20 February 2020 | Euronews
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USA In Nevada, caucusgoers are torn between who they believe can beat Trump and who they believe in Democrats in the state want to oust Trump. They also want health care. The two impulses often collided at the ballot box. -
USA Bloomberg spends about $7 million per day on his campaign, latest filing shows Bloomberg has spent roughly $464 million on his campaign in December and January alone, a Federal Election Commission filing showed. -
Portugal Portugal is a step closer to legalising euthanasia The debate took place against a background of protests outside parliament in Lisbon -
USA DOD communications hub reports likely data breach Many servicemembers received a letter saying that their personal information The branch of the U.S. military that oversees information technology and communications has suffered a potential breach of servicemembers' personal information, -
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USA Trump anger cost Joseph Maguire the job of director of national intelligence Trump was mad about an intel official's briefing to Congress about election security, said an ex-official, costing Maguire a shot at the permanent DNI job. -
World News Boat carrying 91 migrants goes missing in Mediterranean News of the missing boat comes amid criticism of the European Union's lack of rescue missions in the Mediterranean Sea. -
USA How we can keep a billionaire from buying the presidency ǀ View The wealthiest people in our country should not be allowed to use their money to capture the most powerful job in the world. -
World News Assange's lawyers plan to request asylum in France for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's lawyers say they plan to ask President Emmanuel Macron to grant their client asylum in France. -
The Cube Hanau terrorism: German prosecutors investigate the suspect's online profile | #TheCube The alleged gunman is believed to have uploaded videos and 'manifesto' documents to a website which "point to deeply racist views". -
USA Portuguese lawmakers vote to allow euthanasia Hundreds protest outside parliament as bill passes. -
USA Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation — including a community-based points system A leaked demo features bright red and orange badges for tweets that have been deemed "harmfully misleading." -
Germany Far-right AfD under fire for tweeting link to Hanau attacker's site The far-right party tried to distance itself from the attacker while tweeting a link to his manifesto. -
No Comment Yangon: Scores of people rescued from a blazing building in Myanmar's commercial hub Around 60 fire trucks raced to the 12-storey apartment block as smoke and flames spread through the building. -
USA Scientists eye the Martian underground in search for alien life The subsurface of the Red Planet offers a protected, and possibly habitable, environment. -
No Comment Thousands of women rally for abortion to be legalised in Argentina Latin America has some of the strictest abortion laws in the world, say activists. -
Vatican Hitler's Pope or wartime saint? Historians hope to shed light on Pius XII as archives set to open More than 150 historians and researchers have signed up to access the soon-to-open Vatican archives of the World War II-era pope. -
No Comment Passengers from coronavirus-hit cruise ship arrive home in Hong Kong They will now go into quarantine for two weeks. -
No Comment On magnets, mugs and matryoshka dolls, Putin's face still sells Russia's president, 20 years since he came to power, is still a lucrative business for some. -
Georgia Russia behind massive cyber attack on Georgia, say Western allies It was part of a long-running campaign of hostile activity Georgia, the UK's foreign office said, -
Ecotech Nearly half of all flights from the UK are down to stag dos abroad Swapping Dubai for Edinburgh is the equivalent of giving up driving for 7 months, new analysis has found. -
Cult Dubai shows its funny side From some of the biggest comedy stars in the world to homegrown and local talent, we go behind the scenes of Dubai’s thriving comedy scene. -
USA Man arrested for attempted murder after stabbing at London mosque Images posted to social media showed a white man in a red hooded top, jeans and bare feet being pinned to the floor by police officers inside the mosque. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Break-up Bosnia to solve its political crisis, says one of country's leaders Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik said the political crisis in the country “will disappear only when Bosnia disappears" -
USA Two killed after train derails in Australia Local media carried pictures showing several carriages of the train askew off the tracks, with the locomotive on its side. -
Europe News Watch again: European parliament president speaks amid tense budget summit EU leaders are arguing in Brussels over the bloc's spending plan for the next seven years. -
United Kingdom Police say London mosque stabbing 'not terror-related' The suspect was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. -
World News The Kremlin is trying to force Twitter and Facebook to store data locally. It’s not alone ǀ View Required storage of data in a certain location might seem like the anti-internet openness pipe dream of an authoritarian government. But, that could not be further from the truth, with governments from New Delhi to Washington also implementing or considering rules that mandate local storage of data. -
