21 February 2020 | Euronews
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USA Marie Yovanovitch, key figure in Trump's impeachment, inks book deal The ousted U.S. ambassador to Ukraine's memoir is slated to be released in the spring of 2021. -
USA Democrats courting Nevada's unions hope 'Medicare for All' fears are enough to slow Sanders The Vermont senator's rivals have sought to peel off support among a powerful voting bloc by highlighting health care. -
No Comment Demonstration against racism takes place following deadly attack About 300 people gathered for a vigil and a solidarity march in the German town of Hanau, two days after a racially motivated shooting in the town left nine dead. -
USA Bloomberg is spending big on Google — and it's 'persuasive' Bloomberg has spent more than $41 million on Google and YouTube ads since he entered the race late in November, according to data analyzed by NBC News. -
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USA Bloomberg says he'll release three women from nondisclosure agreements Elizabeth Warren sharply criticized Bloomberg for the use of nondisclosure agreements during Wednesday's debate. -
USA How the Iowa caucuses fell apart and tarnished the vote The finger-pointing between the national and state Democratic parties goes on as voters are left out in the cold. -
USA Nevada canceled its Republican caucuses and primaries to help Trump re-election bid Republican parties in Nevada, and at least three other states, canceled their nominating contests as part an effort to make the path smoother for Trump. -
USA Will Bernie Sanders' long-ago praise of Socialist regimes hurt Democrats in November? If Sanders is the nominee, some Democrats worry Trump will hammer him on his long-buried words in defence of governments in Nicaragua, Cuba and the USSR. -
USA How Nevada's caucus results will be reported — with some help from Google The counts and delegates will be calculated and assigned two ways: a paper "Math Poster" worksheet hung on the wall at the precinct locations, and an off-the-shelf Google Forms app. -
USA Bloomberg campaign accuses Bernie Sanders camp of inciting vandalism on their offices The Bloomberg campaign listed five incidents of vandalization they said mirrored Sanders' campaign rhetoric -
USA Harry and Meghan to drop their 'Sussex Royal' brand name The pair had intended to use it for their charity foundation, but will now be forced to change their brand name. -
Europe News EU budget summit ends without agreement on bloc's long-term financing The summit failed to close the gap between the "frugal four" and a larger group wanting more money to meet big European ambitions. -
Economy EU budget: Why you should care about the negotiations The Multiannual Financial Framework being discussed by European leaders might seem a very far political fight but it has very concrete impacts in the European Citizen's lives. Here are the basics. -
No Comment Spanish police uncover underground counterfeit cigarette factory It's thought to be the first of its kind in the European Union -
Spain Spain's euthanasia debate: 'If I see my family suffer, I want the right to die' As Spain debates euthanasia, the sick ask to be heard: "If I'm making my family suffer because I have no strength left in my body, I want to die. I want to have that right" -
USA 'Taking no chances': Nevada Dems hire massive call center to avoid caucus meltdown The state party, and the DNC, are taking steps to avoid an Iowa-style voting fiasco on Saturday. -
My Europe Series Unholy row exposes deep divisions in Montenegro A dispute over church property is exposing deep divisions in the small Western Balkans country of Montenegro. While the conflict is rooted in history, it is also about Serbian identity. -
World News COVID-19: Virus spreads to Austria, Spain and Croatia — but Europe keeps borders open Austria, Croatia, Switzerland and mainland Spain confirmed their first cases of the COVID-19 on Tuesday as Europe scrambled to respond. -
World News This week in pictures: floods in the UK, coronavirus spreading, carnivals across Europe This week's news stories in a selection of images -
Montenegro Montenegro rocked by dispute over church property Opponents of a new law that makes it obligatory to register church properties fear that the State could confiscate Serbian Orthodox churches or cemeteries. -
Vietnam Essex lorry deaths: Seven people charged in Vietnam with illegal trafficking The bodies of 39 Vietnamese nationals were found in a refrigerated trailer near London in October. -
Germany Hanau attacks: Alternative for Germany party slammed for 'legitimising deadly racism' Activists are warning there is a “whole web of potential violent terrorists” linked to the democratically elected AfD party in Germany -
Business Planet Strength in numbers: the benefits when firms join forces Business Planet heads to Estonia to see how firms in the defence and security sector are unleashing a wave of innovation through cooperation. -
Destinations Are 3D printed, flat-pack hotels the future of green tourism? A sustainable construction industry could be in sight, but some are critical of hidden costs to the environment. -
USA Prince Andrew urged to 'call the FBI' about Jeffrey Epstein on London bus sign "If you see this man please ask him to call the FBI to answer their questions," the sign said. -
