00:00Pope Leo XIV has praised multilateralism as, quote,
00:05the best defense against the desire for dominance in a speech in the French city of Metz.
00:10The pontiff lamented a world marked by conflict from war and hunger to deteriorating personal relations,
00:18describing an increasingly uncivilized climate.
00:21Speaking in a city that is closely associated with European reconciliation,
00:26Pope Leo said Europe could break this vicious cycle by reaffirming its commitment to the rule of law and dialogue.
01:08The choice of Metz as the venue for the Pope's address was rich in European symbolism.
01:15Located in France's northeastern Lorraine region,
01:18the city is affiliated with Robert Schumann, one of the founding fathers of European integration.
01:24But Metz's history also reflects the conflicts that shaped modern Europe.
01:29The city changed hands several times between France and Germany.
01:42We are standing right at the site of the attack here in Kyiv's city center.
01:47This here is the National Academy of Science, which was hit earlier.
01:53And as the rescue teams are working here, as you can see,
01:56there was another attempted attack right now with the air defense intercepting another drone right above the site.
02:04We have a long time in Kyiv's city center.
02:055.13.30, it's happened at the first direct reinvesting the enemy under unirvested threat
02:13Potenzial building in Kyiv's city center for the national academy of science Ukraine.
02:17Can you believe that this is a very civil building?
02:19It's a building that you can see right on the entrance.
02:22It's the National Academy of science Ukraine.
02:25There is no idea.
02:26There is a community center in the entire world, business center, other buildings.
02:33We're standing at the site of a Russian drone attack in the very center of Kyiv.
02:39The capital's emergency service has confirmed to Euronews that this was a direct hit by jet-powered drones.
02:47Now, these are newer, faster drones that Russia has been using a lot these days.
02:52And, in fact, there are no breaks between the air raid alerts and the drone attacks in the capital these
02:58days.
02:58And you can see the rescue workers here working right behind me.
03:01The emergency services also confirmed that here in the center of Kyiv, next to this building and in the building
03:06itself, there are no military targets.
03:08This is the National Academy of Science of Ukraine.
03:20EU foreign ministers met on Monday to strengthen the bloc's response to hybrid attacks.
03:25They have been tasked with developing the EU's emergency security protocol designed to help EU countries coordinate their responses when
03:34a hybrid threat is identified.
03:36Of course, we need to be vigilant because we see in the intelligence that Russia is planning more sabotage acts
03:43and actually, you know, attacks against our democracy,
03:46to divide our society, to intimidate our societies from refraining to help Ukraine.
03:53So, this is something that they have in mind and we have to keep this in mind as well to
04:00be, you know, standing up to these threats.
04:03The urgency has been underscored by a series of recent incidents, including the breach of Finnish airspace by a Russian
04:11aircraft on Friday,
04:12prompting Finnish and Swedish authorities to scramble fighter jets.
04:16The Finnish defense minister said this incident should serve as a springboard for Europe to strengthen its air defenses.
04:23We need money, we need joint procurements, we need cooperation.
04:28The incident came on the same day that the Danish Defense Intelligence Service set the risk of Russian military action
04:35against NATO countries was growing,
04:37while describing an outright invasion as highly unlikely but not impossible.
04:47EU foreign affairs and defense ministers are meeting in Brussels on Monday.
04:51They are due to hold talks with the Ukrainian defense minister, who is expected to renew his call for increased
04:58support for air defense.
05:00However, some member states, such as Spain or Greece, are reluctant to supply Kiev with Patriot missiles.
05:07Talking to UNU's program Europe Today, Gabrielius Landsbergis, the former Lithuanian foreign minister,
05:13acknowledged differences among the 27 member states in their perception of the Russian threat.
05:19There are very deep and diverging points of view as to what is the main security issue for the northern
05:29part of Europe and southern part of Europe.
05:31With exceptions, clearly. But, I mean, you know, we are facing what we think is an existential threat, right?
05:37We have drones flying over our heads, you know, and people preparing for that, you know, who knows, invasion or,
05:45you know, increased escalating hybrid attacks.
05:50And, you know, how do you convince them if this is not enough? So what else is needed?
05:54The former Lithuanian foreign minister is not surprised by reports suggesting a Russian threat to EU member states in the
06:02Mediterranean.
06:03Landsbergis believes that Moscow's shadow fleet could indeed carry out hybrid attacks against the south of the continent.
