6 August 2018 | Euronews
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World News Trump says anyone trading with Iran will not trade with US President Trump tweets: "Anyone doing business with Iran will NOT be doing business with the United States. I am asking for WORLD PEACE, nothing less!" -
Indonesia Watch: Worshippers flee from Bali mosque moments before debris falls during earthquake Security camera footage from the Masjid Agung Bangli mosque shows a line of worshippers suddenly get up and run as the earthquake hits, knocking panels from the ceiling onto the floor. -
Iran Iran's Rouhani shuns Trump call for talks on eve of sanctions Iran's President Hassan Rouhani dismissed US calls for talks before Washington reimposes sanctions. -
No Comment Shark seen off Majorca beach, forces evacuation A beach on the Spanish island of Majorca had to be evacuated after a three-metre-long shark was seen swimming near the shore on Thursday. -
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No Comment Colorado officials release bear that trashed car Travellers in Colorado are being urged to lock their cars when they're in bear country. -
United Kingdom Women may have to give up work to care for elderly relatives after Brexit, report warns Women in England may have to give up work to look after their elderly relatives unless care workers from the European Union are given priority after Brexit, ministers have warned. -
Georgia In pictures: Russia-Georgia border, 10 years after conflict A decade after Russia sent troops into Georgia's rebel region, South Ossetia, Euronews takes a look at the border today in pictures. -
World News At least 2 dead, dozens injured in Italian highway explosion At least 67 people were also injured in the incident, which included part of a highway overpass to collapse, Italian police said. -
Venezuela What we know about Venezuela's 'assassination attempt' Euronews takes a look at what we know about the 'drone attack' on Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro. -
World News How to bridge the gap between Europe’s streets and Brussels’ corridors | View The gap between the European streets and the corridors of Brussels condemns the EU to remain a scapegoat for everyone to blame when something does not work. The only way to break such an impasse is for politics to become European and eventually offer the democratic legitimacy the EU needs. -
Greece Greece fire: relatives of victims demand answers Following last month's deadly wildfire in Greece relatives of the victims are demanding answers as to how the rescue operation went so wrong -
Italy Two dead, dozens injured in Bologna motorway blaze Two lorries collided on the motorway near Bologna airport in northern Italy on Monday, causing a major explosion and killing at least two people, according to Italian news agency ANSA. -
No Comment Deadly earthquake leaves trail of destruction on Indonesia’s Lombok Island A powerful 7.0 magnitude quake hit Lombok and was felt in Bali on Sunday evening, killing dozens and leaving a trail of destruction across several communities. -
United Kingdom UK likely to see above-average temperatures until October The UK Met Office has confirmed a new three-month outlook that warns of warmer-than-average temperatures in the coming months, potentially even up until October. -
World News Trump will reimpose sanctions on Iran. What happens next? What do the sanctions involve, how do they affect America and Tehran, and what could be next? -
Australia Pensioner embarks on road trip from Brisbane to Frankfurt Rudiger Buchholz worked in the office of Lufthansa Cargo for 34 years. At the end of January, he retired at the age of 65 with a rather crazy plan. He wanted to bring a Landcruiser, which his son had bought during his work-and-travel stay in Australia, to Germany — all by himself. -
Portugal Europe sizzles as heatwave continues Firefighters in Portugal and Spain were on high alert over the weekend as the heatwave continued across Europe -
World News EU vows to counter renewed US sanctions on Iran The European Unoin has vowed to counter US President Donald Trumps' renewed sanctions on Iran by introducing a new law to protect European Companies -
France French ozone levels set to spike in the heat French authorities are taking measures to reduce pollution levels amid concerns that ozone levels will spike, adding chronic heart and lung disease to the list of health risks brought about by the heatwave. -
Series Discover the Shahdag mountain and the Greater Caucasus range The Shahdag mountain resort in Azerbaijan is renowned for its amazing rocks, high mountain herds and flocks and the traditional way of life of local villagers. It’s the perfect place to explore the Greater Caucasus range. -
