25 February 2020 | Euronews
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USA South Carolina Democratic debate live updates: Candidates face off in Charleston The 10th Democratic debate will be the last before the nominating contests in South Carolina on Saturday and 14 other states on Super Tuesday. -
USA Trump says Sotomayor, Ginsberg must recuse themselves from cases related to him The comments come one month before the Supreme Court takes up cases related to Trump's tax returns and financial records. -
Spain COVID-19 wiped out Barcelona's Mobile World Congress — but tech industry finds new ways to network Plenty of companies are still doing deals in Barcelona despite MWC2020 being cancelled because of COVID-19 coronavirus. -
USA Anti-immigrant policies are bad for America. Trump's chief of staff admitted it ǀ View This administration curtailed legal immigration in addition to its efforts against undocumented people. Now it bemoans that people don't want to move here. -
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Syria These pictures reveal Syrians' desperate struggle to survive after fleeing Idlib violence More than 900,000 people have been displaced by violence in northwest Syria in fewer than three months. -
United Kingdom Scotland set to be first country in world to make period products free The new legislation would put a legal obligation on the government to provide free sanitary products to "everyone in Scotland who needs to use period product" -
No Comment On a frozen Siberian lake, festival-goers mark the Lunar New Year Dancers perform the Yokhor, a traditional circle dance. -
USA Hotel on Spanish vacation island locked down after guest tests positive for coronavirus Rebecca Lunt, who is staying at the hotel, told NBC News via Facebook messenger that guests were not being allowed to leave. -
USA Supreme Court rules Mexican parents can't sue Border Patrol agent who killed their son The ruling was a defeat for the parents of Sergio Hernandez Guereca, who was on the Mexico side when he was shot in 2010 by a Border Patrol agent who fired from the U.S. side. -
Spain Spain's euthanasia debate: 'I want a dignified life. But others should be allowed a dignified death' Luzón, who suffers from ALS, thinks about death every day - but only for five minutes. -
USA Placido Domingo issues apology after union finds him guilty of sexual misconduct Placido Domingo's apology came hours before a US opera union found him guilty of "inappropriate activity, ranging from flirtation to sexual advances". -
USA Bloomberg's girlfriend Diana Taylor on concerns over NDAs: 'Get over it' "Life has changed. I grew up in that world, it was a bro culture," Taylor said. -
USA Coronavirus could leave only 3 months to decide fate of Tokyo Olympics The modern Olympics dating from 1896 have only been cancelled during wartime, and faced boycotts in 1976 in Montreal, in 1980 in Moscow and 1984 in Los Angeles. -
Croatia Outrage after same-sex couple effigy burned at Croatian festival "We think that this comes from a place of ignorance and hate towards those things which people do not understand." -
No Comment Chinese robot sprays disinfectant to fight spread of COVID-19 coronavirus The robot is handled using a remote control. The tank is filled with the disinfectant liquid that transformed into steam to spray infected areas. -
USA Trump says he wants 'no help from any country' in re-election bid The president declined to say specifically whether he believes Russia is interfering in the election and issued no warning for Vladimir Putin not to. -
World News Europe's biggest companies need to spend twice as much on reducing emissions: report Europe's biggest 882 companies invested €124 billion on reducing carbon emissions last year. A new report claims that is nowhere near enough. -
Turkey A EU-Turkey trade pact is a better solution to deal with the Syrian refugee crisis than aid ǀ View The EU could pursue a track focused on mutual economic benefits, creating attractive trade incentive programs in exchange for Turkey continuing its difficult task. Direct aid is helpful, but perhaps the most sustainable and realistic approach is for Europe to set a new higher mutual trade volume. -
No Comment Clean up underway in South Korea as COVID-19 spreads The new virus has made thousands sick. -
USA DNC adds red states Georgia and Texas to list of 2020 targets Democrats are adding the rapidly diversifying Southern states to the list of places they're focusing on, in addition to battleground states like Wisconsin. -
USA Six reasons why Bernie Sanders became the Democratic front-runner 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. -
USA World's oldest man, who said secret was smiling, dies at 112 A Japanese man who received his certificate as the world's oldest man with a raised fist and big smiles earlier this month has died at 112. -
No Comment Protests in cities across India against Donald Trump visit Street demonstrations against Trump broke out in the cities of Gauhati in the northeast, Kolkata in the east and Hyderabad in the south -
United Kingdom Britain’s “Hostile Environment” is destroying the lives of those who contribute to the UK ǀ View I had never heard the phrase “hostile environment” until I moved to the UK in 2016, just a few months before the Brexit vote. I assumed - perhaps naively, perhaps arrogantly - that this hostility was reserved for vulnerable refugees, illegal immigrants or convicted criminals. -
World News 2020 World Press Photo Awards: Which six pictures made the shortlist for this year's prize? Snapshots from earth-shattering events make up the press photo of the year nominations -
World News What caused Antarctica's ice to turn blood red? Scientists got a shock when they woke up on Monday. -
USA Former Egyptian dictator Hosni Mubarak dies at 91 Mubarak ruled Egypt with an iron fist until he was overthrown during the so-called Arab Spring, uprisings that toppled leaders throughout the region. -
Egypt Hosni Mubarak, former ruler of Egypt, dead at 91 Mubarak was overthrown in the 2011 Arab Spring but later acquitted of charges relating to his role in the deaths of anti-government protesters. -
China Chinese court jails Swedish bookseller Gui Minhai for 10 years The naturalised Swedish citizen who sold books in Hong Kong that were sceptical of the Communist Party has been sentenced for 'illegally providing intelligence overseas'. -
Spain COVID-19 coronavrius: Tourist speaks to Euronews about life under lockdown at Tenerife hotel Harriet spoke to us from a Tenerife hotel on lockdown after a guest tested positive for COVID-19 coronavirus -
World The Ugandan singer turning plastic waste into drums The African continent is the world leader in plastic bag regulations. -
France COVID-19: Driver of bus stopped in Lyon tests negative for virus French health authorities say that none of the passengers on the bus had any symptoms. -
USA The loneliness of Elizabeth Warren: 'I feel like I'm living in a movie' In an interview with NBC News, the senator from Massachusetts opened up about the experience of running for the White House. -
Europe News Michel Barnier warns UK: EU will not conclude post-Brexit trade deal 'at any price' EU ministers have formalised the bloc’s post-Brexit negotiating stance ahead of upcoming trade talks with the UK. -
World News An innovation fund could be the best way to cut maritime carbon emissions ǀ View At the International Chamber of Shipping, we recognise that we have to act, and that’s why, in December, we took steps to play our part in addressing the climate crisis. We submitted a proposal for a research and development (R&D) fund, the likes of which have never been seen before. -
Australia 'Incredible win for nature': Plans to drill in Great Australian Bight abandoned Green groups are celebrating oil company Equinor's decision to abandon its drilling plans in the biodiverse Great Australian Bight -
USA Trump tries to shift focus of India trip from spectacle to substance The president is likely to further highlight new commercial ties between the two countries. -
USA Judge rules Instacart has misclassified its California workers The judge says Instacart is not complying with the new "gig economy" law that requires workers to be considered employees, not independent contractors. -
USA Arizona congressional candidate suspends campaign after drug overdose "I recently relapsed after having so many solid years in sobriety. I have to figure out where I went wrong," Chris Taylor said in a statement to NBC News.