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Europe Today: chefe da diplomacia espanhola, ataques com drones no mar Negro, reaproximação UE-China
Espanha enfrenta guerra na Ucrânia, crise da habitação, eleições antecipadas e tensão com Marrocos por Ceuta. José Manuel Albares explica a Maria Tadeo como Madrid responde, e analisa ataques de drones no Mar Negro, a revisão das relações UE-China e o plano orçamental da Irlanda.
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Espanha enfrenta guerra na Ucrânia, crise da habitação, eleições antecipadas e tensão com Marrocos por Ceuta. José Manuel Albares explica a Maria Tadeo como Madrid responde, e analisa ataques de drones no Mar Negro, a revisão das relações UE-China e o plano orçamental da Irlanda.
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00:14Good morning, it's Wednesday, October 14th
00:17You're watching Euronews and this is Europe Today
00:21Coming up, in the latest spillover from the Ukraine war in the Black Sea
00:26Eleven people are missing after two merchant ships were struck off the Bulgarian coast yesterday
00:32The Bulgarian government summoned the Russian ambassador after drones struck a Ukrainian-owned cargo ship
00:38While another vessel was also hit and sank
00:41EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen condemned the attacks
00:45Calling them another front of escalation of the Russian war in Ukraine
00:49Germany, Italy and Belgium have called for a mechanism to halt new EU legislation
00:56Deemed excessively burdensome for businesses
00:59As part of a broader push to strengthen the bloc's competitiveness
01:03In a letter sent to European Council President Costa, seen by Euronews
01:08Chancellor Merz and Prime Ministers Meloni and De Wever
01:11Proposed what they called an emergency break
01:14The issue is expected to be discussed at tomorrow's new summits in Brussels
01:19And the global economy could soon test the limits of resilience
01:24As emergency oil stocks run low and government budgets become overstretched
01:29The International Monetary Fund has warned
01:31In its twice-yearly world economic outlook
01:34The IMF called for urgent action to tackle public finances
01:38Amid rising debt levels and inflation
01:41One bright spot? Global growth withstood the Middle East conflict
01:45Better than feared over the past six months, the IMF said
01:49Welcome to the program, I'm Stefan Grobe
01:52War on Europe's doorstep
01:55Political uncertainty at home
01:57And tensions on its southern border
01:59From Ukraine to a housing crisis
02:02And the uncertainty of snap elections
02:04Spain is facing pressure on multiple fronts
02:07And the focus is also firmly on Ceuta
02:11As King Felipe visited the enclave this week
02:14Amid renewed tensions with Morocco
02:16Following this summer's unprecedented border crisis
02:19So how is Spain responding?
02:21And can Madrid navigate these crises
02:24Without weakening its position in Europe?
02:26Our Europe editor Maria Tadeo
02:28Spoke with Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Álvarez
02:32On the sidelines of the Warsaw Security Forum
02:34And she started by asking him
02:37What triggered Donald Trump's sudden heavy pressure on Ukraine
02:40And its President Zelensky
02:43Only President Trump can answer to that question
02:46What's important for us, for Europeans
02:48Is how we can advance peace
02:52A real peace, a genuine peace
02:54That will preserve the sovereignty of Ukraine
03:00That will guarantee security for the Ukrainians
03:04That's the real question
03:06And we will only get that
03:08By backing President Zelensky and the Ukrainian people
03:11Minister, you also know that this is coming at a cost
03:14Do you have the capacity to still pay out of pocket?
03:16Or do you say we need to explore the Russian frozen assets?
03:19I have been very clear since the very beginning
03:21I think we should use frozen assets
03:23I've been since the very first day advocating for it
03:26Why we should put our taxpayer money
03:30When there is the frozen assets
03:31So let's advance in and let's not forget
03:33What at stake right now
03:35It's not only territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine
03:38But it's also the future of the security of Europe
03:41Do you believe that the Prime Minister of Spain
03:44Therefore on Thursday will put on the table
03:46Again the issue of the Russian frozen assets?
03:48We have been consistent with that policy
03:51And with many other countries
03:52We have been always advocating for the use of frozen assets
03:56Will Spain provide some of the patriot systems
03:58That you have in Spain to the Ukrainians
04:01I never disclose what we are giving or not to Ukraine
04:05This is a war
04:06And we have to keep the capabilities
04:08You know with discretion
04:09But I can guarantee you
04:11That we have done as much as we can every time
04:15And we will continue to do it
04:16Okay so you seem to indicate there's something maybe behind the scenes
04:19Let's talk about Spain
04:20The polls will indicate
04:22Well you're not going to be back in government
04:24So why do this now?
