14 February 2020 | Euronews
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USA LA County built its new voting machines from scratch. Will they be ready? The county has been in a race against the clock to shore up vulnerabilities in its system ahead of the California Democratic primary. -
USA Trump pushed U.S. and Iran 'close to the brink,' Iran's Zarif tells NBC News Zarif also says Iran can't decipher the black box from a Ukraine plane shot down by Iran without help, but won't hand it over to the U.S. or others. -
USA 11th Democratic debate to take place next month in Arizona The debate will take place two days before voters head to the primary in the Grand Canyon State, which is emerging as a 2020 battleground. -
USA The Senate finally found its spine when it came to limiting Trump's war powers ǀ View Thursday's vote to require the president to consult with Congress before further engaging in military actions against Iran was a welcome first step in the legislative branch's acceptance of its constitutional responsibilities. -
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USA A museum's narwhal tusk disappeared in the 1980s. The FBI wants your help to find it. In the late 1800s, famed explorer Robert Edwin Peary returned from an Arctic excursion with a unique souvenir: the long, sword-like tusk of a narwhal. Then it went missing. -
USA U.S. officials: Using Huawei tech opens door to Chinese spying, censorship The closest U.S. ally, Britain, disagrees with U.S. warnings that any use of Huawei technology exposes a country to digital espionage. -
Sport UEFA bans English giants Manchester City from Champions League for two seasons Manchester City hit back saying the case was "initiated by UEFA, prosecuted by UEFA and judged by UEFA". -
USA Justice Department opens inquiry into FBI interview at heart of Flynn's guilty plea AG Barr has asked a U.S. attorney to lead the inquiry. Flynn pleaded guilty to making false statements during the interview, but wants to withdraw plea. -
Adventures Panoramic Paramotoring It’s one of the smallest aircraft in the world consisting of a tricycle, a propeller and a paragliding wing. Paramotoring is a hair-raising way to experience a breathtaking view of Dubai -
Moldova 'Europe can only be stronger with Russia,' claims Moldova's president "I believe in a big Europe, from Lisbon to Vladivostok," Igor Dodon told Euronews. -
USA Justice Department drops leak case against former FBI deputy director McCabe Trump had urged action be taken against the ex-official over allegations that he lied to investigators. -
Afghanistan US and Taliban reach Afghanistan truce on sidelines of Munich security conference The truce came after U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Defense Secretary Mark Esper met in Munich with Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani. -
My Europe Series Surging numbers of migrants risk their lives in small boats to get to UK Desperate migrants hiding in the back of freight trucks to get to Britain on ferries had been the target, but now smugglers have switched their tactics and record numbers are now risking their lives, attempting to get across the English Channel, from France to the UK, in small boats -
No Comment Russian soldier proposes as armoured vehicles make heart shape Lieutenant Denis Kazantsev led his long-term partner Alexandra Kopytova into the centre as she held her hands over her eyes -
No Comment Angry spanish farmers invade Valencia Hundreds of tractors brought the coastal city of Valencia to a halt, with tractors also blocking many roads in the southern Andalusia region -
Turkey The “Buyukada 10” are falsely accused on terror charges. Justice in Turkey must prevail ǀ View This week, I will be in Istanbul for the verdict in the case of Taner and the “Buyukada 10.” If found guilty of “membership of a terrorist organisation,” they could face up to 15 years behind bars. -
Economy German economy stagnates as eurozone growth reaches 7-year low Germany, Europe’s largest economy, has recorded a zero growth between October and December, as manufacturing remained in a slump and exports fell. -
Myanmar Justice will be a long time coming for the Rohingya. But the latest ICJ ruling is a start ǀ View While it is easy to be cynical about what the precedent-setting ICJ ruling will actually accomplish in practice, the ICJ court order reinforces the universality of human rights and the rule of law. International justice is a long game - and one that is just getting started in Myanmar. -
France Frustrating wait for transplant surgery brings limb donation into spotlight A double amputee is urging people to discuss their wishes about donating their bodies to medical science after they die. -
USA Trump tweets that he has the 'legal right' to involve A.G. Barr in criminal cases Trump's assertion comes a day after Barr said the president's tweets "make it impossible for me to do my job." -
USA Passengers finally begin to leave coronavirus-hit cruise ship in Japan So far, 11 virus-free passenger have been allowed to leave the ship. -
Colombia Flower pow(d)er: Smelling this year's Valentine roses could leave you on a real high Smelling this year's Valentine roses could leave you on a real high -
Kosovo Kosovo and Serbia sign deal on rail and road links in huge diplomatic step It comes weeks after Belgrade and Pristina agreed to resume direct flights for the first time since the Kosovo War. -
World Abu Dhabi celebrates 250 years of Beethoven with the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra The Hamburg Symphony Orchestra performance brought crowds together in Abu Dhabi to celebrate the 250th birthday of German composer and pianist, Ludwig van Beethoven. -
World How are the arts thriving in the Kurdish region of Iraq? Located in the Kuridsh region of Iraq, the city of Sulayaniyah is transforming a 60,000 square metre abandoned tobacco factory into a cultural hub where young artists can gather, to create. -
USA Emmanuel Macron's candidate for Paris mayor quits over sexting row "I have decided to withdraw my candidacy from the municipal election," Benjamin Griveaux said in a video statement. -
USA Can Bloomberg reshape the 2020 race with his blunt-force candidacy? 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. -
No Comment Meet Timea, Afghanistan's first robot waitress While robots are becoming increasingly commonplace in Japan and China, they are unusual in Afghanistan -
Luxembourg Google appeal against €2.4bn fine takes place at European Court of Justice The European Court of Justice is hearing Google's appeal over a 2017 sanction for anti-competitive behaviour. -
Germany Mayor impact: Brexit felt in rural Germany as village loses its chief Europe has not felt the full impact of Brexit yet. But one corner of rural Germany is feeling its effects already. -
USA COVID-19 updates: 1,700 heath workers infected, first fatality in Japan As more 'wartime' measures are implemented, here is the latest. -
No Comment Deeply in love: underwater wedding on Valentine's Day in Thailand Newlywed couples also participate in Buddhist activities for luck and blessings on the day of love. -
USA Turkey-Syria clashes escalate as humanitarian crisis grows "Escalation is likely going to continue as long as Turkey and Russia cannot agree on a new cease-fire," one analyst said. -
World A dying star 1,000 times bigger than the sun could soon explode But at over 700 light-years away, astronomers say there's no risk to Earth. -
World News UN warns of humanitarian disaster if locust swarms aren't stopped Billions of locusts have been swarming across the Arabian peninsula and East Africa -
France Macron's Paris mayoral candidate quits after sex video publication Benjamin Griveaux withdrew from the race on Friday saying he didn't want to put his family at risk. -
France ‘My heart says he's not dead’: Mother of ISIS recruit holding out hope The mother of an ISIS recruit has told Euronews she believes her son is still alive - three years since reports he was killed in Syria. -
USA Post-impeachment, House Democrats sharpen focus on Barr House Democrats frustrated over the Senate’s acquittal of President Donald Trump are pushing their oversight efforts toward the Justice Department and what they call Attorney General William Barr’s efforts to politicize federal law enforcement. -
Earth News 5 weird and wonderful ways to make your death eco-friendly Do you fancy becoming a coral reef when you die? How about a tree?