00:00EU leaders are meeting in Brussels to attend a two-day summit.
00:04Energy prices trade with China and the budget dominate the agenda.
00:10Romania has reported seven people missing after a fire broke out on a vessel in the Black Sea,
00:15which has seen an increase in drone attacks.
00:21Student-led protesters and police have clashed in Albania's capital, Tirana, for a third day running.
00:31The battle for the next seven-year EU budget took center stage on Thursday afternoon
00:36as leaders split into opposing camps, sparred over its size, revenues and priorities.
00:42The battle is split into two main camps,
00:45the frugals who want steep cuts versus the friends of cohesion who oppose them.
00:51The discussions lasted longer than expected,
00:54indicating that the divisions are so entrenched that the goal of reaching a unanimous deal by December
00:59seems to be in serious trouble.
01:01Meanwhile, the debate on energy prices showed more division,
01:05as leaders sought to find a middle ground between giving relief to consumers
01:08and staying on track with the green energy transition.
01:12While Ukraine is only officially on the agenda on Friday,
01:16President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was already in Brussels for bilateral meetings.
01:21He met with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte and several European leaders
01:25to discuss support for Ukraine amid fears that the Trump administration may be withdrawing support.
01:38Moscow will not succeed in forcing Ukraine to surrender through a deal with Washington
01:42as Europe will continue to back Kiev.
01:45EU-Florine policy chief Kayakal has told your own news ahead of a new summit in Brussels.
01:50Russians want to discuss and negotiate with the U.S. so that U.S. would deliver them what they want.
01:57So, you know, Europe is just a nuisance here.
02:00But actually, you know, we have our own requests for Russia because they have started this war.
02:07Clearly, you know, the message is there that, you know, you need to talk to the Europeans as well.
02:12U.S. President Donald Trump has recently announced a diesel deal and energy ceasefire
02:18under which Russia would supply 300,000 tons of diesel to the U.S. and global markets.
02:24The diesel deal is definitely a gift to Putin.
02:28The question is what is he giving in return?
02:32What we see, he's actually increasing the attacks on the civilian and civilian infrastructure.
02:37The ceasefire that was also announced is not really working on the Russian side.
02:42The White House reiterated that international pressure should be placed on the aggressor to end the war
02:47rather than on the victim to surrender.
02:54Romania has reported seven people missing after a fire broke out on a vessel flying the Sun Marino flag on
03:00Thursday morning,
03:01the latest incident in the Black Sea, which has seen an increase in drone attacks
03:06both off Romania and Bulgaria's coast on NATO's eastern flank.
03:10The vessel, named The Wine Trader, reported a fire at around 7 a.m. inside Romania's territorial waters.
03:18Five sailors were brought by ambulance to the Constanta Hospital.
03:22...
03:24...
03:25...
03:25The guard is to take care of special care.
03:30The doctors will see exactly what they were doing.
03:35The two were the first ones who entered.
03:40The three were then in ambulance and who could tell us what happened.
03:50The operation is in continuance. We talk about seven people who are in the middle of life.
03:59They don't know if they are in the castle of NAVEI, in the area where they have suffered severe severe
04:06attacks
04:07or if they have crashed in the middle of attack.
04:11Here, at the emergency hospital in Constanța, there have been representatives of ISU,
04:18but also representatives from the border police will be talking to the survivors,
04:25to ask them what happened and to ask them details about where the other members are in the time of
04:34attack.
04:38An oil tanker caught fire in the Gulf of Oman on Thursday after entering what Iran's Navy described
04:44as a prohibited zone with its tracking systems disabled, Iranian state-run media reported,
04:51the second such incident in the area in 24 hours.
04:55On Wednesday, Iranian domestic media reported a fire on another tanker near the Strait of Ormuz
05:01after it also switched off its tracking equipment.
05:04The incidents followed the sinking of two commercial vessels in the same waters in recent days.
05:10Tehran said the vessel struck a sea mine, while maritime sources cited an unidentified projectile.
05:17U.S. Central Command, which oversees U.S. military operations in the region, had not commented on Thursday's incident.
05:28Student-led protesters and police have clashed in Albania's capital Tirana for a third day running,
05:35with thousands demanding education reform and calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Eddie Rama.
05:40The latest clashes follow riots on Wednesday when protesters attacked government buildings, banks and businesses,
05:47leaving 89 people injured, including 61 police officers, according to the Health Ministry.
05:53Rama issued a video message from a burned-out college building, condemning the violence and accusing political opponents of inciting
06:01it.