World News Taliban 2.0: Militants' talk peace with U.S., but past can't be erased When NBC News pressed a senior Taliban member on women's rights, he replied: "I just read your message here among the members, and they laughed." -
Earth News Five trends for this autumn Net-A-Porter Fashion Director, Lisa Aiken, tells us how to stay on point this coming season. -
Iran Which European firms could be hit by US sanctions on Iran? Several well-known European companies have said they are pulling out of Iran or scaling back investment because of the Trump administration’s renewed sanctions. -
France Prolonged staring will not be considered sexual harassment, French Ministry confirms The French government has passed legislation that will impose significant fines on sexual harassment in the streets and on public transport, but contrary to recent rumors, it does not mean that prolonged stares will be fined. -
France France's 'chef of the century' Joel Robuchon dies The French chef who owned a string of international restaurants, several of which are awarded three Michelin stars, has died in Geneva aged 73. -
World News Facebook removes four pages belonging to Infowars' Alex Jones Facebook has unpublished the Alex Jones Channel Page, the Alex Jones Page, the InfoWars Page and the Infowars Nightly News Page. -
Portugal Portuguese and Spanish firefighers struggle to contain wildfires Firefighter in Spain and Portugal continued to battle wildfires on Monday after the heatwave parched the landscape -
The Cube Locals and tourists share frightening accounts of deadly Indonesia earthquake | The Cube A magnitude-7 earthquake struck the Indonesian island of Lombok on Sunday evening, killing dozens of people -
No Comment Divers wow crowds with daring performances at Swiss lake Scores of fans gathered on the picturesque Lake Lucerne in Switzerland to watch divers jump from a great height in the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series. -
China China says it's ready for protracted trade war with US After a weekend of claims by US President Donald Trump that he has the upper hand in the trade war with China, Beijing responded through state media by saying the nation is ready to endure the economic fallout -
Indonesia Thousands evacuate Indonesia island after deadly quake About 20,000 people have lost their homes and many moved to unaffected areas of the Indonesian island of Lombok after a powerful 6.9 magnitude earthquake left at least 89 people dead. -
Italy Unlike Salvini, Italians still believe in welcoming strangers | View A new survey of Italian attitudes to migration and refugees finds more ideological diversity than commonly assumed. Economist and researcher Tim Dixon unpacks findings that show more nuances than the populism dominating headlines. -
World News No-deal Brexit 60% likely, says UK Government's Liam Fox The UK's Government's International Trade Secretary says the chance of the UK leaving the EU with no-deal is now "60-40" likely, and being increased by those in the EU committed to“the purity of the EU’s ideology”. -
France Heatwave continues: Europe's homeless suffer as temperatures soar As temperatures across Europe continue to soar, more and more countries are issuing health warnings and urging people to stay indoors during the hottest parts of the day. But with little or no respite from the heat, the weather is proving particularly dangerous for the continent’s homeless. -
World News France heatwave - Health officials call for 'Vigilance' France heatwave - Health officials call for 'Vigilance' as France prepares for the worst of the heatwave. -
World News 'Assassination attempt' on Venezuelan President in doubt Conflicting reports are emerging of what caused blasts during Venezuelan President - Nicolas Maduro's speech at a military event at the weekend. -
World News SEEHOFER PROMOTES MIGRANT ANCHOR CENTRES Germany's Interior Minister Horst Seehofer has called on other German states to follow Bavaria's lead in establishing more so-called 'Anchor Centres' for migrants. In an interview broadcast on ARD yesterday evening, Mr Seehofer called for the creation of more centres. -
Finland Helsinki shoppers sleep in air conditioned supermarket aisles to escape heatwave | The Cube A supermarket in Finland offered its customers its aisles as a cool place to sleep on Saturday as respite from Europe's heatwave -
Iran European businesses suffer as Washington gears up to reimpose sanctions on Iran Companies cannot afford to defy US. -
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