7 March 2020 | Euronews
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World News UN refuses to call coronavirus outbreak a pandemic, scientists disagree “Unless we’re convinced it’s uncontrollable, why (would) we call it a pandemic?” WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said this week. -
Earth News Review | Vegan Italian pulls off the most amazing dairy-free cheeses There has been much debate about whether carbonara has cream as well as egg. But what if it had neither? -
No Comment Images of empty space surrounding the Kaaba in Mecca's Grand Mosque To limit coronavirus contagion during religious gatherings, Saudi Arabia emptied Islam's holiest site in Mecca to sterilise it -
World News Hachette cancels publication of Woody Allen's memoir a month before release Staff at the publisher's New York office staged a walkout in protest over the upcoming release. -
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China China: Quanzhou hotel collapse kills 10, more than 20 missing The Xinjia Express Hotel was used to isolate people who had arrived from other parts of China hit by the coronavirus outbreak. -
Greece EU-Turkey migration deal is 'dead,' warns Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis The migration deal is "dead because Turkey has decided to completely violate the agreement because of what happened in Syria," says Greek PM Mitsotakis. -
No Comment Teargas and water cannons fired at migrants on Turkey-Greece border Greek border police fired teargas toward migrants on Saturday as tension continued at a border crossing in the Evros region -
USA Tear gas shot by Turkey and Greece over migrants at border Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to fly to Belgian capital Brussels for talks on Monday. -
USA Trump's re-election team turns its focus back to Joe Biden Following the former vice president's big Super Tuesday wins, Trump and his allies return to familiar attacks on the new Democratic delegate leader. -
No Comment Chile: Clashes as thousands protest in Santiago against the government Clashes take place between demonstrators and police as thousands gather in Santiago's Plaza Italia to protest against President Sebastian Piñera and his government -
Economy Brexit: British government spent at least €5 billion preparing for leaving the EU UK government departments prepared for #Brexit planning for both a 'deal' and 'no deal' scenario, following the 2016 referendum. Here's the bill. -
Turkey Turkey's President Erdogan to visit Brussels amid standoff with EU over migrants President Erdogan will visit Brussels on Monday for a one-day trip, his office said, amid a row between Turkey and the EU over migrants and refugees. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia: three senior royals 'detained' in latest clampdown Three senior members of the Saudi Arabian royal family have been arrested in what looks like a power struggle involving the Crown Prince MBS, US media report. -
USA Homegrown charity inspires U.K. government to tackle 'period poverty' "Not having access to sanitary products is undignified and humiliating. Students worry they smell," said Gemma Abbott from the Red Box Project. -
USA How Europe's populist right is using coronavirus to challenge Europe's open borders "Before the enemy was the migrant, now the enemy is the migrant carrying the coronavirus," one expert said. -
USA Lawmakers fault FAA, Boeing for deadly 737 Max crashes The FAA's certification review of the 737 MAX "grossly insufficient," according the preliminary investigative findings. -
USA Trump taps Mark Meadows to replace Mulvaney as chief of staff "I have long known and worked with Mark, and the relationship is a very good one," Trump tweeted of Meadows. Mulvaney will become U.S. envoy to Northern Ireland. -
USA At least 21 coronavirus cases aboard cruise ship off California coast, Pence says Officials had tested 46 passengers on the cruise ship, which has over 3,000 people aboard.