4 August 2017 | Euronews
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Economy Russian deputy minister blacklisted in new EU sanctions The European Union has imposed sanctions on three more Russians, including Deputy Energy Minister Andrei Cherezov, over the delivery of Siemens' turbines to Moscow-annexed Crimea. -
World News Record-breaking heat wave set to continue into next week Several countries issue health warnings as this week's record-breaking weather conditions look set to continue into next week. -
Venezuela Venezuela swears in its new constituent assembly Venezuela's controversial new constituent assembly has been sworn in despite worldwide condemnation. -
Switzerland How climate change could lead to more grim discoveries among Europe’s peaks There have been three finds of frozen remains in the last month alone. -
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United Kingdom This historic WW1 plane is being lovingly restored The world's first strategic bomber is getting a facelift. -
No Comment Arson suspected in Galicia forest fires -
No Comment Ice cubes keep polar bears cool in sizzling Hungary -
Brazil From crack smoking to rubbish collecting to school: a life in Sao Paulo -
World News Aldi halts sale of eggs in all German stores The move is a precaution as a health scare over possible insecticide contamination spreads -
Israel Netanyahu ex-aide to testify against him in bribery cases Isreali Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu's former aide is to testify against him in bribery cases -
World News ‘Wish you were here’: Police send postcards to Europe’s most-wanted criminals -
World News Passengers warned of travel chaos at airports this weekend Travellers are warned to arrive at least three hours early after huge delays at European airports due to new EU border control regulations. -
No Comment Trump wall images lighten the mood in Bethlehem -
Ireland Leo Varadkar warns Northern Ireland of Brexit consequences The Irish prime minister visiting Belfast said 'every single aspect of life' in the North could be affected. -
France Top Ten: there's only one Neymar -
No Comment A second fire engulfs Dubai's 'Torch' skyscraper For the second time in two years a fire has ripped through Dubai's 'Torch' skyscraper, one of the world's tallest residential towers. -
Sport "I wanted a bigger challenge," says Neymar after €222m move to PSG The Brazilian star has spoken after a world record 222-million euro move from FC Barcelona -
No Comment Lucky escape for police officer hit by drunk driver A police officer in Texas escapes unharmed after a drunk driver crashes into him in Fort Worth as he pulls over another driver for a traffic stop -
World News Who are among the biggest beer drinkers in Europe? -
Spain Anti-tourist demos spread from Barcelona to Mallorca In late July, a group of masked men targeted an open-top tour bus, slashing its tires and scrawling graffiti onto its sides -
Republic of the Congo Ethnic violence in DRC's Kasai region spirals out of control Ethnic violence in DRC's Kasai region spirals out of control -
Rwanda Kagame expected to win third term in Rwandan presidentials Rwandan President Paul Kagame looks set for a third term as the country votes for a new president. -
France No sweets in this vending machine, but oysters yes! The person who invented vending machines probably never imagined this: fresh oysters on sale -
World News Jail term in text message suicide case US court hands down 15-month jail term against young woman who encouraged her 18-year-old boyfriend to commit suicide with text messages -
USA Flash flood traps Californian drivers The sludge engulfed roads, overflowed onto a busy motorway and even halted local train services. Several stranded drivers had to be rescued by helicopter, but no serious injuries were reported. -
USA Trump slams Russia probe as investigator 'calls grand jury' Reports say Robert Mueller has convened a grand jury which has begun issuing subpoenas, stepping up the inquiry into alleged Russian meddling in the US election. -
World News Hospitals in Copenhagen hit by I.T. breakdown -
United Arab Emirates Fire engulfs Dubai's 'Torch' skyscraper for second time The incident may revive questions about the safety of materials used on the exteriors of high-rise buildings across the world. -
World News Two men charged in Australia over ISIL airplane bomb plot Police said suspects conspired with the Islamic State militant group and were also trying to build a device designed to release poisonous gas in a public area. -
USA Trump pressured Mexico on border wall payment according to leak US President Donald Trump pressured Mexican president to stop talking about border wall payments, and argued with Australian President over refugees, according to leaked phone call transcripts. -
Venezuela Venezuela prepares for inauguration of new constituent assembly A new constituent assembly that will trump every other branch of government will be inaugurated Friday, opposition leaders are calling for a mass protest.