22 February 2020 | Euronews
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Sport Continued success for Japan's judoka and young Georgian in Düsseldorf Tashiro Miku, Shohei Ono and Tato Grigalashvili all triumph in day two of the competition -
United Kingdom Protesters march for Assange's release Hundreds of protesters in London march for Assange to be released and for his extradition to be stopped -
USA 'Just get Mike Bloomberg in there': Clint Eastwood distances himself from Trump While the longtime Republican approves of "certain things" the president has done, he wishes that he would act "in a more genteel way, without tweeting and calling people names." -
USA Some Nevada caucus sites facing volunteer shortages A spokeswoman for state Democrats said the staffing issues were not causing voting problems. -
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France Louvre opens all-night for free for last weekend of Da Vinci exhibition The Louvre Museum in Paris has announced it will be open day and night, on Saturday and Sunday, to mark the end of its Leonardo Da Vinci exhibition. -
USA Nevada caucuses set to kick off amid fears of an Iowa debacle repeat A new early-voting system, high turnout and a never-before-used digital tool could all contribute to caucus chaos. -
France Macron tells farmers he opposes cuts to agricultural subsidies France is the main beneficiary of EU agricultural subsidies. After Brexit there's a large hole in the EU's budget but the French president says he'll oppose any subsidy cuts. -
No Comment Carnival kicks off in Rio with traditional Carmelitas street party Thousands of revellers attended the Carmelitas street party during the first day of the Rio Carnival on Friday -
USA Nevada caucuses live updates: Results and analysis from the third 2020 Democratic contest The candidates — not including Mike Bloomberg, who is not on the ballot — are vying for the state's 36 pledged delegates. -
Finland Finland says to take in 175 Mediterranean asylum-seekers The Finnish government says it has agreed to take in 175 asylum-seekers from camps in Cyprus, Greece, Italy and Malta "to alleviate the humanitarian situation" experienced by refugees in the Mediterranean members of the European Union. -
No Comment Macron defends EU agricultural policy at Paris showcase French President Emmanuel Macron spent the day shaking hands with farmers and tasting regional specialities -
World News Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary criticised over Muslim men comments The Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) slammed O'Leary for comments about Muslim men and security. -
Afghanistan Afghans welcome week-long truce between US forces and Taliban If all goes to plan a peace accord is due to be signed at the end of the week in Qatar where the Taliban have a political office. -
USA Twitter suspends pro-Bloomberg accounts for violating manipulation and spam policies Some accounts have been permanently suspended while others are under review to verify ownership. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Tough border control awaits migrants attempting to reach EU from Bosnia Migrants attempting to reach the European Union through Bosnia and Herzegovina have a dangerous journey ahead of them. -
No Comment Taiwan military disinfects plane carrying coronavirus ship evacuees Evacuees will now be kept in quarantine for two weeks. -
USA Skiing is in Norway's blood — but maybe not its future "I have skied this area my whole life, but for the past three years I haven't even had skis on my feet," one Norwegian woman said. -
United Kingdom Rollout of UK's new blue passports to begin in March "The British passport will once again be entwined with our national identity and I cannot wait to travel on one," said UK interior minister Priti Patel. -
USA Tiny songbirds, big consequences: Why ornithologists see climate change looming everywhere Within the field of ornithology, it is becoming difficult not to see echoes of climate change across the spectrum of research. -
USA Sanders drives toward Super Tuesday delegate haul Analysis: The national front-runner left Nevada for California because he has the luxury of trying to build a lead while rivals battle to be the one to take him on. -
France France's oldest nuclear plant Fessenheim turns off one reactor France has begun reducing its reliance on nuclear energy by closing a reactor at its oldest plant Fessenheim -
USA Facing a Palestinian state, Arab Israelis find Trump's Mideast plan unworkable Arab citizens have slammed the measure as "racist" and part of a long-term Israeli strategy to expand its territory while maintaining a Jewish majority. -
World News Erdogan announces Syria summit with Putin, Merkel, Macron on 5 March Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced he would hold a summit with his Russian, French and German counterparts on 5 March to discuss the situation in Idlib province, the last rebel stronghold in northwestern Syria. -
USA Warren on Bloomberg: 'How many other women are out there?' The Massachusetts Democrat, who has made an issue of the ex-mayor's non-disclosure agreements, spoke to NBC News. -
USA Sanders excoriates Russia after being briefed on attempts to help his presidential campaign Trump, however, sneered at the suggestion the Kremlin is attempting to interfere again to aid his reelection effort. -
USA Trump calls reports of Russian interference Democratic 'disinformation' "They're not good at anything else, the do-nothing Democrats," the president told a Las Vegas rally crowd of fresh reports Russia is once again seeking to aid his campaign. -
Sport Abe siblings star on Day 1 of the 2020 Dusseldorf Grand Slam Judoka brother and sister Hifumi and Uta Abe dazzled with their performances in Germany