06:01Këtë e nduart e një opozite e cila me maska të verbrish për para, me zjarë dhe me hekur,
06:17kërkon të arikëtej Shqiprin aty ku Shqipria nuk dhe të arikëtej të kur.
06:39The students demanding education reforms have joined wider anti-government protests against a luxury tourism projects linked to U.S.
06:48President Donald Trump's family,
06:49which has become a symbol of alleged corruption and inequality in Albania.
06:55Meanwhile, a European Union delegation in Albania called for a proportionate response from authorities expressing concern at the violent escalation
07:03at the protest in Tirana.
07:08A group of protesters from the housing movement, who have been camping out in one of Porto's largest squares since
07:14Saturday,
07:16have reported a violent and unjustified police intervention in the early hours of Thursday.
07:22The movement says at least 37 people were injured, two of them seriously, after police charged the crowd overnight to
07:28disperse it.
07:32On Monday, police removed around 50 tents, with the city council claiming the encampment was unlawfully occupying public space,
07:39leaving the protesters to sleep out in the open.
07:44Participants put the tents back up last night, and they were once again removed by the authorities.
07:51With police deployed at the scene, the protesters formed a human chain.
07:55According to the authorities, some participants resisted police action,
07:59which is said to have led to a more heavy-handed intervention on site.
08:05The movement, which is calling for an end to evictions and for more public housing,
08:09and which has authorisation to protest until 25 October, has called a new rally for this Thursday evening.
08:20A heavy downpour has shut down Istanbul, flooding homes and roads and killing at least two people,
08:26and what officials said on Thursday was the heaviest rainfall in the city since records began more than 80 years
08:32ago.
08:33Rescuers worked overnight to save hundreds of people stranded at their workplaces, while bystanders helped countless others.
08:40The rain began lashing Turkey's largest city on Wednesday morning and intensified throughout the day,
08:47causing chaos and flash flooding, with footage showing cars being dragged away by the fast-flowing waters.
08:53Two people died in the floods.
08:55A 14-year-old was electrocuted after stepping in a puddle at a park,
08:59and a 34-year-old slipped on a sidewalk and hit their head.
09:02The governor's office said education would be suspended on Thursday and some state employees would be placed on leave.
09:09It advised residents to stay home unless travel was absolutely necessary,
09:14and for people living in basement apartments to spend the night elsewhere.
09:20A small club playing among Europe's best.
09:23The city of Torres Vedras, just under an hour from Lisbon, is buzzing with excitement over achievements of its local
09:30club,
09:31following its victory in Norway against Lillestrom.
09:34Terence makes its home debut against Sunderland.
09:38At the Torres Vedras market, support for the local team is palpable.
09:42Many still can't believe that the club, which plays in Portugal's second division, is competing in European competitions.
09:49I've never expected this.
09:51Maybe it's never going to happen again. I don't know.
09:54I think so.
09:55But this is an incredible feat.
09:58For the city, for the club, and for the athletes, it's wonderful.
10:13Against all odds, Terence also won the men's Portuguese Cup last season, defeating Sporting in the final.
10:21A trophy on display at the club's museum is a source of pride for the town.
10:25I brought a lot of people here at the museum who had never come.
10:28And also people who already know and always come to see the news.
10:32They're very anxious to see the table when they come.
10:35Of course, yes.
10:36And also for our club, which we have, in addition to the stadium, we have one here.
10:40There's a lot of people who are interested to equip themselves to support the Torres Vedras.
10:47At the stadium store, merchandise related to the European League campaign is selling like hotcakes.
10:55The hope never dies.
10:57The hope never dies.
10:57The hope is that we will win the same time.
11:00And it's like that the Torriense is in force.
11:02Atrás of me is the Municipal Manoel Marques.
11:05This is the historic home of the Torriense.
11:08However, it's a very small stadium to receive the European games.
11:12The European games in the home of the Torriense for the European League.
11:15They are 80 km from here, in Leiria.
11:18There, yes, the stadium is prepared for the European games.
11:21Here in Torres Vedras,
11:22but few people ever dreamt that the Terra,
11:25a second division of Portuguese,
11:27would be so far.
11:28It's true that winning a Premier League team is not easy,
11:33but the faith is the most important.
11:35The game with the Sunderland is marked for this Friday,
11:39at 17h45.
11:41Ricardo Figueira, Euronews,
11:44Torres Vedras, Portugal.
11:45Nuestra, Portugal.
11:47The play.
