6 March 2020 | Euronews
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USA Your candidate dropped out? Some Michigan residents can vote twice The key Midwest state goes the polls on Tuesday as Biden and Sanders duel for delegates. -
USA SXSW conference canceled amid heightened coronavirus concerns Up until Friday, SXSW had continued to move forward with its plans, adding speakers as recently as this week. -
USA Tulsi Gabbard likely to be excluded from next Democratic debate For the first time, it will be just Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden on stage at a debate, which takes place on Sunday, March 15, in Phoenix. -
USA Romney to back subpoena of ex-Ukranian official in Senate probe of Bidens, Burisma The Utah Republican had expressed reservations about the subpoena as well as the Senate GOP investigation into the Bidens and Burisma. -
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USA Sanders launches trade offensive against Biden After losing his delegate lead on Super Tuesday, the progressive populist is weaponizing a policy difference with the moderate former vice president. -
World News International Women's Day: Meet some of Europe's most inspirational female role models We celebrate the women who are an inspiration in Europe today. -
USA Officials: U.S. has 'persuasive' intel Taliban do not intend to abide by terms of peace deal "They have no intention of abiding by their agreement," one official said. Trump said Friday, "Countries have to take care of themselves." -
USA Trump's feud with New York isn't going away. Here's who will suffer as a result ǀ View Trump was born and raised in New York, but he's recently turned his back on the city (and state) that made him rich and famous. -
The Palm Jumeirah: Dubai's symbol of creativity and ambition Palm Jumeirah is home to some of Dubai’s most scenic excursions. From Gyrocopter flights that travel 1500 feet into the air, to Aqua Treks that navigate the depths of shark-filled aquariums the options are endless. -
USA Dem strategist apologizes for saying Sanders surrogate had no 'stand' to use MLK Jr.'s words "Don't tell me what kind of stand that I have as a black woman in America. How dare you?" Nina Turner responded. -
My Europe Series Portugal's economic resurgence leaves its citizens behind Having left austerity behind, Portugal is now a shining example of economic recovery - a demand stimulus policy based on the real estate market and tourism. However, good results hide a darker reality. -
World News This week in pictures: tornadoes in the US, French 'Spiderman' in Spain, coronavirus spreads This week's news stories in a selection of images -
Germany Court approves statue of Soviet leader Lenin in Germany The Marxist-Leninist Party of Germany got the go-ahead to erect a statue of Lenin in the city of Gelsenkirchen, despite city authorities trying to block it. -
Italy It's a miracle: Lambrusco fans in northern Italy get wine on tap - literally Due to an error in the local winery, wine entered the main water supply and caused many locals to drink it immediately! -
Business Planet Packing a sustainable punch: how Europe is forming a new relationship with plastic Business Planet heads to Austria to see how one big family firm is attempting to turn the problem of plastic pollution from packaging into a sustainable business opportunity. -
Business Planet A bad 'wrap': restoring plastic's reputation Business Planet speaks with a leading figure in the plastics industry to find out how the unbiodegradable material can become more environment friendly. -
Vietnam Coronavirus: Vietnamese COVID-19 video goes viral as prevention message proves popular Government public information videos are not meant to be this popular. -
World News Asteroid approaching Earth will not annihilate humanity Scientists say that sensational headlines about an asteroid approaching Earth in April are misleading. -
USA In Facebook groups, coronavirus misinformation thrives despite broader crackdown Dozens of Facebook groups totaling hundreds of thousands of members have become a haven for conspiracy theories, medical equipment promotion and unproven cures. -
Europe News EU revives controversial quota system and wage transparency to bridge gender pay gap The bloc has also launched a public consultation on salary transparency to get companies to open up on what they pay their employees. -
Switzerland Coronavirus: From the rational to the random, your COVID-19 questions answered The World Health Organization responds to questions - from the balanced to the bizarre - on how best to prevent COVID-19. -
United Kingdom The challenge for the SFO now is showing how different it is after the failed Barclays case ǀ View A jury clearing three Barclays executives of fraud was a bad result for the Serious Fraud Office (SFO). The failed prosecution was the legacy of the agency’s previous director. But seems to be little indication that the SFO’s new regime is making progress. -
United Kingdom Fraud alert: Victims of coronavirus scams leave UK victims seriously out of pocket Scammers conned victims in the UK using phishing emails where they posed as groups associated with the World Health Organization. -
