7 August 2018 | Euronews
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World News Funeral meal leaves at least 9 dead, dozens sick in Peru At least 9 dead, more than a dozen hospitalized after eating contaminated food at a funeral in Peru on Monday -
World News Rick Gates, testifying in Manafort trial, admits to affair, London apartment Gates' ongoing testimony on Tuesday — Day 6 Manafort's fraud trial — comes one day after he testified to years of crime and deceit. -
Italy Venice cafe sparks outrage online with €43 bill for coffee and water A cafe in Venice’s famous St Mark’s Square has sparked outrage online after a picture shared by a disgruntled customer of his €43 bill for two coffees and two bottles of water went viral. -
Indonesia In pictures: Indonesia's rescue mission after earthquake The NGO Mercy Corps has shared pictures with Euronews of the rescue mission in Indonesia following Sunday's earthquake that killed more than 100 people. -
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World News Saudi Arabia-Canada spat explained An ousted ambassador. Suspended flights. The recall of thousands of Saudi students in Canada. These are just a few diplomatic sanctions Saudi Arabia imposed on Canada in the wake of a concerned tweet over jailed Saudi activists by Canadian officials. -
Japan Tokyo Olympics to boost security with facial recognition technology The 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games are set to make history by being the first to use facial recognition technology, in a move organisers say will boost security and cut down waiting time for athletes. -
No Comment Deadly tornado hits northern China Five people died after a rare tornado struck a desert in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. -
Morocco Did Morocco let more migrants make dangerous Spain crossing? Morocco may have relaxed migration controls into Europe as leverage in key negotiations with Brussels, it’s been claimed. -
Real Economy Greece charts a fresh course Greece’s economic tragedy may be over on August 20th but how serious and sustainable are the country’s growth plans when they will be repaying their Eurozone debt till past the year 2060? -
Switzerland Europe's fish find heatwave too much In parts of Europe the summer heatwave has been so bad, even the fish are dying. -
Germany Germany's winemakers relish in heatwave Not everyone is complaining about the heatwave, which has swept across parts of Europe — Germany's winemakers are harvesting early thanks to the hot and dry weather. -
Germany Frankfurt airport evacuated after French family security scare "Despite a positive explosive test, a four-member French family was released into the security area. The family was found, questioned and allowed to travel further," federal police said on Twitter. -
World News E.U. threatens firms that abide by Trump's latest Iran sanctions The move aims to signal to Tehran "that Europeans are serious" about trying to salvage the nuclear deal, an aide to the bloc's foreign policy chief said. -
World News The secret herd of seahorses in Greece Greek diver Vasilis Mentogiannis was shocked when he found a very rare herd of seahorses on the Chalkidiki peninsula back in 2007. The animals were living in very unfavourable conditions. So this is what he did. But they were living under unfavourable conditions. -
No Comment Heatwave forces tourists to cool off in Paris' fountains Parisians and tourists sweltered on Tuesday as temperatures reached 36 degrees Celsius (97 Fahrenheit) in the French capital. -
World News Two far-away bombings 20 years ago set off the modern era of terror Many Americans were paying closer attention to a president's personal scandal, but the destruction in Kenya and Tanzania was pivotal. -
World News Canada defiant after Saudi Arabia freezes trade over rights criticism "Saudi Arabia is shooting itself in the foot. If you want to open up your country to the world, you don't start expelling ambassadors." -
No Comment Rescue operation underway at collapsed mosque in Indonesia Rescue workers excavating a mosque flattened by an earthquake on the Indonesian island of Lombok carried a body from the wreckage on Tuesday. -
World News World heading toward an uninhabitable 'Hothouse' new study warns A new study shows that Earth is at risk of entering what scientists dub “Hothouse Earth” conditions. In these circumstances, Earth will become uninhabitable. -
World News Perseids meteor shower: When and where can we watch? The annual Perseids meteor shower is expected to take place from July 17 to August 24, with peak times occurring during the night of August 12. -
World News Largest wildfire in California history A wildfire burning through Northern California became the state’s largest on record on Monday, scorching more than 283,000 acres, officials said. -
The Cube No resolution in sight as authorities crackdown on protests in Bangladesh | The Cube Police have cracked down on thousands of students who brought the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, to a halt with protests calling for tighter road safety laws. -
Italy Controversial Turin-Lyon railway divides Italy The new tunnel is splitting opinion within Italy's new government and drawing criticism from protestors unhappy about high costs and environmental impact. -
Canada Saudi Arabia suspends flights to Toronto as diplomatic spat escalates with Canada Saudi Arabia suspends flights to Toronto as diplomatic spat escalates -
Russia Funerals held for Russian journalists killed in CAR Russian officials say there was inadequate planning for the dangerous mission, with the three men sent to investigate various Russian interests in the African region. -
World News Meat eaters, relax: Banning steak isn't the best way to slow climate change | View Now more then ever, it's vital that we continue holding transportation's feet to the fire. -
The Cube Tech giants remove Infowars content from its platforms in domino move | #TheCube Apple, Facebook, YouTube and Spotify have all made recent moves to delete content from its platforms by conspiracy theorist website Infowars -
Germany German couple jailed for selling son to paedophiles on dark web The couple were found guilty of rape, aggravated sexual assault of children, forced prostitution and distribution of child pornography between May 2015 and August 2017. -
Georgia Europe's forgotten war: The Georgia-Russia conflict explained a decade on An expert has told Euronews if Europe and others had ‘reacted adequately’ to Russia’s war with Georgia, which started a decade ago today, then Crimea's annexation may have been prevented. -
No Comment The largest wildfire in California's history The Mendocino Complex fire became the largest wildfire in Californian history on Monday (August 6) as it raged at the southern tip of the Mendocino National Forest where crews battled to keep flames from descending into foothill communities. -
Indonesia WATCH - Rescue efforts underway to save people trapped under wreckage of Indonesian earthquake Search and rescue teams are scouring the rubble of a collapsed mosque on the Indonesian island of Lombok as worshippers are thought to be trapped beneath. It’s just one of the rescue efforts underway on the island after it was hit by a 6.9 magnitude earthquake on Sunday. -
World News Shocking testimony delivered in third day of trial of President Trump's former aide. The trial of President Trump's former aide continues, with a high profile former colleague testifying against him in court. Rick Dates has admitting in court to committing crimes alongside Robert Mueller, which include tax fraud and bank fraud. President Trump calls the investigation "a witch hunt". -
Germany Germany debates the return of national service Seven years after it was abolished, Germany is once again debating the topic of compulsory military service. The issue has been reignited by members of the conservative CDU Party ahead of October's election. They have suggested holding a referendum on the issue to see what voters think. -
Iran EU acts to counteract sanctions as Trump warns against doing business with Iran Foreign Policy High Representative Federica Mogherini says Brussels doing its best to keep the nuclear deal alive. -
Indonesia Indonesia earthquake: Rescue efforts intensify The search for survivors of Sunday's powerful earthquake continues, with more than 100 known to be dead and thousands left homeless. -
World News Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning. -
World News California wildfire becomes largest in state history At more than 443 square miles, the Mendocino Complex fire surpassed the Thomas Fire in December as the state's largest in recorded history. -
Belgium Watch: Real pony carousel in Brussels sparks outrage A carousel using real ponies in Brussels has drawn criticism on social media, with users labelling it "disgusting" and "unacceptable".