00:00The Icelandic public expressed mixed opinions after their country voted no to resuming membership
00:06negotiations with the European Union.
00:10Iran says it inflicted heavy damage and ballistic missile attacks on U.S. military assets in
00:15Jordan after Washington's earlier strikes on its Laracque Island.
00:20Russia says it is preparing large-scale strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, framing
00:25the move as retaliation for Kiev's attacks on Russian territory.
00:31The Icelandic public expressed mixed opinions after their country voted no to resuming membership
00:37negotiations with the European Union.
00:40With opponents defeating the measure by a margin of 52.8% to 47.2%, the outcome was close but
00:48decisive.
00:49I'm a little bit relieved. It has been quite aggressive, this discussion.
00:56But now I hope the opposing parties will find a way to make this community here in Iceland
01:07a little bit better just by using our own methods and of course those relations we have with
01:14Europe, America and Asia.
01:17And I think I myself am maybe in a kind of denial that this has happened. It's hard to grasp
01:26that it's a no.
01:28Iceland's Prime Minister Kristjorn Frösterdottir, who campaigned in support of the measure,
01:33said she hoped the neck-to-neck result would not divide the nation.
01:40The U.S. and Iran have renewed fighting after a brief one-month hiatus from full-scale hostilities
01:46in the war which now enters its seventh month.
01:49Tehran said early on Monday that it fired retaliatory strikes against U.S. military positions
01:54in Allied Jordan, following an attack by Washington on Iran's Larraq Island.
01:59Tehran said its truck bases housing U.S. troops and military assets with ballistic missiles,
02:04causing heavy damage, though Jordan's army had earlier announced that it was intercepting incoming fire.
02:11The U.S. Central Command said that it had targeted positions on Larraq Island in the
02:15Strait of Hormuz to prevent Iran from launching more sea mines into the waterway,
02:19just days after it had announced it completed clearing it from explosives.
02:24Iran's Revolutionary Guard said the U.S. strikes resulted in some casualties in a statement
02:29released shortly after the attacks and vowed to exact revenge.
02:33The Trump administration has for weeks now shifted its war strategy to target Tehran financially,
02:39imposing sanctions, and targeting their allies in a bid to isolate them from global trade.
02:44The measure was announced as retaliation for Iran's continued blockade of the Hormuz Strait,
02:50one of the most important water passages through which 20% of the world's oil normally flows.
02:55Oil prices again soared following the attacks, with Brent crude, the international standard,
03:01surging past $90 a barrel for the first time in weeks.
03:10Russia's Defense Ministry says it is preparing large-scale strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure,
03:16framing the move as retaliation for Kiev's attacks on Russian territory.
03:21The warning revives fears of a repeat of last winter,
03:25when Moscow's bombardment of Ukrainian power plants devastated the country's grid
03:29and left millions without heat or electricity in freezing temperatures.
03:34Russia also said on Sunday its drone struck a Kiev plant making asbestos and cement products,
03:40claiming the site's warehouses were being used to store explosives.
03:45It comes after the death toll climbed to 38 following a Russian strike on Saturday
03:50on a warehouse on the outskirts of Kiev used to store ammunition.
03:55Ukraine, for its part, struck an oil refinery in northwestern Russia
03:59with drones sparking a fire, according to local Russian authorities.
04:05Both sides have escalated long-range strikes over the past several months,
04:09hitting warehouses, refineries, ports, and ships with rising civilian casualties.
04:20One person was killed and five others were wounded
04:23after at least one gunman opened fire at a rave in Switzerland early on Sunday.
04:28The victim was a 22-year-old Italian woman identified as Maria Spinelli
04:33by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni,
04:35who expressed her condolences in a post on social media.
04:40Following the shooting, police began a manhunt for at least one suspect
04:44and said they had no information yet about a possible motive.
04:49Authorities were alerted around 2.30 a.m. local time
04:52to the shooting in the town of Aarau near Zurich.
04:56Local media wrote that the shooting took place right after the event ended
05:00and that police later took the remaining visitors to a nearby gym
05:03where many were interrogated.
05:06Authorities urged people to stay away from the area
05:09and asked for video recordings or photos from the rave
05:12to use in their investigation.
05:20Several people have been reported dead
05:22after a passenger ship capsized off the northern coast of Cyprus,
05:26Turkish authorities said on Sunday.
05:29Turkey's Interior Ministry said 259 passengers and eight crew members
05:34were on board the vessel
05:35when it began taking on water roughly six kilometers off the coast of Kerenia.
