6 February 2020 | Euronews
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USA On Facebook, anti-vaxxers pushed a mom not to give her son tamiflu. He later died. Facebook groups that routinely traffic in anti-vaccination propaganda have become a resource for people seeking out a wide variety of medical information. -
USA Sanders claims victory in Iowa, but no winner has been declared Incomplete results show the Vermont senator running neck and neck with Buttigieg. -
USA TSA destroys prominent Malian musician's custom-made traditional instrument "Would US customs have dared to dismantle a Stradivarius?" said Ballaké Sissoko. -
China 'No human contact': What life under coronavirus lockdown looks like Ilham Mounssif is one of the 60 million people currently living on lockdown in China. This is her story. -
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USA Barr says no investigations into 2020 candidates, campaigns without his approval His directive follows a report by the Justice Department's inspector general that harshly criticized the FBI's investigation of the 2016 Trump campaign. -
USA Trump celebrates acquittal, denounces 'vicious' opponents in post-impeachment insult blitz In rambling remarks, Trump referred to "dirty cops," "leakers," "liars" and "bad people" he blamed for his impeachment. -
World News This week in pictures: Turkey tragedies, coronavirus panic and Groundhog Day Here is our selection of the best pictures from this week. -
USA U.S. citizen kidnapped in Afghanistan, U.S. officials say In November, the Taliban freed two Western hostages, including an American, after holding them in captivity for more than three years. -
USA Pelosi unleashes on Trump: 'I shredded his state of his mind address' Pelosi added that it was "entirely appropriate" for her to tear up the speech "considering some of the other exuberances … [it was] the courteous thing to do." She also called it a "dignified act." -
USA Obama admin was ill-prepared for Russian election meddling: Senate intel report Obama's national security adviser, Susan Rice, told staff to hold off on any cyber retaliation options against Russia, the report said. -
No Comment Dramatic glacier collapse in Antarctica as tower block-sized ice mass smashes into sea The block weighs thousands of tonnes and is at least 40 metres high -
USA Romney bracing for 'unimaginable' consequences as Trump attacks his impeachment vote The president and his allies are waging war on the Utah senator. -
France Marine Le Pen: EU has more to lose on Brexit, but I don't want Frexit French far-right leader Marine Le Pen says the EU must be reformed into a looser alliance of nations or "other countries will leave." -
No Comment Flowers and wreaths laid on the Hollywood walk of fame star of Kirk Douglas Actor Kirk Douglas has died at the age of 103. Flowers were placed on his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. His son, actor Michael Douglas, announced the news on Instagram on 5. February. -
No Comment Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano returns to earth, after six-month ISS stay Luca Parmitano handed over control of the International Space Station station on 5. February 2020 to Oleg Skripochka. -
Kazakhstan ISS crew return to earth with a with a hero's and heroine's welcome Euronews' favourite astronaut Luca Parmitano comes back to earth accompanied by record breaker Christina Koch and cosmonaut Alexander Skvortsov -
USA Buttigieg, Sanders neck and neck in Iowa with nearly all votes reported The results of Monday's Iowa caucuses were delayed after there were problems with a smartphone app. -
Europe News 'Dark Waters': Hollywood's warning to Europe as Mark Ruffalo showcases new film Dark Waters tells the real life story of an American lawyer, who takes on one of the world's biggest chemical companies convinced they are knowingly polluting the local drinking water. It’s lead star Mark Ruffalo was in Brussels telling MEPs that he fears that the same could be happening here. -
United Kingdom Illegal or merely immoral? Scotland's rising political star quits over messages to teenager The resignation of Scotland's finance minister raises important questions about what red lines are - legal or moral - in the social media age. -
World United Nations marks International Day to end Female Genital Mutilation Worldwide, more than two hundred million girls and women have been affected -
USA 'Dishonest and corrupt': Trump unloads at National Prayer Breakfast after acquittal The Senate found the president not guilty on abuse of power and obstruction of justice on Wednesday. -
World News Coronavirus latest: Hong Kong lifts quarantine on World Dream cruise ship Hong Kong has lifted a quarantine on the World Dream cruise ship after clearing all crew members of the new virus. -
USA Romney's vote changed the narrative if not the outcome of impeachment 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. -
USA Nancy Pelosi tearing up Trump's speech is the tipping point Democrats need ǀ View Why was Pelosi so angry? Maybe it was the fact that Trump is totally getting away with undermining the election. Or maybe it was all the lying. -
World Paris no longer perfumed as striking rubbish collection workers leave stink across city There's a foul smell spreading across the French capital, with garbage piling up across the city. The strikes which have brought much of France to a halt in recent months, are starting to affect rubbish collection. -
Hungary Is Hungary 'starving' asylum seekers to deter immigration? The European Court of Human Rights has ordered Hungary for the 28th time this week to provide food to an asylum seeker in the transit zone. Human rights advocates say starvation is part of government tactics to deter migrants. -
No Comment Video captures moment plane skids off runway in Istanbul Video has emerged of the moment an airplane skidded off the runway and into a field at Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen airport on 5. February 2020. -
No Comment Stormy weather and high winds cripple ferry traffic on Adriatic Winds reaching speeds of 185 kilometres per hour cause widespread disruption and damages in several Adriatic coasts' countries. -
USA 'One place left to hold him accountable': Trump acquittal raises stakes for Democrats Some of the president's critics worry that their field of candidates isn't up to beating him with New Hampshire's primary days away. -
USA 12 Israeli soldiers injured in car-ramming attack in Jerusalem The violence came as a 19-year-old Palestinian was killed in West Bank clashes, according to hospital officials. -
USA China cuts tariffs on $75 billion of U.S. imports in trade truce "We hope to work with the United States toward the final elimination of all tariff increases," said a Ministry of Finance statement. -
USA Hollywood legend Kirk Douglas dies at the age of 103 He became a legend with Stanley Kubrick's 1960 film Spartacus. He had three Academy Award nominations and a lifetime achievement award. -
Italy High-speed train derails in Italy killing 2 railway workers A train derailed in Italy, killing two railway workers and injuring at least 27 people. -
Earth News First vegan eggs hatched in a lab, but what are they made of? We spoke to the French women breaking down the final frontier in veganism. -
USA Iowa caucus app was rushed and flawed from the beginning, experts say "Someone was not paying attention or on a deadline," said one analyst who was able to examine the app. -
USA Trump allies revel in end to 'hoax' impeachment, Democrats say vote 'normalized lawlessness' California Sen. Kamala Harris, a Democrat, called Wednesday's vote a "miscarriage of justice on the floor of the United States Senate."