5 March 2020 | Euronews
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USA Why Medicare for All wrecked Elizabeth Warren but not Bernie Sanders Analysis: Warren's embrace of the ambitious health care overhaul ran afoul of her political base at the wrong time. -
World News Dubai's ruler intimidated his wife and ordered the abduction of his daughters, British judge rules The ruler of Dubai conducted a campaign of fear and intimidation against his estranged wife and ordered the abduction of two of his daughters, a British judge ruled in documents that were unsealed Thursday. -
USA NASA's new Mars rover gets a name — Percy, for short First came Sojourner. Then Spirit and Opportunity. Curiosity followed. -
USA 'It feels like 2016 never really ended': Progressives have that sinking feeling The Sanders-Biden duel has those on the left concerned — and some are already looking beyond 2020. -
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USA The year of 'No woman need apply' Analysis: Scarred and scared after 2016, Democratic primary voters said they wanted a white man to take on Trump in 2020 — and that's what they'll get. -
USA Disappearing beaches: Climate change could wipe out half of the world's sandy shorelines Scientists found that beaches, which occupy one-third of global coastlines, are threatened by coastal erosion and rising seas. -
USA 'San Francisco is full': Tech backlash reaches new heights with skyscraper battle A new ballot measure could limit new office space if more housing isn't built — and it's got popular support. -
USA Elizabeth Warren reflects on sexism in 2020 campaign after exiting race "One of the hardest parts of this is … all those little girls who are going to have to wait four more years," Warren said. -
USA Senate passes $8.3 billion emergency bill to combat coronavirus The agreement's swift passage through Congress came after several weeks of negotiations and as the virus's outbreak worsened Thursday with new confirmed cases in the U.S. -
World EU's youngest commissioner on how to turn climate crisis around Lithuanian Commissioner Virginijus Sinkevičius speaks to Euronews' business editor about combatting climate change and biodiversity loss and how Europe can become the world's first carbon-neutral continent. -
Syria Russia's Putin and Turkey's Erdogan agree Syria ceasefire Putin said that Russia and Turkey had agreed to a ceasefire in Syria after violence escalated this past week. -
USA Biden increases delegate lead over Sanders after more allocated in Texas The former vice president is on top, 565 to 506, in the race to the nomination. -
USA Dubai's Sheikh Mohammed abducted daughters, threatened ex-wife, U.K. judge rules Save for some "limited exceptions", Judge Andrew McFarlane said he had concluded that Princess Haya bint al-Hussein had "proved her case." -
Destinations Danish billionaire plans to build idyllic village in Scotland to stop land becoming derelict The eco philanthropist wants to rejuvenate the northern peak of the Highlands, but local businesses aren't happy. -
USA Migrants hurry to the Turkish-Greek border, only to find confusion and chaos Turkey said it would open the gateway to Greece, an apparent attempt to pressure the E.U. into taking more responsibility for Syrian refugees. -
Europe News Turkey calls for EU help as bloc scrambles for Greek border solutions Turkey has called for more help with migrants after 'opening the door' and causing increased movement on the Greek border. Meanwhile, NGOs slam the EU for what they see as a lack of humanitarian response. -
USA Elizabeth Warren to drop out of the US presidential race This comes after her poor performance on Super Tuesday. -
USA Elizabeth Warren ends presidential run Warren wowed crowds with her sharp intellect, her clear prognoses for complex problems, and her endless stream of policy blueprints to tackle them. -
Australia Toilet paper out of stock as Australia stockpiles during COVID-19 outbreak An Australian newspaper offered eight blank pages in its daily issue to use if readers are "out of loo roll" after supermarkets run out of stock due to the coronavirus outbreak. -
No Comment Tehran disinfects streets to protect against COVID-19 coronavirus Iran is one of the worst-hit countries by COVID-19. -
World News Coronavirus: As death toll rises by 133 to 366, Italy becomes most affected nation after China As 16 million people have been put in emergency quarantine in Italy, coronavirus affects more and more people across the world. -
USA Less than half of voters say the U.S. is prepared for coronavirus, new survey finds 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. -
France 'My kids exhaust me more than COVID-19,' says doctor in quarantine with his family "I am maybe a little tired because I don't sleep a lot because I have four kids ... they exhaust me more than the virus I think," says a French doctor with COVID-19. -
No Comment Tornado survivors clung to furniture to avoid being carried away Survivors of a deadly tornado that hit Tennessee said they clung to each other and furniture to keep the winds from carrying them away. -
Russia Erdogan and Putin meet in Moscow for talks on military conflict in Syria It was the Russian and Turkish presidents' first meeting since at least 33 Turkish soldiers were killed in an airstrike near Idlib, sparking a NATO crisis. -
Greece Gunshots, summary trials, deportations: the reality for refugees in the EU-Turkey stand-off ǀ View Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s cynical move to open his western EU borders to allow refugees and migrants to leave - while keeping his southern border to Syria shut to asylum seekers desperate to escape the onslaught there - poses an enormous challenge to Greece and the European Union. -
China Creative COVID-19 prevention methods, but do they actually work? People are getting creative with their prevention methods against COVID-19. But do these methods actually work? -
Europe News 'Very serious' differences on post-Brexit relationship, says Barnier Michel Barnier said there were disagreements around fair competition, cooperating over crime and fishing. -
USA ICC approves probe into U.S. personnel for alleged war crimes in Afghanistan The investigation will also look into possible crimes by Taliban militants and Afghan government forces. -
Europe News Post-Brexit fishing rights up for debate between EU and UK Post-Brexit fishing rights up for debate between EU and UK -
USA Try not to touch your face. Also, try not to think about touching your face. The new coronavairus outbreak has resulted in a push for people to stop touching their face — leading to plenty of anxiety that experts say isn't necessarily helpful. -
China Dogs, cats can't transmit COVID-19 — but they can test positive Scientists in Hong Kong believe a dog that tested positive for COVID-19 coronavirus has a low level of infection and probably picked it from a human. -
World News COVID-19 and xenophobia: Why outbreaks are often accompanied by racism The rules are simple: Wash your hands and don't point the finger. -
United Kingdom Flybe collapses as COVID-19 triggers fall in airline bookings All Flybe flights have been grounded and passengers told not to go to airports unless they have alternative flight arrangements. -
USA Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz wears gas mask for COVID-19 vote "Members of Congress are human petri dishes," he explained to reporters. -
USA Why Biden's chance of beating Sanders is even bigger than it seems Three reasons why the former VP is amassing what could be an insurmountable delegate lead.