27 February 2020 | Euronews
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Syria Refugees reach Greek border as EU demands Turkey uphold its migration commitments Turkey has suggested it will stop preventing migrants from crossing through en route to Europe, which would be in breach of a pact made with the bloc in 2106. -
Canada Canada to cease security funding for Harry and Meghan "The assistance will cease in the coming weeks, in keeping with their change in status," said the Office of the Minister of Public Safety Bill Blair. -
Spain No COVID-19 checks for Spanish students returning from northern Italy Spanish students returning home from northern Italy say they were not checked for coronavirus. -
USA 'He fought us every single step of the way': How Bloomberg embraced stop-and-frisk as mayor "He dug in and fought us all the way to his last day in office," an activist who opposed stop-and-frisk recalled. -
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USA This time, Sanders 'rigged' the system against himself Analysis: As the Democratic front-runner claims a plurality should give him the nomination, his own actions come back to haunt him. -
USA Tech workers have drawn a line on Chinese censorship. At Shutterstock, so did the leadership. "Employees have a lot of opportunities to work here, to work elsewhere," a company executive said in response to questions about the company's China deal. -
USA Senate Democrats ask DOJ inspector general to investigate claims of political interference Barr's sentencing recommendation in the Roger Stone case is among instances of concern cited by Democrats. -
United Kingdom London's 'tart cards' reveal history of sex work, design and printing Titillation or a sociological document. Euronews takes a look at the phenomenon of 'tart cards', the way London's sex workers got themselves noticed. -
No Comment Plans to expand Europe's busiest airport grounded in landmark ruling A bid to build a third runway at London's Heathrow Airport has been declared unlawful over climate change. -
World News COVID-19 could tip European countries into recession amid 'sharp slowdown' — OECD The global economy will experience “a sharp slowdown” because of COVID-19, the OECD said on Monday, driving many affected countries into recession. -
Musica La Scala premiers Rossini's Il Turco in Italia The opera is a tragi-comedy of love, lust and mistaken identity -
Ukraine Could Volodymyr Zelensky's proposed reforms lead to centralised power in Ukraine? The Ukrainian opposition is concerned about new reforms in the country. They fear the president and his party are centralising power, which could be dangerous in the long run. Experts also criticise some steps by the government but say previous governments acted similarly. -
Europe News EU looks to reset relations with Africa as record number of Commissioners visit Addis Ababa Faced with the increasing influence of countries such as China and Russia, the EU is preparing a new strategy. This week, a record number of Commissioners travelled to Addis Ababa. Twenty members plus the president herself. -
World News Coronavirus: Can you catch COVID-19 twice? A key question that has dominated discussion is whether a person can be infected more than once by the virus. So, what do we know? -
Business Line Covid-19, A.I. and Big Data in healthcare and India's electric vehicles: Watch on Business Line Business Line looks at the impact of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data on the healthcare sector, how the Covid-19 coronavirus is causing ripples on the Chinese stock market and the way India has plugged into the electric vehicle market -
Earth News Serbia will plant 1 billion trees in order to reach net zero target by 2050 The founders of an award winning festival want to increase Serbia's forest cover by nearly 50%. -
United Kingdom Privacy is overrated. It’s time Big Tech made the positive case for harvesting our data ǀ View There are lots of people telling us how concerned we should be about giving up our data - but almost no one can tell us exactly why. And even fewer people are reminding us that privacy is a small price to pay for what tech platforms have created for our lives, economies and societies. -
USA Sanders' left-wing purist image belied by record of compromise The Democratic front-runner, criticized as an unyielding hardliner, is willing to accept incrementalism. He just doesn't like to talk about it. -
World South Sudan's former child soldiers try to rebuild their lives As a fragile peace slowly settles in South Sudan, former child soldiers are gradually being demobilised. But do they still have a future? -