06:14Up to 300 tanks remain set up in this central hub of Madrid's Puerta do Sol following several days of
06:22protest for the right to housing in numerous Spanish cities.
06:26The government is racing against the clock to negotiate with its former ideologically opposed allies to push through a royal
06:34decree that would serve as a temporary solution.
06:37And I simply want to support a cause because in 2016 I also stayed in the street for a pirate
06:42fund.
06:42We have been supporting a rentist system that has permeated in all the government, both in the government, in the
06:49government, in the government, in the government, in the government, in the government, in the government, in which we are
06:51constantly approaching and we are losing access to a dignified living.
06:55People, to be able to create a minimum stable life project, they need to know that they will be able
06:59to stay at a long term.
07:00And, in fact, Berlin, Germany, Austria, Central Europe are the model we want to move on in this, especially in
07:07this, in which we are already many generations, and we need some stability.
07:10The draft of the so-called, quote, Mary Carmen Decree, named after the 87-year-old disabled woman who was
07:18evicted from her home and has now become the catalyst for the protests, offers some clues as to what the
07:25actual decree law might contain.
07:27Among the measures published in July were an extension of rental contracts through 2028.
07:34The Ejecutivo will not only have to agree with Juncia Podemos, but to prove if the Real Decreto-Lay, which
07:40should be voted in the Congress a month after approving in the Council of Ministries, serves to content the growing
07:46popular pressure and a syndicate of investors that asks, among other measures, precios of indefinished rentals.
07:52Javier Iñiguez, for Euronews, from Madrid.
07:59France's far-right National Rally Party and its allies secured a record 14 seats in the right-wing-dominated Senate,
08:06effectively quadrupling its number in the 348-seat chamber just months before presidential election.
08:12We are delighted and enthousiast of these results, which mark an additional step in the establishment of the National Rassemblement
08:23in our country.
08:25I'm glad that the National Rassemblement, for the first time, of its history, will be entered into the Senate with
08:32a group that will be composed in the next few days,
08:36and which will have the vocation, in addition to the three eleums that we have already in the Senate, to
08:42carry the ideas of the National Rassemblement to defend the French.
08:45Local elected officials vote for new senators for half the upper chamber every three years, each to serve a six
08:51-year term.
08:53The right, centre and left-wing socialists looked set to remain the three major forces in the upper house, according
08:59to initial results,
09:00while the hard-left France unbowed party won its first-ever seat.
09:04The results come as far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen eyes her best chance yet at power in elections
09:11next year,
09:12when President Emmanuel Macron steps down.
09:17The Hungarian parliament has suspended the immunity of Prime Minister Peter Maia,
09:22as well as that of two former ministers of Viktor Orban's previous government, Balazsanko and Miklos Sestak.
09:30Monday's vote comes in response to a request last week from prosecutors seeking to investigate the three.
09:38Investigations have now been launched against the former ministers in connection with the corruption case.
09:55The Prime Minister's immunity withdrawal was requested in connection with an incident that occurred two years ago.
10:04I would not accept the fraud, and I would not be able to get the wrong answer to the not
10:07-existent
10:08the corruption case of my testimony.
10:10If I go and go and I have to say this, I would like to say the Hungarian police officers,
10:13I would like to make sure to ensure them from the support of my声,
10:16because that is not the Hungarian police officer 99% of the problem,
10:20not the Hungarian police officers, not the Hungarian gun officers, not the Hungarian Ioannas,
10:23not the Hungarian troops, not the Hungarian army officers work,
10:30Maya claimed in parliaments that he was the victim of an attempt to discredit him.
10:49At this special session, the ruling party majority did not vote to confirm the president's nominee
10:56for the position of Chief Prosecutor. Following the decision, Andreas Bakker held a press conference
11:02where he expressed his disappointment. He noted his nominee had not even been granted a hearing
11:09before adding that he respects the parliament's decision.
11:13A mérce és a módször nem változott, a egyeztetés továbbra is ki van zárva,
11:17politikai egyeztetés nem történik majd. Olyan legfőbb ügyét fogok keresni,
11:24aki szakmailag felkészült, képes egy nagy és összetett szervezet vezetésére
11:29és az ügyészség szükséges megújítására, a működésébe vetett közbizalom helyreállítására.
11:36The Hungarian president said he would nominate a new candidate for Chief Prosecutor
11:42as soon as possible.
