17 February 2020 | Euronews
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USA Bolton book remains stuck in White House classification review A Bolton adviser says the delay is "more about suppressing" the former national security adviser's book than concerns over classified information. -
United Kingdom We won't accept supervision in post-Brexit deal, UK tells EU "To think that we might accept EU supervision on so-called level playing field issues simply fails to see the point of what we are doing", the British negotiator David Frost said in a speech he gave on a visit to Brussels. -
USA Jeff Bezos commits $10 billion to combat climate change "Climate change is the biggest threat to our planet," Bezos said. -
USA Sanders, trying to head off Bloomberg threat, finds his billionaire foil Sanders is juggling a fight for the nomination on two fronts, competing in early states but attempting to blunt Bloomberg's Super Tuesday strategy. -
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World Back to Earth: astronaut Luca Parmitano reflects on his 6-month mission on board the ISS After six months as commander of the International Space Station, the Italian space explorer has his feet back on solid ground. -
Climate Now Facing the flames: How Portugal is preparing for increased fire risk Portugal is using science, flames and herds of goats to meet the increased threat from forest fires. Our reporter Lindsey Rempel heads to Pedrógão Grande to see how they're adapting. Climate Now presenter Jeremy Wilks has the latest data for January from the Copernicus Climate Change Service. -
Korea Oscar-winning film Parasite has exposed the parasitic lives we all live under capitalism ǀ View As long as we live within the framework of capitalism, where private ownership of property is allowed, we are not all free from the parasitic survival instinct in such an institutional framework. That’s why we can’t just blame such behaviours on the two families in the movie. -
France Emmanuel Macron's pension reform plan introduced to parliament amid protests The debate is expected to be heated after months of strikes and street protests in opposition to the reform. -
No Comment Thousands watch 'flight of angel' at Venice carnival A plumed angel dressed in an orange ball gown descended from the bell tower high above the Venice lagoon down into a crowd of thousands packed into St. Mark's Square for the annual carnival "flight of the angel" ceremony Sunday -
France The Airbus DPA has set another precedent for global corruption cases and settlements ǀ View Deferred Prosecution Agreements (DPAs) – a means by which corporates can seek to avoid prosecution by cooperating with authorities to expose and remedy criminal wrongdoing – are proving to be increasingly valuable. -
France Search abandoned for missing French citizens after plane crash into Caribbean sea A rescue mission has failed to find four French citizens who have been missing since their plane crashed near the Caribbean island of Dominica on Sunday, local authorities said on Tuesday. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina 'We are building foundations for the next conflict': Scars of war still present in Bosnia The city of Mostar remains divided along ethnic lines - West Mostar is where a majority of Bosnian Croats live and work; and East Mostar is where Bosniak Muslims reside. -
France France's entire tomato stock under threat from deadly virus The virus also threatens chillis and pepper bells. -
Next Series Could seaweed be the fuel of the future? Researchers in the Netherlands and Denmark are testing the performance and the financial viability of this next-generation of biofuel. -
USA Democrats who don't want Sanders will have to sort out a muddle in the middle 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. -
United Kingdom Watch: Pilot lands 394-ton A380 sideways as Storm Dennis rages The Etihad Airways A380 from Abu Dhabi was forced into a special manoeuvre when landing at Heathrow due to strong crosswinds. -
Norway Norway mosque attack suspect charged with murder and terror offences Norway mosque attack suspect charged with murder and terror offences -
World News Faced with the worsening climate crisis, agriculture investment is more important than ever ǀ View As CTA enters the final year of its mandate, food systems and agriculture are once again under the spotlight as the climate emergency becomes increasingly urgent. At the same time, we begin the 10-year countdown to the delivery of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. -
Germany Germany arrests 12 over far right plot to attack Muslims, politicians Police raided over a dozen locations in six states. -
Smart Regions European project BestMedGrape is helping winegrowers transform grape waste into cosmetic products Thanks to BestMedGrape, a European project that brings together winegrowers, researchers and entrepreneurs from several Mediterranean countries, the waste of grapes after the harvest is being used to produce cosmetics and health products. -
USA Syrian forces seize most of Aleppo province, on eve of Turkey-Russia talks Turkey, which backs rebels in the region, has been outraged since Syrian attacks in the Idlib region killed 13 Turkish troops in two weeks. -
USA Sanders' opposition to the Iraq War was more complicated than he presents While Congress was debating how much authority to give the Bush administration, Sanders was more concerned with unilateralism than questioning WMDs. -
France Ski resort under fire for using helicopter to deliver snow The snow was moved from higher altitude to the slopes on Friday and Saturday. -
USA These prosecutors want radical criminal justice change. Barr is fighting to stop them. With progressive district attorneys on the march, Attorney General William Barr delivered a blistering attack speech. -
USA 14 Americans test positive for coronavirus after evacuation from quarantined cruise ship More than 300 U.S. citizens and family members who had been on the Diamond Princess cruise ship were evacuated. -
USA Fast-and-loose culture of esports is upending once staid world of chess Grandmasters and upstarts are reinventing the game online, becoming its most visible ambassadors and arguably its first entertainers. -
World News UK to outline post-Brexit trade vision as France warns both sides could 'rip each other apart' France’s foreign minister warns the UK and EU could ‘rip each other apart’ in upcoming negotiations, as Britain prepares to set out a robust position. -
Earth News Is playing video games making climate change worse? FIFA 20's carbon emissions from manufacturing were equivalent to powering 68 homes for a year.