Cult Sochi Winter Arts Festival breaks new boundaries This year’s Sochi Winter Arts Festival featured a full program under the leadership of Russian violinist and conductor Yuri Bashmet as artistic director. -
Russia Coronavirus: Moscow transport drivers told to raise alarm if they see Chinese people on board It comes after Russia temporarily banned Chinese people from entering its territory earlier this week. -
USA Trump has assembled team to recommend and vet candidates for clemency This comes as speculation swirls around whether Trump will pardon his longtime ally Roger Stone, who is set to be sentenced on Thursday for lying to Congress. -
World 'This EU budget proposal is bad,' Portugal's PM António Costa tells Euronews Portugal's PM António Costa is among leaders who do not want to see the EU's budget cut post-Brexit. -
United Arab Emirates How luxury floating houses are regenerating coral reefs in Dubai Marine biologists are growing new coral reef under these houses at The World Islands in Dubai. -
Germany 'Racism is a poison': Angela Merkel reacts to Hanau shisha bar murders "Racism is a poison. Hatred is a poison," said Chancellor Angela Merkel after the deadly Hanau shootings. -
Germany Germany's far-right AfD party apologises over 'racist' colouring books Police in Germany are investigating 'racist' colouring books distributed by a faction of Alternative for Germany. -
USA Wednesday's debate turned into an all-out brawl, and Bloomberg took the most punches 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. -
Earth News Designer fills London store with 90,000 bottles to spread message about plastic waste Instead of launching with a flashy London Fashion Week event, Anya Hindmarch used her platform to raise awareness. -
USA Far-right motive suspected after deadly attack in Germany "Everything will be done to investigate the circumstances of these terrible murders," German Chancellor Angela Merkel said. -
World News Human rights are at stake in Europe’s fight against nativist populism going mainstream ǀ View Over the last decade, nativist populists across the European Union have grabbed the headlines. But the cost of that political attention has been less focus paid to how their ideas have entered the mainstream. -
Europe News Budget battle as EU chiefs meet to thrash out long-term spending plans It could get fiery: European leaders are meeting in Brussels to agree the EU's next long-term budget. -
USA Harry Reid says Democratic race is 'far from being over' The former Nevada Senator and political kingmaker tells NBC News that none of the candidates should be counted out of the race. -
USA Coronavirus updates: 2 passengers die after leaving 'chaotic' cruise ship The death toll from the coronavirus outbreak climbed to 2,118 in China. Here is the latest for Thursday Feb. 20. -
Sport PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi charged in FIFA bribery case, say Swiss federal prosecutors He has been charged with inciting ex-FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke ``to commit "aggravated criminal mismanagement". -
Spain Spain's female footballers secure historic pay deal Spain’s female footballers have reached a historic first collective agreement over pay and conditions, after a long battle for rights which included an unprecedented strike last year -
USA Bloomberg tells Democrats they need him. Not everyone agrees. Analysis: The former mayor acted as the catalyst for rivals to step up their fight. -
Japan Two passengers dead from Coronavirus-hit cruise ship Diamond Princess Coronavirus: Two elderly Japanese passengers who had been taken off the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship have died, according to Japan’s Health Ministry -
Germany Germany shootings: What we know about the Hanau attacks Police say a suspect has been found dead after nine people were killed at two shisha bars in the city near Frankfurt. -
USA Democratic voters unimpressed by Bloomberg's first debate performance "He's toast," quipped Dwight Clarke, 70, of Los Angeles, who viewed the event from The Abbey, a gay bar in West Hollywood, California. -
Germany Racism and far-right threat 'very high' in Germany, says minister "The threat posed by far-right extremism, anti-Semitism and racism is very high in Germany," Seehofer told reporters. -
USA Full transcript: Ninth Democratic debate in Las Vegas The full dialogue and quotes of the 2020 presidential candidates, including Mike Bloomberg and Elizabeth Warren, from the ninth Democratic debate, held February 2020. -
USA Bolton denies his impeachment testimony would have changed the outcome But former Obama administration national security adviser Susan Rice Rice challenged his decision not to publicly discuss Trump's Ukraine pressure campaign. -
USA Debate rivals hammer Bloomberg over 'stop and frisk' policing in NYC "The policy was abhorrent," said Biden, who did not accept the former New York City mayor's apology. -
USA 8 people dead in shootings in German city of Hanau, police report It was not immediately clear who or what was behind the shootings at two locations in the city. -
USA Trump expected to name Richard Grenell as acting head of intelligence Grenell, the current U.S. ambassador to Germany, is a Trump loyalist with a history of stirring up trouble on Twitter.