04:25There is only one poll that is really worth to see
04:28It's the date of the vote
04:29That's the only one
04:30All the others
04:31They say many many things
04:32I've been in many campaigns
04:34I've seen many elections
04:35In which the polls said one thing
04:37And the result said something else
04:39So the president decided to ask the Spaniards for a clarification
04:43They want that type of Spain
04:45Run by the extreme right
04:48And a reactionary coalition
04:51That really don't care about the rights of the people
04:54Or they preferred the current government
04:57That has put Spain at the highest economic growth
05:00And always protects the right of the people
05:03It's up to them to decide
05:05But your critics would say
05:06When you talk specifically about the housing
05:08You have been in government for eight years
05:10If there was a problem
05:11There was plenty of time to fix it
05:13And this issue is being weaponized
05:15With what credibility do you defend this line?
05:18With a guarantee that we do what we say
05:21That we have been for eight years
05:23Increasing all the rights of the people
05:26When it comes once again
05:27To increasing the minimum wage at a historical level
05:31Increasing pension rights that were frozen
05:34Increasing the scholarship
05:35Putting all the funding
05:37For public health and public education
05:39We will do the same with housing
05:41And because we tried to do it with the Congress
05:44And they didn't want it
05:46We need more strength in the Congress
05:49And that's the clarification
05:50That the president has asked for
05:52But what makes you believe
05:53This is going to be an extreme right
05:55That is going to undo years of democracy?
05:57You would think Spain is a strong enough democracy
05:59To not be undone by an election
06:01There is a risk for the rights of the people
06:05For all their social rights
06:07For the pension rights
06:10For the public education and the public health
06:14And at the same time
06:15Extreme right is always connected
06:17With forces abroad European Union
06:20That try to divide us
06:22That try to divide Spaniards and Europeans
06:25To make us weaker
06:26And to weaken our democracy
06:29And who are these forces?
06:30Are you saying Russia is behind?
06:33Who is paying?
06:34Who are these forces?
06:36Well, we know very well
06:37That Russian disinformation
06:38Always plays a role
06:39They want Europe to be divided
06:42But there are different forces
06:43Around the world
06:44That come from different
06:45I'm the minister of foreign affairs
06:47Are you thinking Israel perhaps?
06:49I'm many of them
06:51Many of them try to divide Europe
06:53Because a Europe that is divided
06:56Is a Europe that is weak
06:57Vox, I see
06:59Seems to be doing very well in polls
07:02And they seem to have capitalized
07:04On the question of migration
07:06And certainly the crisis
07:07That we've seen play out in Ceuta
07:09Which is still not a result
07:10Most of the people
07:12That went into Ceuta illegally
07:14Are already back
07:15But many are still there
07:16They are still there
07:18But most of them have gone back
07:20And we will continue working
07:21As we have done it today
07:23Until Ceuta recovers total normality
07:27Will you say
07:28We need to revisit our policy
07:30With Morocco?
07:31We want to have a good relation
07:33With Morocco
07:34Based on the respect of sovereignty
07:37Of territorial integrity
07:38And the principles
07:39That we agree in 2022
07:45Spanish Forum is the
07:46Jose Manuel Alvarez
07:47Speaking to Maria Tadeo
07:49The Black Sea is becoming
07:51The next theater of Russian aggression
07:53With two commercial vessels
07:55Hit by drones
07:56Off Bulgaria's coast
07:57Yesterday morning
07:58It's the latest
07:59In a string of attacks
08:01On shipping in the region
08:02With officials surrounding
08:04The stretch of sea
08:05Sounding the alarm
08:06Joining me now in the studio
08:08With our defense correspondent
08:09Angela Skugins
08:11Good morning Angela
08:12Good morning Stefan
08:13What's the latest here?
08:14Yes so in the early hours
08:15Of Tuesday morning
08:17A series of drones
08:18Attacked two commercial vessels
08:20Off Bulgaria's coast
08:21Sinking one
08:22Eleven sailors
08:23Are still missing
08:25The Bulgarian Prime Minister
08:26Ruben Radev
08:27Stated that this incident
08:28Is absolutely unacceptable
08:30While calling on support
08:32From allies
08:32While an investigation continues
08:34Now he stated he doesn't have
08:36Clear or conclusive evidence
08:38To definitively point the finger
08:40But clear logic would suggest
08:42That Russia stands to benefit
08:44From an incursion
08:45Such as this
08:46Now if we take a look
08:47At this map over here
08:48We can clearly see
08:49That this is just one incident
08:52In a string of recent drone incursions
08:55The first occurring on Monday
08:56Last week
08:57A cargo vessel off Romania's coast
08:59Attack
09:00Two individuals dying as a result
09:02The following day
09:03Two more vessels
09:04Attacked off Bulgaria's coast
09:06And this latest incident
09:08Occurring one week later
09:10Clearly demonstrating
09:11That what was once
09:13A rarity in the region
09:14Is certainly becoming a reality
09:16Now you've described the problem
09:19Are there any possible solutions
09:21On the table?
