00:00A Russian drone hit a university in the northwestern Ukrainian city of Rivni, wounding 25 people.
00:10Bulgaria's Prime Minister Roman Radev will summon Russia's ambassador to discuss attacks on commercial ships near Bulgarian waters, which he
00:18slammed as unacceptable.
00:21Hungary is allowed to rejoin the Erasmus Plus student exchange program in the Horizon Europe Research Initiative.
00:32A Russian drone hit a university in the northwestern Ukrainian city of Rivni, wounding 25 people.
00:40The strike sparked a fire that destroyed one of the university's buildings.
00:44Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia attacked Ukraine with more than 100 weapons since Monday evening.
00:52Meanwhile, Russian strikes and civilian infrastructures in Kharkiv overnight killed four people and injured more than 40 others.
01:0060-year-old Clara Maximenko said she was making herself coffee in the kitchen after putting her bedridden husband to
01:07bed when her building was hit.
01:25Another overnight attack on Kiev killed two people and injured nine others.
01:29Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he had received no early warnings from its partners about a Russian ballistic missile strike
01:37on the Ukrainian capital.
01:39Russia's war in Ukraine will be at the agenda of the European Council this week.
01:43Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to attend the European Summit in Brussels.
02:08Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he was in the
02:17so that we have to establish the accuracy of which countries are drones,
02:23which are in close to the region.
02:28We don't have solid and clear results to provide the conviction
02:33to which they are out of the country,
02:35but the logic of this is what I also said,
02:39that the result is in the use of the RFA.
02:47As tens of thousands of protesters filled the streets of Paris on Tuesday,
02:52largely peaceful demonstrations escalated into violence later in the day.
02:57As you can see behind me, what started off as a peaceful demonstration in Paris today
03:02has once again descended into scenes of violence,
03:06as protesters and possible rioters, we can't tell you yet,
03:10clash with law enforcement, authorities with police,
03:13as you can see they are charging at present to disperse protesters.
03:18Since the beginning of France's student protests,
03:21more than 6,800 people have been detained, 87% of which are minors.
03:27According to figures from authorities,
03:29an estimated 215 students have been injured and 800 police officers.
03:34France's police watchdog has opened 36 investigations into alleged police violence.
03:40French police have come under heavy fire for the methods that it has employed during these student protests.
03:47Rights groups have slammed law enforcement officers,
03:51accusing them of using brutal methods against children.
03:55We've seen police fire smoke grenades, tear gas, stun grenades.
04:02Although police continue to use stun grenades, the government suspended the use of a specific type
04:08after a 15-year-old pupil lost his hand during a police intervention outside a school in northern France on
04:15the 5th of October.
04:16What we've observed in our coverage so far is that many protesters march peacefully,
04:21but those we questioned on the margins of Tuesday's clashes said they believe that violence can be a legitimate response
04:28to police brutality.
04:30If we manifest pacifically, nothing will change.
04:33Well, there are people who attack the police, who attack the police,
04:37they riposte with the acrymogen grenades.
04:39Well, I've been surprised once again, that's my eyes.
04:42I've got to say that it's my eyes.
04:43It's the education that rebels, the students and the teachers.
04:46And there's absolutely no response and no waiting behind,
04:51except for the police's violence.
04:53There's also violence in the face, but we don't listen to them.
04:55Some protesters said they would join major demonstrations on Saturday against the cost of living crisis and rising fuel prices
05:03in support of a wider social movement.
05:20The leaders of Germany, Italy and Belgium have called for a mechanism to halt new EU legislation deemed excessively burdensome
05:29for businesses,
05:29as part of a broader push to strengthen the bloc's economic competitiveness.
05:34German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Weyver
05:40have proposed an emergency break in a letter sent on Monday to European Council President Antonio Costa seen by Euronews.
05:48The proposed mechanism would act as a last resort and additional safeguard against unnecessary bureaucratic costs stemming from new EU
05:58laws.
05:59Its modalities and scope remain unclear with the issue expected to be discussed at Thursday's EU Leaders Summit in Brussels,
06:06according to diplomatic sources.
