9 March 2020 | Euronews
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USA Why some moderate conservatives are voting in Michigan's Democratic primary "This is why we get do-overs," said one former Trump voter. -
World News Coronavirus symptoms usually appear in five days — but 14-day quarantine is 'reasonable' A new study found that less than 2.5 percent of COVID-19 cases showed symptoms within 2.2 days while 97.5 percent showed symptoms within 11.5 days. -
USA Ireland cancels St. Patrick's Day festivities over coronavirus concerns There have been a total of 33 cases of COVID-19, the disease associated with coronavirus, between both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. -
The Cube White House shares 'manipulated' and 'partly false' video of Joe Biden | #TheCube The viral clip appears to show the Democrat frontrunner endorsing Donald Trump as US President but had been shortened to remove the end of his sentence. -
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USA Coronavirus mask pushers pump wares on social media Some accounts that purport to market other illicit goods such as drugs have turned to coronavirus-related products. -
No Comment Museums closed by the Italian government in anti-virus measures Popular tourist sites in Italy were shut down on Sunday as the Italian government took drastic measures to stop the coronavirus spread. -
USA Stock-trading app Robinhood suffers third outage amid market turbulence "Surely this can't be legal. Constant broker outages on the biggest trading days in history? No way," one Reddit user wrote Monday. -
USA How new rules at Facebook and Twitter led to a warning beneath the president's retweet The spread of the video shows how even clear warnings can be little match for the power of the social media infrastructure that has been built up by both parties in recent years. -
USA Bernie Sanders in 2020 is having a rock star moment (literally) ǀ View With any good performer, a semblance of skill, talent, charisma, stage presence, endurance, or an amalgam of all of these assets is necessary for a good show. But sometimes, none of that matters. Sometimes enough people in the audience just need to like you more than the last act. -
France Macron strolls Champs Elysées in 'message of confidence' amid coronavirus Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron walked hand-in-hand on Paris' Champs-Elysees on Monday "to send a message of confidence to the French economy" amid coronavirus. -
USA Texas Dems announce largest-ever voter drive in 2020 flip effort With money from the national party, state Democrats aim to expand their voter rolls in a bid to flip the state from red to blue this November. -
USA Biden says Trump should 'just be quiet' about coronavirus Stocks across the world have cratered amid the spread of the coronavirus. -
Ireland Dublin cancels St Patrick's Day parade due to coronavirus outbreak Two more cases of coronavirus were confirmed in the Republic of Ireland on Monday, bringing the total number to 21. -
No Comment Hundreds of thousands protest violence against women in Chile Thousands took to the streets of Chile's capital Santiago to mark International Women's Day on Sunday, calling for equality and an end to violence -
Europe News The Brief: Erdogan's ultimatum, coronavirus concerns and migration matters Monday marks 100 days of Ursual von der Leyen's team in office, and while they set clear goals in terms of climate, digital and gender, events regarding migration, COVID-19 and foreign policy have overtaken the European Commission. -
No Comment Women defy conservative regimes in rights marches across the world Women marched for their rights on Sunday all around the world, including in Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Indonesia, Lebanon, Mexico... -
World News How do scientists create vaccines for new viruses? Hundreds of scientists around the world have begun to create a COVID-19 coronavirus vaccine, which, according to WHO estimates, could take a year and a half to produce. -
World 'We are afraid': Residents in Greek village divided over hosting migrants Some say the town should welcome the new arrivals. Others want them gone. -
USA What's behind oil price war that sent markets plunging? "The main reason why coronavirus is a threat to oil prices is that China is the main new consumer of oil in the world," said economist Cailin Birch. -
Next Series How EU funding is changing the face of Latvian innovation Horizon 2020 funds from the European Commission are changing the face of innovation at the Unversity of Latvia in Riga. -
USA As Warren stays on sidelines, key allies move toward Sanders The Working Families Party was one of the first big progressive groups to back Warren. It's now calling on her supporters to rally behind Sanders. -
USA Twitter strikes deal with activist investor to keep Jack Dorsey as CEO The deal will include a $2 billion share buyback program and give the hedge fund, Elliott Management, a seat on Twitter's board of directors. -
USA Harry and Meghan to make their final appearance as senior royals "I imagine everybody will be on absolutely best behavior. But goodness knows what they will all be thinking privately," said royal biographer Penny Junor. -
USA Coronavirus reality is creating fear and uncertainty, and might be Trump's biggest challenge yet 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. -
Italy Death toll rises in Italian prisons as inmates riot over COVID-19 rules The riots were triggered by emergency restrictions imposed amid the COVID-19 outbreak. -
USA Cory Booker endorses Biden: Former vice president will 'restore honor to the Oval Office' Booker joined Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Kamala Harris and Mike Bloomberg, who have endorsed Biden in recent days. -
World News Germany refuses to extradite Pole under European arrest warrant due to fair trial fears The court ordered the release of the suspect and said it needed more information from the Polish judicial authorities. -
Belgium EU and Turkey agree to review 2016 migration deal In 2016, Turkey was promised up to 6 billion euros in aid for the more than 3.5 million Syrian refugees it hosts, as well as fast-tracked EU membership. Now, the EU and Turkey will review the deal. -
World EU pledges €25 billion to offset economic impact of COVID-19 Leaders have pledged to accelerate research into the disease and to support the sectors the hardest hit, such as aviation. -
Russia Already vulnerable, LGBTIQ people are being used as a pawn in Putin’s latest power play ǀ View Vladimir Putin has vowed that same-sex marriage will not become a reality as long as he is president, and swiftly included a corresponding provision in proposed constitutional changes due to be voted on in a second reading by the State Duma this week, which will be put to a referendum next month. -
Sudan Sudan's PM survives assassination attempt, says state media Sudan's PM was targeted with a car bomb. His family confirmed he was safe and unharmed. -
USA Why Sanders' uphill battle gets steeper as six states vote on Tuesday Analysis: The senator's weakness with black voters and the switch from caucuses to primaries could hurt his chances against Biden. -
Netherlands 'Next of kin want justice, simple as that' - MH17 trial starts today The trial against three Russians and a Ukrainian charged with multiple counts of murder for their alleged involvement in the 2014 downing of Malaysia Airline MH17 started today in the Netherlands. . -
World News Global arms trade increased in the last five years, new report shows Global arms trade: The US remains the biggest exporting country, France and Germany are in third and fourth place. -
Earth News I tried out the UK’s first eco spa | Titanic Spa, Pennine Hills All aboard the Titanic, for an eco-wellness journey of saltwater jacuzzis and solar panels. -
World News Coronavirus: Spain declares state of emergency as France shuts bars and restaurants Spain and France announce tough new restrictions to control the COVID-19 outbreak as cases jump in Italy. -
USA Women fill streets of world's cities with call for justice On International Women's Day, they protested gender violence, inequality and exploitation. -
USA Anxiety in an aging Congress as coronavirus marches across U.S. "There's a lot of concern that members could bring it home," a senior Democratic leadership aide says as offices discuss recessing Congress. -
USA 4 French MPs test positive for coronavirus; large gatherings banned Three more deaths raise the toll to 19 in France as confirmed cases of infection rise almost 20 percent in a day.