09:22Yes so EU heads of state
09:24Will meet in Brussels on Thursday
09:26To discuss a new hybrid warfare playbook
09:29But the real question here
09:30Is whether it can be developed
09:31With enough teeth
09:32To truly push back
09:34Against these incursions
09:35Of course the EU also has
09:37A Black Sea strategy
09:39As well as an eastern flank drone initiative
09:42But we're really waiting
09:43To see the implementation come here
09:45Now I spoke to a military official
09:48From Moldova
09:49Of course this is a landlocked country
09:50But it has seen 94 confirmed drone incursions
09:54Since Russia's full scale invasion
09:55Of Ukraine in 2022
09:57And I started by asking him
09:59What societal impact
10:00These drones are having
10:01On the people of Moldova
10:03Luckily we don't have
10:07Any casualties
10:09Within civilian personnel
10:10We do have some effects
10:12Towards the local infrastructure
10:14In the area next to the impact
10:17Because those drones are coming
10:20With an amount of explosives upon them
10:22And having a significant impact
10:26Towards the morale of the civil society
10:29And of course safe and secure environment
10:32Within the region
10:35All right Angela Skugins
10:37Thank you for your reporting
10:38Europe and China
10:40Are trying to reset
10:41Their increasingly difficult trade relationship
10:44But the tensions are far from over
10:46From Chinese electric cars
10:48And massive industrial overcapacity
10:50To rare earths
10:52And access to each other's markets
10:54Brussels is demanding
10:55More reciprocity from Beijing
10:57And behind the trade dispute
10:59Lies a much bigger question
11:01Can Europe reduce its dependence on China
11:03Without damaging its own economy
11:05A few days ago
11:07EU Trade Commissioner Sefcovic
11:09Returned from talks in China
11:10That showed some progress
11:12Yesterday I spoke to Bernd Lange
11:15Chairman of the European Parliament's
11:17International Trade Committee
11:18And I asked him
11:19Whether this positive beginning
11:21Was enough to call it a breakthrough
11:23At the moment we are discussing
11:2616 points
11:27And now we have an agreement
11:29On more or less three of them
11:32So there is really now the beginning
11:35And there is a chance
11:37To have a more or less comprehensive agreement
11:40Perhaps in March next year
11:41So I guess it is really a starting point
11:44Of course it is good
11:45So I am quite sure
11:48That now China is a little bit more flexible
11:50Than perhaps one year ago
11:52Because of the economic situation in China
11:54So they need the export market
11:56To the European Union
11:58And therefore it was possible
12:00To start the negotiations
12:01So a good starting point
12:03Let's see how it will be developed
12:04Is China negotiating in good faith?
12:09My experience is that
12:12If you have an agreement
12:14Or an understanding with China
12:15And it is really hard to get it
12:18No doubt about it
12:19I have really some experience in the past
12:22If there is an agreement
12:24If there is a clear rule
12:26They are staying to this rule
12:28Of course they have their strategic interests
12:30But it is not secret
12:32If you are reading the 12th, 13th, 14th
12:35And now the 15th five years plan
12:37Everything is written down
12:38Perhaps the difference to the European Union is
12:41Of course we are also sometimes
12:43Writing something down
12:44But they are doing what they are writing down
12:47So China appears to have offered concessions
12:52On hybrid cars and rare earths
12:55What has Beijing actually committed to
12:59And what still needs to be negotiated?
13:03Yeah, on the hybrid car
13:05Of course there was a curve
13:07With a really dramatic increase
13:10And now we have stopped the curve
13:13And we limit the import
13:15For around about 360,000 cars a year
13:20For four years
13:21With 6% increase per year
13:24So this leads some
13:26Or gives some time
13:28For the European manufacturer
13:29Then on rare earths
13:32We have a specific way
13:34For getting access
13:36A European way
13:37That is also good
13:38And a third agreement
13:40Don't forget
13:41We have a cut of tariffs from China
13:45In a volume of 225 million
13:49What is the one concession from China
13:53You would demand from Beijing
13:55Before calling this a successful deal?