06:08The three leaders are also calling for faster planning and approval procedures for investments in key sectors,
06:15including decarbonisation, energy, artificial intelligence and defence.
06:19Under a proposed system dubbed the priority rule, certain regulations in these areas would be temporarily suspended
06:28to accelerate the development and deployment of new technologies.
06:32Cutting companies' reporting requirements is another key priority outlined in the letter,
06:37as the three countries seek to reduce red tape across the EU.
06:47Hungary is allowed to rejoin the Erasmus Plus Student Exchange Programme and the Horizon Europe Research Initiative.
06:54It follows the decision of the Council of the EU to bring to an end the conditionality mechanism imposed on
07:01Budapest to address corruption risks in the country.
07:04The EU has also decided to unfreeze 4.2 billion euros in funding to Hungary.
07:09A new chapter starts today for Hungary and for Europe, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen posted on social
07:17media.
07:17The bloc had introduced the conditionality mechanism for Hungary in 2022 under former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán,
07:25making access to EU funds dependent on respect for the rule of law.
07:29New Prime Minister Peter Magyar has adopted several anti-corruption and transparency measures to unblock the funds.
07:36The centre-right leader has also agreed with Ursula von der Leyen on the release of a total of 16
07:43.4 billion euros
07:44in exchange for reforms and investment plans.
07:47If the evaluation is positive, Budapest could gain access to the rest of the money by the end of the
07:53year.
07:57The Spanish crown has returned to Ceuta nearly 19 years after the last royal visit.
08:02Felipe VI and Queen Letizia have arrived in the autonomous city as part of a two-day official visit that
08:09will continue on Wednesday in Melilla.
08:11The visit comes at an especially delicate time, after more than 70,000 people entered Ceuta from Morocco at the
08:18end of July,
08:19according to data from the Ministry of the Interior.
08:22A mass arrival that rekindled tensions between Madrid and Rabat.
08:26During his visit, the monarch wished to convey to the president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, his warmth and admiration,
08:33at a time that Vivas himself described as the most difficult in the recent history of the Spanish exclave.
08:47The itinerary included a reception at the city hall, where the king and queen received the keys to the city,
08:53and an ecumenical service at the Sidi Mbarek Muslim Cemetery, in memory of those who died trying to swim to
09:00Ceuta.
09:01Felipe VI and Queen Letizia will also spend the night in the city, which Juan Carlos I and Queen Sofia
09:08did not do during their visit in November 2007.
09:12Following the visit to Ceuta, the king and queen will travel to Melilla this Wednesday,
09:17on an itinerary that seeks to give equal institutional weight to both Spanish cities in North Africa.
09:27Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery on Tuesday to remove a lung nodule,
09:32and the Vatican said the operation was completed successfully, on schedule and as planned.
09:37The Pope had walked into Rome's Gemelli Hospital through the main entrance earlier in the day,
09:42and waved to dozens of well-wishers who had gathered to greet him.
10:11The Pope's post-operative stay at Gemelli Hospital
10:15is expected to last about a week.
10:17The Holy See has announced that audiences are suspended until October 20th.
10:27Portuguese authorities say they have seized nearly 4,000 kilograms of cocaine
10:32off the coast of Faro in the Algarve region, following an international operation against drug trafficking.
10:38According to the Portuguese police, the speedboat carrying the drugs was located
10:43at nearly 150 kilometers south of Faro.
10:47Most of the cocaine was inside a container and another part was already hidden in the ship's hold,
10:54Portugal's judiciary police said.
10:56We are in the presence of another criminal structure of international infections,
11:02which has as main purpose to make in Europe high quantities of cocaine,
11:10through this modus operandi, which has also been widely used in recent times.
11:16I'm talking about narcolanches,
11:21which is the designation of the law.
11:24A police statement said one of the crew members was critically injured during the operation
11:29and later died.
11:30According to the statement, the crew operating the boat did not comply with the authorities,
11:36leading to a collision during the chase.
11:39Zip.
11:40, .
11:40.
