3 February 2020 | Euronews
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USA Moderate Democratic senator calls for Trump to be censured The Senate has largely been split down party lines on whether to convict or acquit the president -
USA Google breaks out YouTube ad business for first time Google bought the video platform in 2006, building it over the years into a dominant player in the internet video market. -
USA Klobuchar puts Trump's impeachment at center of high-stakes closing pitch in Iowa "I may be the juror in that chamber, but you are the juror in this election," Klobuchar told prospective caucusgoers at events over the weekend. -
USA After Big Tech, can Big Privacy be the next big thing? Privacy-focused technology companies are offering a variety of services, from personal data scrubbing to business-focused software meant to help companies comply with the law. -
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France Macron: Poland, Germany and France to lead Europe after Brexit French president said it was obligation of 'big European powers' to make Europe stronger, more sovereign, and more united. -
Romania Romanian village embroiled in racism scandal over Sri Lankan bakery workers 350 people protested the hiring of the two men, who are considering moving to another village. -
USA Air Canada flight with damaged engine makes emergency landing in Madrid The plane landed safely after requesting an emergency return after one of its two engines was damaged and a tire ruptured during take off. -
USA Not so 'Lonesome?' Galápagos tortoise subspecies thought extinct lives on. Conservationists working on Ecuador's Galápagos Islands have discovered a young female tortoise that is partially related to Lonesome George. -
No Comment Pripyat, Ukraine - Chernobyl's ghost town for tourists - marks golden jubilee Pripyat in Ukraine would have been celebrating its 50th birthday on February 4. Today, new eyes are looking at it through the HBO series "Chernobyl". -
Spain Passengers use wifi for updates during emergency on Air Canada Madrid-Toronto Boeing 767 Dozens of passengers on an Air Canada flight from Madrid to Toronto had a safe landing after their aircraft was damaged during takeoff. -
No Comment King Felipe VI leads state opening of Spanish parliament in Madrid Spain's two parliamentary Houses met together for the formal state opening by King Felipe VI. -
USA Iowa caucuses live updates: 2020 Democrats make their final pitches Iowa's 41 pledged delegates are up for grabs in the first nominating contest of the 2020 election. -
USA What Iowans 'confess' about the presidential candidates People in Iowa anonymously shared with NBC News what they really thought about the 2020 election. Here's what they said. -
USA For Iowa Chiefs' fans, caucusing comes after long night of Super Bowl celebration Chiefs-loving Democratic voters vowed to still turn out for the first voting night of the 2020 election. -
USA Conspiracy theories swirl over canceled Iowa poll, pushed by Sanders and Yang supporters Recent discussions around the race for the Democratic nomination highlight how social media remains easily manipulated by passionate Americans. -
USA Iowa caucuses : 5 things to watch The keys to victory for Biden, Sanders, Warren and the other Democrats vying to take on Trump. -
Smart Regions Devise Project: Ireland puts the spotlight on digital SMEs Digital SMEs in Ireland have put their know-how to good use helping other companies in the region to advance -
No Comment 98 bells of Mafra basilica in Portugal chime after years of silence The 98-bell chimes of the basilica of the Portugal's Palacio Nacional de Mafra rang on Sunday after nearly 20 years of silence. -
United Kingdom The success of Brexit Britain will depend on how well it can stick to its principles ǀ View As the UK exits EU, it should promote rights abroad and defend them at home. -
Next Series Miracle of nature: Trappist monks turn waste into water A 19th Century abbey in the Netherlands has become a case study on how to better manage water resources in 21st Century Europe. -
World News Coronavirus outbreak in pictures: deserted streets, pharmacy queues and temperature checks The attempt to stop coronavirus contagion has turned into a global operation. Here are the latest pictures. -
Earth News The votes are in and these celebs are doing the most for planet Earth What do these celebrities have in common? They’re not self-partnered, they’re saving the environment. -
USA British PM vows action over early release of terrorism offenders "What we want to do is to make sure that people convicted of terrorist offences are not let out without some process of parole or scrutiny," Johnson said -
No Comment Rijeka opens City of Culture 2020 celebrations The city of Rijeka in Croatia on Saturday held its opening ceremony for the start of its year as European Capital of Culture 2020. The port city is the first in the country to be awarded the title, one it shares with Galway in Ireland. -
USA The stakes for Biden tonight in Iowa are enormous First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter. -
France France protests: Doctors and lawyers march against Macron pension reforms The demonstrators gathered at Bastille and are expected to march to Opera. -
USA Super Tuesday: What happens in today's US presidential election primaries? It's Super Tuesday — the biggest day in the Democratic primary calendar, when 14 states vote to decide who will face off against Donald Trump. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson: trade deals will be governed by 'science' not 'mumbo-jumbo' Boris Johnson spoke on Monday about the UK's future relationship with the EU. -
Europe News UK & EU: a bumpy relationship from the start We take a look back at the UK's history with the EU, a 47 year relationship marked by ups, downs and opt-outs, in 3 minutes. -
China China's coronavirus hospital built in 10 days welcomes patients Construction of the hospital began on Jan. 24 with a crew of 7,000 people working around the clock. -
Europe News The Brief: scratching music onto X-rays like bootleggers in Soviet Russia A couple of music enthusiasts have been reviving a technique for scratching music onto X-rays. It was a method used in the Soviet Union to listen to music like jazz and rock and roll which was banned by the government. -
United Kingdom Baftas 2020: Stars criticise lack of diversity in award show nominations First World War film 1917 was the big winner on Sunday night. Joaquin Phoenix won best actor for 'Joker' and Renee Zellweger won best actress for 'Judy'. -
Syria Turkey says Syria talks with Moscow continue despite clash Turkey's foreign minister says Ankara and Moscow are working to keep peace efforts for Syria alive despite a deadly clash between Turkish and Syrian forces -
France Coronavirus: France faces 'epidemic' of anti-Asian racism Young French-Asians say they are facing an 'epidemic' of racism in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak -
USA New Hampshire's retail politics suffers from impeachment, Iowa focus An increasingly national primary landscape has robbed the Granite State of some of its first-in-the-nation luster to this point. -
Earth News Heartbreaking photo competition winners show how endangered species are killed by plastic The pictures show sealife under threat from becoming tangled in netting. -
Gilles Peterson and Skinny Pelembe – Their '11.59' Defining Moment Gilles Peterson and Skinny Pelembe discuss pushing musical boundaries whilst respecting the ways of the past. -
USA How do the Iowa caucuses work? A little controversy, a lot of math Iowa Democrats are preparing for a record voter turnout. -
Finland Europeans flee China as coronavirus cases continue to rise Europeans flee China as coronavirus cases continue to rise -
USA Kansas City Chiefs defence comes through in Super Bowl triumph The Kansas City Chiefs won the Superbowl in a stunning 31-20 defeat. -
USA Trump congratulates Chiefs on Super Bowl win, but thanks Kansas not Missouri "You represented the Great State of Kansas and, in fact, the entire USA, so very well," the president tweeted, before deleting the post.