1 March 2020 | Euronews
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France Louvre museum closes over workers' coronavirus fears France's Louvre museum in Paris closed its doors to the public on Sunday as workers demanded more precautions against the spread of COVID-19 -
No Comment Police in Kazakhstan detain dozens after activist's death Police in Kazakhstan detained dozens of people in the Central Asian country's largest city after an activist's death in jail triggered protests. -
Sport Tyson Fury could face rematch with American Deontay Wilder Heavyweight WBC world champion Tyson Fury could face a rematch with American Deontay Wilder later this year according to Wilder's US promoter -
USA Contested convention talk heats up after Biden's big South Carolina win "Look, you don't change the rules in the middle of a game," Biden said. -
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No Comment Protesters clash with police at subway incident commemoration Police emerged from the nearby Mong Kok police station to clear the roads but confrontations continued for hours. -
No Comment Ruling party in Tajikistan expected to sweep parliamentary election The ruling party of President Emomali Rakhmon is expected to sweep the parliamentary election in Tajikistan, with only one genuine opposition party taking part and the former main opposition banned. -
USA Campaign's next phase: Go big to win or hang on for dear life Half the states will vote this month, forcing candidates to raise massive amounts of money and compete in dozens of places at once. -
USA Democrats, Trump allies clash over coronavirus response Meanwhile, top Democrats criticized the president over his handling of the outbreak. -
Syria Turkey shoots down two Syrian government warplanes as tensions escalate in Idlib Province Two of Syrian warplanes were shot down by Turkish forces inside northwest Syria, the country's official news agency SANA reported on Sunday. Earlier that day, pro-government Syrian forces downed a Turkish drone. -
No Comment Migrants clash with Greek police at Turkish border Migrants clashed with Greek police after Turkey officially declared its western borders open to those hoping to head into the European Union. Police could be seen patrolling the Greek border in Kastanies as dozens of migrants lined its fence. -
USA Greta Thunberg responds to cartoon appearing to show her being assaulted On Saturday, Thunberg tweeted: "They are starting to get more and more desperate... This shows that we're winning." -
USA Warren boxed herself in on Sanders, now she's struggling to take him on The Massachusetts Senator is still trying to find ways to challenge a front-runner she shares common policy ground with. -
World News Afghans fear return to Taliban rule after US peace deal signed The Taliban ruled Afghanistan between 1996 and 2001 and enforced a regime that gave women virtually no rights, banning them from travelling, working, and getting an education. -
USA Trump reignites Bloomberg feud, says billionaire on 'a very dark and lonely path' "The real politicians ate them up and spit them out!" he said of billionaires Bloomberg and Tom Steyer. -
USA NBC News polls: Sanders has the edge in Texas, is tied with Biden in North Carolina The two states award a combined 338 delegates on Super Tuesday. -
USA Winning Super Tuesday without winning states Data Download has a look at primary votes within the Super Tuesday vote. -
USA Joe Biden wins crucial victory in South Carolina but will it save his campaign? Joe Biden won a crucial victory in South Carolina's Democratic primary, but will it be enough to keep his campaign alive heading into Super Tuesday? -
USA Thousands of migrants amass at Greek border after Turkey opens gates "We're concerned about these vulnerable people who are exposed to the elements," said U.N. migration agency's Turkey chief said. -
USA 'This dystopian look': Face masks enter mainstream amid coronavirus worries Coronavirus, pollution and government surveillance have all helped make face masks an increasingly common sign around the world. -
USA Biden's alive. Is that enough? Analysis: The former vice president resurrected his campaign with a convincing victory, but he may have to do better to catch up with Bernie Sanders. -
Slovakia Slovakia's anti-corruption opposition party wins parliamentary election The centre-right opposition Ordinary People party claimed victory in the parliamentary election in Slovakia. According to nearly complete results released by the Statistics Office early Sunday, the Ordinary People group captured 25% of the vote. -
USA Trapped between 2 armies, almost 1 million Syrians have nowhere to go in Idlib "On a daily basis, fear surrounds us on all sides," Fadel Kanab, a father of five, said at a camp north of Idlib city. -
USA As riots engulf India's capital, two friends cross religious divide to document violence At least 30 people were killed and more than 200 injured in sectarian riots engulfing the Indian capital. -
USA Billionaire Tom Steyer quits Democratic primary race The announcement came after an underwhelming finish in the South Carolina Democratic primary.