23 February 2020 | Euronews
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Sport Continued Georgian & Japanese judoka success at Düsseldorf Uzbekistan and Cameron also claim medals on the last day of the event -
Austria Austria suspends train traffic to and from Italy over coronavirus Austria stopped a train at the border on Sunday evening after being informed by Italian authorities that two passengers had a fever. -
Sport England power past Ireland in the Six Nations Irish dreams of a Grand Slam are over, but both teams are still in contention for the championship -
USA For Trump's visit to India, plenty of spectacle but low expectations on policy The president's agenda includes a stadium speech and large crowds but officials say trade agreement is unlikely. -
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Germany Hamburg election: Greens make major gains, AfD support falls The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) may be out of the Hamburg state legislature after failing to gather the required 5% of votes. -
USA Buttigieg campaign claims 'irregularities' in Nevada caucus results A Nevada Democratic Party spokeswoman said that officials were "continuing to verify and to report result." -
No Comment Iraqi students hold anti-government protests Anti-government protests continued in Iraq, with over a thousand students marching through the centre of Baghdad. -
USA Warren finally took on Sanders, but it may be too late The progressive candidate waited until the past week to directly make the case against her chief progressive rival. Some Democrats wonder what took her so long. -
Earth News Living Recommends | Embracing the ‘ish’ of sustainable living Jen Gale's didn't buy anything for a year. Her new book tells us all about small changes that make a big difference. -
No Comment Iran quake hits villages in Turkey, kills at least nine people A magnitude 5.7 earthquake in northwestern Iran killed at least eight people in neighbouring Turkey and injured dozens more on both sides of the border. The epicentre of the quake, was near the Iranian village of Habash-e Olya, less than 10 kilometres from the border. -
Germany Thousands rally in Hanau against 'barbaric ideology' of white supremacy Police said over 6000 people joined the march which included families of the victims killed in a mass shooting on Wednesday. -
USA National security adviser says he's seen 'no evidence' Russia backing Trump, contradicting intelligence community Intelligence officials briefed members of Congress earlier this month that Russia was interfering in the 2020 campaign to try and boost Trump's re-election chances. -
South Sudan Rebel leader in South Sudan sworn in as vice president of government meant to end war Rebel leader Riek Machar became vice president in South Sudan as the country reeling from civil war tries to form a coalition for the third time. -
No Comment Bolivians clean up after river flood forces evacuation The Bolivian town of Tipuipaya in the department of Cochabamba is forced to be evacuated after an overflowing Taquina River damaged several houses. -
Italy Sardinia to impose entrance fee on prized beach to tackle overcrowding This summer, visitors keen to experience the turquoise water and white sand of Pelosa Beach will have to pay €3.50 and wear a biodegradable bracelet. -
No Comment Residents queue for supplies at supermarket after COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak Several towns in Lombardy have gone into lockdown after a sharp outbreak in northern Italy. -
USA Biden's South Carolina advantage shrinks The latest NBC News/WSJ poll shows that Biden fares best among all Democrats with African-American voters, but the gap is not as wide as one might think. -
No Comment Brazil revellers get muddy at 'Bloco da Lama' carnival party Revellers apply mud on their body and dance in smoke in mud carnival party "Bloco da Lama" near Rio de Janeiro. -
Germany Berlin starts controversial rent freeze on 1.5 million homes The rent freeze is supposed to keep rents for apartments that were built before 2014 at the current level for the next five years. -
USA Unstoppable? Bernie Sanders heads into South Carolina stronger than ever After winning Nevada, the Vermont senator is riding a wave of votes, delegates and momentum into the next contest. -
USA Coronavirus updates: 10 Italian communities on lockdown as death toll rises in China As Italy experiences a surge in coronavirus cases, here is the latest for Sunday, Feb. 23. -
USA Will a peace deal in Afghanistan come at the expense of Afghan women? The U.S. said safeguarding Afghan women's rights was part of the reason to fight the Taliban. Now rights advocates fear women's hard-won gains are at risk. -
World News British boxer Tyson Fury reclaims heavyweight champion title It was the first loss for Wilder in 44 fights. -
USA Colombia was the deadliest place on Earth for environmental activists. It's gotten worse. More than 40 human rights defenders and community leaders have been killed in Colombia since January, according to Indepaz, a Colombian peace-building nonprofit. -
USA Lockdowns to curb coronavirus epidemic lead to a rise in mental health issues Government-enforced moves to deal with coronavirus outbreak are forcing millions of Chinese people to deal with the emotional and psychological fallout. -
USA At least 7 dead in Turkey after magnitude 5.7 earthquake strikes northwest Iran The tremblor centered on the Iranian city of Khoy and affected villages in the Turkish province of Van. -
Turkey At least nine dead in Turkey after 5.7 magnitude earthquake strikes western Iran Turkish Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu announced that after the earthquake in Iran, at least nine people died. -
USA US elections: Bernie Sanders widens lead in third Democratic race Sanders won an overwhelming victory in Nevada, coming far ahead of his rivals and cementing his place as the opposition party's frontrunner. -
USA Not just bros: Sanders wins with diverse coalition Analysis: The Vermont senator's victory in Nevada should strike fear in the hearts of his rivals and critics, with his electorate reflecting a cross-section of the party. -
USA Trump tells 'Crazy Bernie' Sanders: 'don't let them take it away from you!' The president was referencing the possibility that Democrats could try to snatch the nomination from the Vermont lawmakers.