USA 'I can't even': Emails reveal EPA officials' reaction to Trump rant on toilets, showers The president's claims about water pressure caught the attention of his environmental agency. -
Europe News Kosovo PM Albin Kurti on Serbia, the impossibility of land swaps, and who Borrell should represent Euronews' Jack Parrock sat down with Kosovan PM Albin Kurti, who outlined his views on the Serbia roadmap, and how EU officials should have a pan-European perspective. -
Albania Analysis: Albania standoff could affect its ambitions for EU accession A decades-long personality clash between two of Albania’s leading politicians has worsened a constitutional mess that has profound ramifications. -
USA McConnell will keep trying to limit abortion until voters end the GOP's majority ǀ View Yes, you read that right: The GOP wanted to jail doctors who perform abortions. The bills, if they had become law, would have allowed judges to sentence doctors to up to five years in prison. Yes, this is happening in the United States. Yes, you should be outraged. -
USA Biden's banking big on South Carolina, but his real challenge is Super Tuesday 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 'Shark Tank' star Barbara Corcoran lost nearly $400,000 in phishing scam All it took was one phony email address to bilk her out of hundreds of thousands of dollars, the real estate mogul said. -
Syria Turkey and Russia on a collision course in Idlib Turkey says it will not back down in a stand-off with Russia over the northern Syrian region of Idlib. -
No Comment North Korea imposes 'extraordinary' measures against COVID-19 North Korea is pulling out all the stops to try to protect itself from the coronavirus that first emerged in neighbouring China. -
Europe News Belgian artists slam Flemish funding cuts The right-wing Flemish government intends to cut funds for cultural projects by 60%. Minister-president Jan Jambon at the Flemish Parliament explains that the cuts won’t affect everyone: indeed traditional Flemish cultural heritage will receive more money. -
USA 'Mini-moon' may have been orbiting Earth for the last three years The object, which is thought to be around the size of a car, was observed on February 15, and is believed to be an asteroid captured by Earth’s gravity -
No Comment Demonstrators clash with police in protests over Greece migrant camps Hundreds of protesters on the Greek island of Lesbos on Wednesday threw stones at police who responded with tear gas, stun grenades and rubber bullets -
Albania Albania president Ilir Meta: my country could become the 'North Korea of Europe' again Ilir Meta wants Albanians to topple the government, which he claims is a “one-party regime” that threatens progress towards EU membership. -
USA Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg defends her company and her reputation in wide-ranging interview "I'm a demanding boss, and I'm a tough boss. I think I'm a very fair boss. But I'm demanding," Sandberg says in the debut episode of NBC News' "Byers Market" podcast. -
Hungary Hungarians say goodbye to winter with bizarre and scary costume festival The southern Hungarian city of Mohács has officially welcomed in Spring. As part of the colourful #busójárás festival, creatures donning wooden masks and sheepskin coats march through the city. -
United Kingdom Plans for Heathrow airport third runway in doubt after court ruling on climate change The court ruling could stall the £14 billion plan to expand Europe's busiest airport amid concerns over climate change, pollution and noise. -
Europe News EU budget stalemate: what happens next? After a failed summit, the EU budget battle continues, but when will they meet again and what parts of the budget face the chop? -
Europe News How has the murder of a journalist become the focus of Slovakia's elections? When Slovaks head to the polls this Saturday they face multiple issues - but as well as usual campaign issues of the economy and migration, the rule of law and corruption hang over the choice at the ballot box. -
Switzerland Swiss villagers could be forced out of homes for a decade over weapons depot removal A Swiss village may have to be evacuated for 10 years, after authorities decided a huge Second World War weapons store nearby needed to be removed -
Earth News ‘I decorated an apartment with furniture from the street and under €200’ Nadine Ahya is dispelling the myth that social media influencers are showered with freebies. -
USA Obama demands pro-Trump group stop using his voice to attack Biden "This despicable ad is straight out of the Republican disinformation playbook," Obama spokesperson Katie Hill told NBC News.