Germany 'Nazis out' chant Frankfurt fans after hecklers interrupt minute's silence for Hanau victims Frankfurt fans didn't let it go when hecklers interrupted a minute of silence for Hanau victims -
USA AOC announces new PAC, endorses slate of progressive candidates for Congress Ocasio-Cortez announced on Twitter that her new PAC, Courage to Change, was announcing its first endorsements of candidates who haven't served in Congress. -
No Comment Activists break into French nuclear plant to call for its closure They allege the nuclear plant is in a dilapidated condition and should be shut down. -
No Comment New museum in Georgia uses technology to bring art to life The works of Georgia's most renowned artist, Niko Pirosmani, are being given a 21st-century makeover. -
Iran Hardliners set for big gains in Iran's legislative elections Turnout will be seen as a key measure of support for Iran's leadership at the time of a sanctions-linked economic downturn and diplomatic isolation. -
World Milken Summit: Saudi’s Prince Turki talks Iran relations & G20 Presidency Hundreds of high-level decision makers and industry trailblazers, spanning fields from economics and philanthropy to healthcare, attended the Milken Institute Middle East and Africa summit 2020 in Abu Dhabi. -
USA Pigeons with 'Make America Great Again' hats glued to their heads released in Las Vegas A group calling itself P.U.T.I.N., "Pigeons United To Interfere Now," claimed responsibility for the stunt with the MAGA-hat-wearing birds. -
World Will Brexit boost UK and GCC trade relations? The United Kingdom has officially left the European Union on 31 January and, being free to negotiate its own trade deals, regions like the Middle East are looking like a new exciting, investment arena. -
France How ski resorts are looking to the past to fight future climate change Amid one of France's mildest-ever Februarys, ski resorts are worried about how global warming is going to hit their future profits. -
USA Why pundits think Bernie Sanders is the frontrunner — and why he's not ǀ View After all the hype about the progressive turn in the Democratic Party, voters aren’t signing up for revolution when they get into the voting booth. -
USA Calls for anti-extremism measures as Germany mourns victims of fatal shooting 'The indifference shown in Europe to the fight against rising xenophobia has led to new attacks being added every day,' Turkey's foreign ministry said. -
World News Amazon under fire for selling Nazi propaganda books The e-commerce giant Amazon has been called out by several organisations for selling Nazi propaganda including children books by Julius Streicher who was charged and executed during the Nuremberg trials. -
USA Sanders' gains with black voters are a big deal heading into the race's next phase 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. -
Ukraine Ukrainians protest over having COVID-19 coronavirus evacuees in their region Some people protested against Ukrainian nationals being kept in isolation in the central Poltava region over fear the novel coronavirus could spread. -
United Kingdom British woman pleads guilty to St Paul's Cathedral terror plot Safiyya Shaikh, 36, was planning on planting a bomb at the famed London cathedral as she prepared her pledge of allegiance to the so-called Islamic State group. -
Switzerland Swiss president wants to toast 60th birthday with any citizens born on same day and year Swiss President Simonetta Sommaruga turns 60 on May 14. She wants any compatriots in the same boat to join her. -
USA U.S.-Taliban reduction in violence to start Friday ahead of broader deal The U.S. has 12,000 to 13,000 troops in Afghanistan, in a conflict that has raged for 18 years. -
Europe News EU budget battle stretches into extra time as divisions continue European leaders meet for a second day of talks to hammer out a compromise over the EU's long-term budget. -
South Korea COVID-19 outbreak: China says bats, pangolin likely 'virus hosts' The Iranian government has denied the claim. -
USA Coronavirus updates: South Korea reports big jump in cases, virus spreading in Chinese prisons As the total number of COVID-19 cases reaches 76,000 globally, here is the latest news on Feb 21. -
China China is 'running a campaign of intimidation' against Uighur diaspora, says Amnesty International They say the intimidation is 'unparalleled and illegal'. -
USA NBC News/WSJ poll: Sanders gains ground on Biden with black voters nationally Trump's approval rating with black voters stands at just 14 percent -
USA How do the Nevada caucuses work? Democratic presidential hopefuls face their first test in a state with a significant non-white segment of its electorate. -
USA Trump scoffs at 'Parasite's' historic Oscars win for best picture "What the hell was that all about?" the president said Thursday at a rally in Colorado, referring to the South Korean film's win. -
USA Bloomberg tried to consolidate the anti-Sanders vote, but ended up fracturing it If Bloomberg had not entered the race, there would be one fewer candidate in the crowded moderate lane of the 2020 Democratic primary to face Sanders. -
USA Apple granted restraining order against alleged 'aggressive' stalker The man is accused of harassing CEO Tim Cook and other company executives, court documents say.