunches at notorious concentration camps. -
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United Kingdom London Eye architects erect world's tallest moving observation tower The i360 does exactly what it says on the tin: it offers eager visitors a a 360 degree panoramic view from 450 feet in the air. -
France France announces plans for increased security There will be more officers on the streets and in the planned National Guard to counter the militant threat in the wake of the July attack in Nice. -
Japan Japan: from diplomacy to a show-of-force? Shinzo Abe picks a hawkish conservative ally as defence minister, prompting fears of ruffled feathers among Tokyo's Asian neighbours. -
Syria Syria: 5 years on A look at the devastating effects the war in Syria has had on the population since it began. -
United Arab Emirates Firefighter dies while battling blaze after Emirates airline crash-lands in Dubai A firefighter has died while fighting a blaze after an Emirates Airlines plane burst into flames after it crash-landed at Dubai International Airport. -
World News Europe - Turkey: At odds As tension builds between the EU and Turkey what will become of their refugee pact? -
World News Five Olympic moments that shocked the world The Olympic Games never fails to inspire. -
World News 'Too little understanding' from Europe after Turkey coup Council of Europe Secretary General Thorbjorn Jagland has said that there is "too little understanding" of the challenges faced by Turkey after last month's coup attempt. -
Sport Rafael Nadal will compete at Rio Olympics Rafael Nadal has confirmed he will represent Spain at the Olympics in Rio, despite injury concerns, a significant boost for tennis at the Games with several other high-profile players missing. -
Sport Kosovo's first Olympic team is ready for Rio The Rio Games will be the first to host athletes competing under the flag of Kosovo, which proclaimed independence from Serbia in 2008. -
Focus Japan: Opportunities in the field of renewable energy The market for renewable energy is experiencing a real surge in Japan and should continue to develop. What opportunities are there for European -
Brazil Olympic torch arrives in Rio de Janeiro The Olympic torch has arrived in Rio de Janeiro ahead of the 2016 Games having been carried through more than 300 cities by over 12,000 individuals, including athletes and celebrities. -
Spain Panic in Spain as a flash mob is mistaken for a militant attack Tension is high after a series of attacks claimed by ISIL in France and Germany over recent weeks. -
Turkey President Erdogan apologises for not seeing 'true face' of coup plotters Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has issued an apology for his former alliance with the Gulenist movement, suspected of orchestrating last month’s attempted coup… -
World News One million Syrian child refugees going without education A children's charity claims hold-ups in funding mean nearly one million Syrian child refugees are going without education. -
Economy Eurozone business activity still muted in July, retail sales flat Business activity in the eurozone was slightly better than predicted in July but growth remained muted and what there was came mostly from a surge in Germany. -
Business Series Monte dei Paschi bank 'about to fall out of top share listing' Italian bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena is reportedly about to be removed from the STOXX Europe 600 index - a listing of the region's top shares. -
United Kingdom More armed police officers to guard London against 'severe' terrorist threat London's police force is to put 600 more armed officers on London's streets to deter would be attackers from carrying out acts of terror. -
Business Series HSBC to buy back shares amid profit slump HSBC.,Europe's biggest bank, just reported a 29 percent drop in pretax profits for the first half of 2016 and will buy back $2.5 billion worth of shares. -
No Comment Hong Kong: Dishes a bit special A restaurant in Hong Kong has become very popular by offering dishes inspired by Manga culture. -
No Comment Belarus: A star in the air At the Minsk air festival, a team of skydivers formed a star in the air as they clung together. -
No Comment Egypt: A champion prepares for the Paralympic Games Ibrahim Hamato was 10 years old when he lost his arms in a train accident, despite that he has become a champion table tennis player and helped change the perception of disabled people in… -
South Africa South Africa election threatens ANC's grip on power South African are voting with the ruling African National Congress party in fear of losing power for the first time since apartheid ended 22 years ago. -
United Arab Emirates Emirates Airlines CEO issues statement after plane crash-lands Dubai International Airport has been closed until further notice after an Emirates flight crash landed and burst into flames. -
Ukraine 360° video: Experience life on Ukraine's front line in Stanytsia Luhanska -
No Comment Turkey's anti-coup protests in 360-degree video This is the atmosphere at one of Turkey’s regular anti-coup gatherings, shot in 360-degree video at Istanbul’s symbolic Taksim Square. -
Venezuela Venezuela appoints drug-tainted general as interior minister President Nicolas Maduro has made General Nestor Reverol Venezuela's interior minister despite his being accused in the US of abetting cocaine smuggling. -
USA Trump says Gulf states will pay for Syrian war US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has laid out some more controversial foreign policy, including the Gulf states paying for air and ground safe zones in Syria. -
World News North Korea fires another missile towards Japan North Korea has test fired another ballistic missile which landed in Japan's Exclusive Economic Zone. Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe condemned the launches. -
USA Singer Tony Bennett celebrates 90th birthday Legendary singer Tony Bennett is celebrating his 90th birthday. -
USA Parents of Star Trek actor Anton Yelchin sue Fiat Chrysler over son's death The parents of a Star Trek actor who was crushed to death by his own Jeep are suing the makers Fiat Chrysler. -
Colombia Colombian authorities burn down more than 100 cocaine 'laboratories' Colombian authorities say they have destroyed more than 100 cocaine laboratories. -
Syria Video footage released of suspected chlorine gas attack in Syria Syrian rebels have released video footage of a suspected chlorine gas attack in Syria. -
Libya US air strikes help Libyan forces tackle Islamic State in Sirte Libyan forces with support from US air strikes are continuing to fight against Islamic State in the coastal city of Sirte. -
France Paris cleans-up makeshift memorial for terror victims Authorities in Paris have begun a clean-up operation at the Place de la Republique which became a people’s shrine amid the spate of terror attacks that have spilled so much blood on French…