USA Americans stuck inside Bethlehem hotel after area put on coronavirus lockdown "We want to go back to the U.S. as soon as possible of course and we're frantically working on that," an pastor with the group of group of 13 said. -
USA Looking back at a week that upended American politics 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. -
Syria On International Women’s Day, we cannot ignore the plight of Idlib’s women and children ǀ View There are few issues more critical to the plight of the world’s women and girls today than the humanitarian crisis in Idlib, Syria. Of the estimated 1 million internally displaced people in the northern Syrian province, an estimated 80% are women and children. -
USA U.S. to begin taking DNA samples from immigrants who enter the country illegally The DNA material will be sent directly to the FBI to store in its Combined DNA Index System, known as CODIS, an administration official said. -
World Journalist Baria Alamuddin discusses women’s rights & daughter Amal Clooney International Women’s Day was marked by countries around on the world on March 8th. As a focal point for the movement of women’s rights, the civil awareness day celebrated the economic, cultural and social achievements of women across the globe. -
World How can art and alternative therapy help children with health conditions? In 2014, whilst delivering her third child in Egypt, Amal Tolba suffered complications due to medical malpractice. -
Europe News Coronavirus: French protective mask manufacturer scraps NHS order to keep masks in France Paris is keeping French-made protective masks inside the country amid a coronavirus-inspired shortage. But it's proving awkward for its loyalist customers. -
Earth News Leading sustainable fashion summit cancelled in May due to coronavirus The annual sustainability event in Copenhagen is being moved, due to concerns over the COVID-19 outbreak. -
USA Coronavirus rumors — and misinformation — swirl unchecked in China "We know the Chinese government censor both the traditional media and the social media very, very tightly," said professor Steve Tsang. -
World Erdogan 'may have overplayed hand in Syria conflict', says security expert An international security expert believes Turkish President Erdogan may have overplayed his hand in the ongoing conflict in Syria. -
USA Gunmen kills dozens at memorial for minority Afghan leader The Taliban denied involvement in the shooting. The Islamic State group has attacked the Muslim minority group in the past, and views them as heretics. -
No Comment Holi festivities go ahead despite caution from PM Modi over COVID-19 India, one of the world's most populous countries, has around 30 cases of COVID-19 and it has prompted caution about mass gatherings. -
Switzerland Coronavirus: Poorest may be ‘pushed over edge’ by COVID-19 measures, says UN human rights boss Livelihoods and lives may be threatened by lockdowns, quarantines and other measures to control COVID-19, says the UN's human rights commissioner. -
World News 'Stop this game': EU insists Turkey-Greece border not open amid migrant pressures Migrants attempting to get into Europe need to know the border between Turkey and Greece is closed, the EU's foreign affairs chief has said. -
World News Tropical forests' shrinking ability to take carbon from the air could accelerate climate change By 2030, tropical forests may stop become a carbon sink and turn into carbon sources -
Tunisia Several injured after blast near American embassy in Tunis: local police Tunisian media are reporting that a suicide bomber on a motorcycle set off a blast near the U.S. Embassy in Tunis. -
World News Coronavirus: Global markets fall amid pessimism over response measures World shares dropped on Friday after a sharp fall on Wall Street, as doubts over action to counter COVID-19 came to the fore. -
Target How are FinTech Start-ups transforming our relationship with money? FinTech is changing the way we use money and Dubai is leading the way in the region. We delve further into this and what is happening over there. -
Italy How Italian schools stay operational while buildings close amid COVID-19 shutdown Schools in Italy are testing remote teaching methods after the country shut schools and universities as part of its response to the coronavirus outbreak -
USA Analysis questions how Sanders would pay for it all Bernie Sanders has promised a sweeping agenda, but questions of cost continue to shadow his plans. -
World News Europe sees warmest winter since records began The Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) announces that the past three-month period from December 2019 to February 2020, was by far the warmest on record for Europe. -
World News Experts play down likelihood of banknotes spreading coronavirus Most transmission of coronavirus is through person-to-person contact and not from touching objects. -
Earth News What's on at London's Women of the World Festival 2020 Over the weekend of International Women's Day, the festival celebrates its 10th year. -
USA Federal judge blasts Barr for 'misleading' comments on Mueller report The judge wondered whether Barr's intent "was to create a one-sided narrative about the Mueller report." -
USA Warren faces an endorsement dilemma She aligns more with Sanders than Biden on policy, but he complicates her message of party unity. "They both need her," said one Democratic strategist.