7 February 2020 | Euronews
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USA NBC News/Marist poll: Sanders, Buttigieg continue to lead in New Hampshire Just days away from the first-in-the-nation primary, Sanders holds a narrow lead but Buttigieg has seen enthusiasm for his candidacy rise. -
USA Biden makes staffing changes after 'punch in the gut' poor showing in Iowa The moves could suggest that the former vice president is going to take a more aggressive approach to his Democratic rivals. -
World News What is life like inside Europe’s coronavirus quarantine centres? Watch the videos from inside the European centres where people returning from China are quarantined under coronavirus restrictions. -
USA Harry and Meghan spotted together for first time since stepping back from royal family Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attended a JPMorgan event in Miami on Thursday. -
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Russia 'We can't go out': Coronavirus evacuee in Siberia describes life in quarantine Inna Savintseva is a coronavirus evacuee. She was transferred to Siberia in the face of a risk of contamination and cannot leave her hospital room. -
Ireland Irish election: the view from asylum seekers caught in Ireland's direct provision Although there has been campaign discussion of Ireland’s housing and economy, there has been little about ‘direct provision’ and those in it. -
USA Vindman, key impeachment testimony witness, 'escorted' from White House, attorney says "The truth has cost LTC Alexander Vindman his job, his career, and his privacy," Vindman's attorney told NBC News. -
USA Democrats set to face off in New Hampshire debate days ahead of primary Recent polling shows Bernie Sanders ahead in the first-in-the-nation state, followed closely by Pete Buttigieg. -
No Comment One thousand march in Brussels for Youth for Climate Around a thousand demonstrators took to the streets of Brussels on Friday at the call of Youth for Climate Belgium to raise their climate concerns. -
Germany Far-right German political crisis: what's next after Thuringia governor resigns? Even if it was short-lived, the election of a governor with far-right votes is likely to have a longlasting impact in Germany. -
USA Trump warns on impeachment payback: 'You'll see' Trump showed little sign of wanting to mend fences with Democrats, saying there is "a lot of evil on that side." -
No Comment Coronavirus: Cruise ship Diamond Princess locked down at Yokohama Habour About 3,700 people have been confined aboard the Diamond Princess, which was placed under a 14-day quarantine earlier in the week. -
World News Coronavirus travel slump threatens luxury goods market in China and Europe Chinese shoppers have become a key demographic for brands such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Prada — but coronavirus is reducing travel to their stores. -
Business Planet The age of AI: supercharging Europe's tech transformation Business Planet travels to Dublin to see how one innovative firm's AI tech is offering children immersive play and learning experiences through voice recognition technology. -
Business Planet Accelerating tech Europe: "Essentially, we are a public venture capitalist" Business Planet speaks to the man working to foster Europe's tech talent. -
France French wine exports halve after US slaps on tariffs American imports of French wine reached $130 million in October. Trump's tariffs kicked in and they plunged to $57.1 million in November. -
USA Federal appeals court dismisses Trump emoluments case The suit was dismissed on technical grounds -
My Europe Series Malta after the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia Two years after the journalist's assassination, the Prime minister has changed, the alleged crime sponsor is in jail and people who are calling for the truth hope this will open up a new era for Malta. -
Serbia 'Nothing to return to': Serbia is losing one town every year through population decline Serbia's rapidly-declining population is causing international concern — and now the United Nations has stepped in to help with a special mission. -
World UAE’s first Indian female doctor, Dr. Zulekha tells her story At 82 years of age, Dr. Zulekha Daud works tirelessly to drive the UAE’s health sector forward. -
World Arab Health 2020: What are the advancements in Abu Dhabi’s medical sector? Arab Health 2020 has showcased the latest technological and artificial intelligence innovations for medical fields from cardiology to radiology, with the aim of reducing surgical errors and waiting times. -
China China probes death of coronavirus whistleblower doctor after online outcry Investigators are to examine the death of LiWenliang, warned by Chinese authorities for raising the alarm about the coronavirus outbreak, and who died from it. -
World Asthma in the UAE: What are the causes and treatments? The dusty, arid, sandstorm-prone environments of countries of the Arab Gulf, can create a whirlwind of respiratory problems for some regional residents. -
World News It's World Day Without Mobile Phones — unless you're a migrant For some, World Day Without Mobile Phones is a chance to forgo a luxury. For others, smartphones are a means of survival. -