14:00Of course there are a lot of other items
14:03So the access to the Chinese market
14:07Is limited for several reasons
14:09By the way
14:09For public procurement
14:11There is an additional 20% price
14:13For foreign offers
14:17We have some problems
14:20To get investment located
14:22And so on
14:23So there are a lot of issues
14:25Where we should discuss on that detail
14:29Then of course
14:30We have our legislation
14:32The foreign subsidies regulation
14:34There are some trade acts
14:37In China
14:38Which are forbid
14:39The cooperation between
14:41Chinese companies
14:43And the European authorities
14:45Also this I guess
14:46Has to be changed
14:47So there has to be trust
14:49In using the economic figures
14:52And also regarding investment
14:55Obligations inside the European Union
14:58So there are a lot of items
15:00Which should be discussed
15:03And led to an agreement
15:05So it's perhaps
15:08This is really the starting point
15:10Not even the half of the way
15:12It's just the starting point
15:14And I hope that we can work on
15:16And I'm quite hopeful
15:21Bernd Lange
15:22Chairman of the International Trade Committee
15:23Of the European Parliament
15:26Negotiations on the next long-term
15:27European Union budget
15:29Are entering the final stretch
15:30As it happened
15:32Ireland presently holds
15:33The rotating presidency
15:35Of the Council of the EU
15:36And presented a compromise
15:38On the size of the bloc's
15:39Next seven-year budget
15:41Ahead of tomorrow's EU summit
15:43The proposal suggested
15:44Chopping 141 billion euros
15:47Off the 1.7 trillion euro draft
15:51On the table
15:52Well, it did not go down well
15:55As Dublin has been in line
15:56For a kicking from all sides
15:58Since the idea was published
16:00Are the cuts too small
16:02Or too big?
16:03That's the billion euro question
16:05Joining me now
16:06Is the Irish Minister of State
16:08At the Department of Foreign Affairs
16:09Neil Richmond
16:10Good morning
16:11Great to have you on
16:12Good to be here
16:13So one could argue
16:15That when you make everybody unhappy
16:16You did a good job
16:19But that doesn't get us
16:21Any closer to an EU budget
16:23How far apart are the positions
16:27Within the EU Council?
16:29I think what we've been able
16:30To achieve in the last week
16:31Is a demonstration
16:32Of what is actually realistic
16:35We were able to take
16:36The Commission proposal
16:37And over an intense number
16:38Of months
16:39Had four different meetings
16:41At ambassador level
16:42Three different meetings
16:43At ministerial level
16:44And scores
16:45Dozens
16:46Of bilateral meetings
16:47Between our Minister
16:48For European Affairs
16:49Thomas Byrne
16:50Our Prime Minister
16:51With their counterparts
16:51Across the Union
16:52To produce something
16:53That member states
16:54Is reflective
16:55Of the really broad
16:57Opinion of member states
16:58So I think certainly
16:59Leaders will discuss this
17:00This week
17:01And we very much hope
17:02That we'll be able
17:02To hand over this document
17:03At the end of our presidency
17:04In December
17:05And move to
17:07A very clear situation
17:08Of a strong European budget
17:09That despite all the claims
17:11Is still 30% bigger
17:12Than the last EU budget
17:14And I think that's been
17:15Lost a lot
17:15In the commentary
17:16Of the last number of days
17:17What would you say
17:18Is the weakest point
17:19Of your proposal
17:20I don't think our proposal
17:22Has a weak point
17:23Because as presidency
17:24We've acted as an honest broker
17:26We are a net contributor
17:28As a member of state
17:29But we strongly believe
17:30In cohesion and investment
17:31In the Union
17:32We've benefited of that
17:33We've been able to take
17:34Very clear priorities
17:35When it comes to security
17:37Competitiveness
17:37Overseas development assistance
17:39And make sure that
17:40A proposal that is still
17:41An increase
17:42On the last budget
17:43That can still provide
17:44A European Union budget
17:45That is ambitious
17:46To achieve our aims
17:47Is on the table
17:48And we now move it over
17:49To leaders
17:50And we fundamentally think
17:51An agreement can be achieved
17:52At Trilog
17:53You mentioned that security
17:54And defence
17:55Are supposed to be
17:56Europe's new priorities
17:58Why should Europeans
17:59Believe that
18:00When your proposal
18:01Reduces spending
18:02Actually in these areas
18:04But it's a massive increase
18:05On the last European budget
18:07And a lot of people
18:07Get focused just on
18:08The Commission proposal
18:09It's very very important
18:10But you look at
18:11That is just a proposal
18:12You look at what
18:13The actual spending was
18:14Under the last budgetary terms
18:16Obviously Europe
18:16Is a considerably
18:17Different place now
18:18And this actually
18:19Has real investment
18:20But in addition to that
18:21We've also seen
18:22Legislative advancements
18:23Over the last number of years
18:25Which put security
18:26And defence
18:26And security and defence
18:28Isn't just binary
18:28A real investment
18:29In official development
18:31Assistance
18:31Is key to security
18:33Investment in our CAP
18:34And our food
18:35Is key
18:36Because food security
18:37Is going to be
18:37A huge battle too
18:38Well you have time
18:39For one very short question
18:41And you mentioned it
18:42You want to get this done
18:43By the end of the year
18:44Before the French
18:45Presidential election
18:46Next year
18:47How
18:47Is this realistic
18:49Yes or no
18:49Absolutely
18:50Perfect
18:51Thank you so much
18:52Irish Minister of State
18:54Neil Richmond
18:54Thanks for your time
18:55This morning
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