8 August 2017 | Euronews
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World Real Madrid beat Manchester United 2-1 to win European Super Cup Real Madrid hold off Manchester United in European Super Cup -
North Korea North Korea threatens missile strike on US territory of Guam Pyongyang's threat to Pacific island follows Donald Trump's 'fire and fury' warning -
Belgium Molenbeek: man detained after police chase Molenbeek: man detained after police chase -
South Africa South African President Jacob Zuma survives vote of no-confidence in parliament South African President Jacob Zuma survives vote of no-confidence in parliament -
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China Fatal earthquake hits southwestern China Hundreds are feared dead after 6.5-magnitude tremor rocks Sichan province -
World News Venezuela's constiuent assembly takes over parliament Opposition lawmakers were prevented from entering Venezuala's parliamentary buildings when members of the rival constituent assembly took over the chamber -
No Comment Saudi cracks down on 'illegal expats' Saudi cracks down on 'illegal expats' -
Kenya Kenya vote counting underway after presidential election Kenya vote counting underway after presidential election -
No Comment Protesters call for Zuma to go in South Africa As the South African parliament votes on whether or not to withdraw confidence from President Zuma, protesters call for him to go outside. -
No Comment 1,000-ton palm oil spill 1,000-ton palm oil spill -
Libya Migrant prison in Libya acts as deterrent to would-be asylum seekers -
Hungary Budapest braces for 25th Sziget music festival Sziget is one of the highlights on the European music festival scene -
USA View: Dealing with cyber warfare Are cyber-attacks the wave of the future, or can norms be developed to control international cyber conflict? -
Sport Athletes at World Championships in London hit by norovirus Athletes from Botswana, Canada, Germany and Ireland have been laid low by norovirus at the World Championships in London -
India The festival where you can get blood from a stone -
Syria Syria investigator Del Ponte tells Euronews why she quit Syria investigator Del Ponte tells Euronews why she quit commission -
No Comment Backside of Brazil Brazil's biggest city of Sao Paulo held the Miss Bumbum competition to find the nation's best backside. -
Spain The dark side of tourism: Barcelona residents either put up or move out Tourism is blamed for bad behaviour and rising house prices. -
No Comment Nepal 'Gay Pride' brings colour to Kathmandu Members of Nepal's LGBT community made their mark at a popular festival in the conservative Hindu-majority country -
United Kingdom London jogger pushes woman into path of bus Video released by the UK's Metropolitan Police shows the moment a London jogger pushed a woman into the path of an oncoming bus. -
World News Australia plans 'postal vote' on same-sex marriage -
Venezuela UN condemns Venezuela's "widspread and systematic" violence against protesters In the wake of the last month's controversial Constituent Assembly elections, UN accuses the Venezuelan goverment of human rights violations -
No Comment Maduro supporters march in Caracas Thousands of government loyalists celebrate victory in the Constitutional Assembly in the Venezuelan capital. -
Brazil British tourist shot in Brazilian favela recovering in hospital Eloise Dixon was searching for a place to buy a bottle of water for her family when a drug gang approached their car and opened fire. -
France Brigitte Macron ... or French First Lady? The Elysee Palace in France has hit back in a controversy over plans by the president to create a formal role for his wife -
World News This website can tell you if hackers have your password If your password appears on 'Have I Been Pwned', you should change it immediately. -
USA The Google diversity memo: key arguments and reactions Google memo: What exactly does it say and how has the tech industry reacted? -
Japan Tropical storm Noru batters Honshu bringing torrential rain The Japanese island of Honshu has been hitt by floods as Tropical Storm Noru heads up the coast -
USA Google fires employee James Damore for 'gender stereotypes' memo James Damore says he was sacked for claiming that gender imbalance in the tech industry was 'in part due to biological causes'. -
Russia No one knows why Vladimir Putin is wearing a twig in his pocket Russian president sparks mystery with sprig of foliage -
South Africa South Africa: Secret ballot puts Zuma fate in balance MPs are having their say anonymously in a no-confidence motion in the president -
Turkey Courting controversy: Turkey’s clampdown on defendants’ dress It comes after a coup suspect appeared in court with 'Hero' written across his t-shirt. -
Kenya Kenya votes in presidential poll amid high tension Opinion polls have put incumbent Uhuru Kenyatta neck and neck with his arch-rival Raila Odinga -
World Jamaica smiles again as McLeod wins gold in London Olympic champion and race favourite Omar McLeod shrugged off the defeats of Bolt and Thompson to dominate the Men's 110 metres hurdles final in London. -
World Tribute match for tragic Chapecoense Barcelona invite tragic Chapecoense football team for a tribute match at Camp Nou -
Venezuela Venezuela's new chief prosecutor blames ousted Ortega for violence Maduro loyalist and Venezuela's new chief prosecutor blames predecessor Luisa Ortega for violence -
Venezuela Venezuelan opposition lawmakers defy Maduro Venezuelan opposition lawmakers reject the authority of President Maduro's new Constituent Assembly