United Kingdom Why I’m excited to do business in Brexit Britain as an EU entrepreneur ǀ View I personally think that the EU as a concept is generally a good thing. I understand there are frustrations with giving away power and potentially having less of a say in key issues, but I'm a believer in doing things together rather than as separate entities. -
No Comment South Koreans defy virus fears at mass wedding The couples said they are unfazed by the novel coronavirus -
USA What stands out after Iowa is Bernie Sanders' limited crossover appeal 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. -
Europe News The Brief: European cinema faces-off with US industry giants Ahead of the Oscars we take a look at the challenges facing European cinema. -
USA Eight Americans diagnosed with coronavirus on cruise ship off Japan "Being alone in the hospital in a foreign country where people don't speak my language, that's definitely a concern," said Rebecca Frasure of Oregon. -
United Kingdom British and French authorities intercept over 220 migrants in English Channel Ninety migrants were intercepted in British waters on Thursday — the highest number in a single day. -
Switzerland Swiss voters back new law against homophobia Swiss voters have approved by a wide margin a measure that will make it illegal to discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation. -
France French corporations accused of racial discrimination against north-African job applicants A government study found applicants with Arabic-sounding names received 25% fewer responses than candidates with French names. -
Earth News A robot just conducted a human symphony orchestra by waving its arms around Do artifical intelligence and music go together? -
USA Juice jacking: Why you should avoid public phone charging stations Hackers can load malware into charging stations at place like airports and malls, allowing them to steal the data of unsuspecting users, experts warn. -
Spain Coronavirus: Spanish evacuees tell of life in quarantine through Whatsapp A conversation with Pedro Morilla and Oliver Cuadrado, two Spanish evacuees from Wuhan, China, gives a picture of life in quarantine. -
World News Antarctica has hottest day on record as temperatures reach 18.3°C Thursday's reading beat the previous high of 17.5°C set in March 2015. -
USA China to investigate death of doctor who blew whistle on Coronavirus Since his death, Li has become a hero in China and was the subject of more than two million posts on social media. -
Climate Now Is ocean acidification driving ecosystems to unknown territories? As ocean acidification presses on, marine life faces an uncertain future -
USA Trump's Senate acquittal is a reminder that impeachment was always about 2020 ǀ View American democracy is flawed and wounded, but it has still been a check on Trump. And on Election Day, it can be again. -
Europe News Cuban activists blocked from attending EU meeting Cuban activists who made it to Brussels called on the EU to put pressure on Cuba to respect human rights. -
World News It’s time the WHO and the private sector acted together to tackle barriers to healthcare ǀ View We cannot close the gap in access to care without the public and private sectors working together in a collaborative way — something the WHO itself has recognised in the past. -
USA Trump's former Navy Secretary Richard Spencer will endorse Mike Bloomberg for president Richard Spencer, fired for objecting to Trump's intervention in the Gallagher case, will be the first Trump appointee to back a possible Trump opponent. -
USA Coronavirus updates: 8 more Americans diagnosed on cruise ship as death toll hits 638 As confirmed cases reach more than 31,000 in mainland China, here is the latest you need to know. -
Netherlands Boeing refuses to play ball as Dutch MPs reopen 2009 crash involving 737 Two recent accidents involving the 737 Max have led lawmakers in the Netherlands to open a new inquiry into a 2009 disaster that killed nine. -
My Europe Series Europe on reset: Macron in Poland and new rules for new members This week is the first without Britain as a member, and the EU was keen to reset its route. The French President was in Poland and the Commission laid out new methods for those keen to join the bloc. -
Serbia 'Open borders!': 200 migrants stuck at Serbia-Hungary border demand EU entry About 200 migrants braved the freezing cold to demand entry into Hungary from a Serbian border crossing on Thursday -
Earth News 7 eco-friendly gifts for men on Valentine’s Day Recycled cufflinks, socks that save orangutans or sustainable trainers? Treat him this year with a sustainable gift. -
USA White House says U.S. killed Qassim al-Rimi, leader of al-Qaeda in Yemen His group "committed unconscionable violence against civilians in Yemen and sought to conduct and inspire numerous attacks against the United States and our forces," the statement said, -
USA NBC News review of Iowa caucus vote finds potential errors, inconsistencies The results as reported by the Iowa Democratic Party raise questions about the accuracy of the outcome of the first-in-the-nation vote.