05:40Turkish authorities gave an initial death toll of seven,
05:43a number that is expected to rise.
05:46More than 172 people have been rescued,
05:50according to the Prime Minister of the self-declared
05:52Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus,
05:54which is recognized as a country only by Turkey.
05:58Cypriot President Nikos Khristodoulidis said Cyprus was ready
06:01to provide immediate assistance to the rescue efforts.
06:09One person died and over a dozen people are missing or unaccounted for
06:14after a major flash flood at the Grand Canyon.
06:16Forced evacuations swept boulders into the Colorado River
06:19and knocked out the soul water pipeline that serves tourists and residents.
06:24The body of a 46-year-old man was recovered late on Sunday evening
06:28near Crystal Rapids along the Colorado River.
06:31More than 60 people were airlifted out of the area.
06:35However, the park service said it had yet to account for 15 people.
06:40Because the main waterline was out of service starting on Monday,
06:43tourists won't be able to stay overnight
06:45at lodges and hotels within Grand Canyon National Park,
06:48while year-round residents are being asked to conserve water.
06:52Several popular tourist spots, including the Bright Angel Campground,
06:57the North Kaibub Trail and Phantom Ranch, remained closed on Sunday.
07:02According to the weather forecast, the area could see more rain
07:05and thunderstorms through Monday.
07:12From French Guiana, more than 7,000 kilometers from continental Europe,
07:17a milestone has unfolded that puts Europe at the forefront of space exploration.
07:21The launch of MTGI-2, a weather satellite designed to help predict floods
07:27and wildfires across Europe with a special focus on the Mediterranean.
07:32It starts with the Ariane 6, a rocket built to be more powerful
07:36and more cost-effective than its predecessor.
07:40Its two stages arrive from France and Germany aboard the ship Canopée,
07:44while the engine fuel is produced right here in Kourou.
07:48In just seven to nine days, the Ariane group team assembles the launcher's core,
07:53built horizontally with sub-millimeter precision under constant technical supervision.
08:00Once assembled and raised vertically, the rocket stands nearly 60 meters tall
08:04and weighs about 535 metric tons, comparable to an 18-story building.
08:11The satellite itself is treated as the most delicate payload ever to fly on an Ariane 6,
08:17sealed in a room with filtered air and controlled humidity
08:20where not even an insect can get through.
08:24Eleven hours before liftoff, control shifts to CNES's Jupiter control room.
08:35After launch, the satellite separates at over 2,200 kilometers altitude and UTELSAT takes over,
08:42raising it to its final geosynchronous orbit at 36,000 kilometers over about 12 days.
08:49The result, after nearly two decades of work and more than 2,200 people involved,
08:54is a satellite that can photograph Europe every two and a half minutes at 500 million pixels per scan.
09:01Its lightning detector, the most advanced in the world, captures 1,000 samples per second,
09:06all while using just 2,000 watts, less power than two toasters.
09:12This completes the first operational trio of Europe's new weather satellite constellation,
09:17one that will watch over the continent's skies well into the 2040s.
09:21We are on the platform Tucán, in the Guayana francesa, from where we have seen a historic moment.
09:26From there, to a few kilometers, the Ariane 6 has launched in orbit the new Meteosat of 3rd generation,
09:32which will allow a map of the Earth practically to time real.
09:36This is very important for the prevention of natural disasters,
09:39like the dam in Valencia and the incendios forestals.
09:42Maria Muñoz Morillo, for Euronews, from Guayana francesa.
09:51Before the world ended.
09:55I was kissing my wife,
09:58playing with my dog.
09:59Jesper!
10:03The world it was,
10:05doesn't exist.
10:08Here is just us,
10:10trying to hold on to what was.
10:12But out there,
10:13it's kill or be killed.
10:17The only thing left to fear.
10:27Survivors.
10:35Go!
10:37I feel like part of the experience of playing SEMA for me was kind of endlessly looking for the sunshine.
10:45And she has such a kind of beautiful, relentless optimism to her.
10:50And I was really moved and touched by that.
10:52And I think, you know, in an atmosphere when everyone's experienced so much loss,
10:56to be able to open your heart like that is really special.
10:59It's an unknown.
11:00We've survived because we have rules about how to deal with unknowns.
11:04I know he has real coffee.
11:06I miss music,
11:07singing on the way to the grocery store.
11:09I miss the grocery store.
11:26They're going to keep coming.
11:28We can't hold them off forever.
11:30Arm up!
11:32Move, move, move!
11:37Shoot the roof!
11:40, go, go!
11:42You
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