13 February 2020 | Euronews
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Europe News Budapest's mayor snubs Orban by lobbying EU for direct access to climate change cash Budapest wants to cut out Hungary's government and get direct access to EU green transition cash. -
France Cesar Awards: 'French Oscars' directors resign en masse amid Polanski controversy The resignation comes just two weeks before the ceremony and amid controversy around the new film by Roman Polanski being nominated for awards. -
World Spain wins European court appeal over rapid migrant deportations from Ceuta and Melilla The European Court of Human Rights has backed Spain’s immediate deportation of two African migrants who tried to enter one of its African enclaves. -
World News COVID-19: Call for Europe to make own medicines amid fears of shortages Europe is working with China to meet a shortfall in protective equipment amid fears of a global shortage of medicines and masks. -
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World News Senate defies White House by limiting Trump's military powers against Iran The Senate approved a rare bipartisan measure on Thursday limiting President Donald Trump's authority to launch military operations against Iran. -
No Comment Bouquet hopes to ensure love is the only thing in the air this Valentine's Day A florist in Manilla has created a special Valentine's Day bouquet to tackle the viral outbreak from China -
Azerbaijan ECHR slams Azerbaijan for jailing activists who wrote graffiti on statue of ex-president Bayram Mammadov and Qiyas Ibrahimov were caught writing on a statue. They were beaten up before being charged with "drug trafficking" and jailed. -
China Debunked: This image doesn't show 'extent of corpse burning in Wuhan' As some media outlets and social media users suggested that sulphur dioxide levels around Wuhan and Chongqing could be extremely high because of unusual activity at the cities crematoria, Euronews explains why it is unfounded. -
United Arab Emirates 30 years after facing West Germany at Italia 90 Euronews speaks to English footballer Trevor Steven Euronews speaks to English footballer, Trever Steven who rose to fame playing for Burnley, Everton, Rangers and Marseilles and won 36 international caps for England including in the 1986 World Cup against Maradona. -
No Comment Sao Paulo hit with floods and mudslides after heavy downpours Floods have hit in Brazil's most populous city. -
France French MPs back ban on May 5 football games to honour victims of Corsican stadium collapse On 5 May 1992, a stand collapsed at Bastia's Furiani stadium just before their French Cup semi-final against Olympique de Marseille, killing 18 people and injuring more than 2,300. -
Musica Anoushka Shankar's mesmerising musical journey Sitar-virtuoso Anoushka Shankar performs the concerto Raga-Mala, composed by her father Ravi Shankar, the most famous Indian musician of the 20th century at Lyon's Auditorium, accompanied by the Orchestre National de Lyon. -
USA Earth just had its hottest January in recorded history The record highlights a worrisome trend as the planet continues to warm at an accelerated pace. -
USA Former US Attorney who oversaw Roger Stone case resigns President Trump had yanked Jessie Liu's nomination for a top spot at the Treasury Department earlier this week. -
Europe News The battle for the EU budget begins as Brexit leaves €15 billion annual vacuum The week before EU heads of state and government travel to Brussels for a two-day extraordinary European Summit exclusively focused on the size of the EU budget, Jack Parrock talks to those who will have the final say over it -
World News Graphene: Meet the material of the future that's 200 times stronger than steel Now there's a free manual on how to make the material of the future. -
World News Is anything quintessentially Scandinavian? SAS airline republish controversial video advert One Danish politician saying the airline was "spitting" on Scandinavian culture with the "disgusting" commercial. -
World News The broken airline delay compensation scheme needs fixing to benefit airlines and passengers ǀ View The EU passenger compensation scheme is broken. The mechanics of the program are not working today for airlines or passengers. That is because there is no uniform arbiter for when passengers are due compensation, and no streamlined process for either passengers or airlines to settle up. -
Spain World's biggest mobile tech show cancelled over COVID-19 coronavirus fears The world's biggest mobile technology fair has been cancelled over worries about the coronavirus epidemic. -
Germany Germany says it will not grant asylum to 'climate refugees' More than 25 million people are forced to move every year around the world because of the effects of climate change. Experts are divided as to whether they should be granted refugee status. -
World News US and West German intelligence 'used Swiss firm to spy on governments' The Swiss encryption firm Crypto was secretly used for spying by CIA and West Germany for decades, a new German and American media investigation says. -
World News Watch: Euronews reports from Ukraine's cutting-edge art scene A young Lithuanian artist's work on ecological disaster is currently on display at Kiev's PinchukArtCentre -
United Kingdom UK finance minister Sajid Javid resigns amid UK government reshuffle Boris Johnson is reshuffling the ministers at the top of the UK government. -
Italy Italian banks are closing Iranian citizens' accounts over US sanctions: Is it legal? Italian banks can not refuse their service on the basis of nationality but many Iranians facing banking difficulties say there is no other reasons being their accounts being closed. -
France France's Macron to unveil measures to protect Mont Blanc from 'wackos' A local mayor said poor legislation allows "pseudo mountaineers" to put their lives and that of others in danger. -
Syria Erdogan warns Syrian regime against further attacks against Turkish soldiers The Kremlin hit back at Ankara, accusing it of disregarding its commitment under the agreement to stabilise the region. -
No Comment Sea foam makes waves in Cornish seaside resort of Bude The salty substance, which blew in from the Irish Sea on Monday and Wednesday, bore a striking resemblance to snow. -
Ecotech Hydrogen fuel cell vs electric cars: what you need to know but couldn't ask We asked the experts what the differences are and which will come out on top. -
Russia Russian mother escapes quarantine through window of unsanitary hospital A Russian woman who escaped her coronavirus quarantine by climbing out of a hospital window said conditions in the facility were unsanitary.