00:00A localized ceasefire in the Russian-occupied city of Oleski went into effect as a wave of Russian strikes hit
00:07Kyiv and other cities.
00:09The European Commission is set to propose new powers for the EU border agency Frontex, allowing it to help return
00:16irregular migrants from one non-EU country to another.
00:21Uganda has reinforced border controls to stop the spread of Ebola as Nigeria's only confirmed case was evacuated to Switzerland.
00:31A localized ceasefire brokered by U.S. First Lady Melania Trump in the Russian-occupied city of Oleski went into
00:39effect early on Tuesday as a wave of Russian strikes hit Kyiv and other parts of Ukraine.
00:46The local pause in fighting started at 3 a.m. to allow an aid mission into Oleski in southern Ukraine
00:52later this week.
00:54Russian and Ukrainian negotiators as well as the militaries of the two countries confirmed in separate statements that the ceasefire
01:01had begun.
01:03Not long after, multiple ballistic missile explosions shook Kyiv, with the overnight attack damaging a major bridge, medical facilities, and
01:11a university building, according to the city's mayor, who said at least one person was killed.
01:18The mayor said blast waves shattered windows in an intensive care unit, as well as the dormitory of one of
01:25Kyiv's universities, wounding a 20-year-old woman.
01:29In Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city, authorities said attacks late Monday killed two people and injured four.
01:40The European Commission is set to propose new powers for the EU border agency Frontex, allowing it to help return
01:46irregular migrants from one non-EU country to another.
01:50Under the planned reforms, Frontex could support authorities in countries, including those in North Africa, in returning migrants before they
01:58reach Europe.
01:59The agency could also take part in deportations from migrant return hubs outside the EU.
02:04The proposal would create a rapid response force for sudden, large arrivals and an online unit to monitor social media
02:12for signs of such large movements.
02:14Any cooperation would require an agreement with the country involved.
02:19An EU official told Euronews that returning people earlier could reduce the number of deportations carried out from inside Europe.
02:26But rights groups want stronger oversight and accountability, citing concerns about rights violations during existing operations.
02:34The Commission is expected to present the reform on Tuesday.
02:38Frontex is also set to receive 12 billion euros under the EU's next seven-year budget, double its previous allocation.
02:49Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmer told Euronews that the upcoming general election on Tuesday is an inevitable battle about
02:56the future of Israel while warning about a possible disaster.
03:00Is Israel a democracy that respects basic fundamental human values, moderation, compassion, respect for others, or Israel is a messianic,
03:18extreme, fundamentalist, radical country that is dominated by a group of thugs?
03:27This is, of course, inevitable battle about the future of Israel.
03:34But the future of Netanyahu may become the disaster of the state of Israel.
03:39Olmer pointed to the fact that all recent polls have not given Netanyahu's coalition a majority, but favored opposition leader
03:45Gadi Eisenkot, who he argues is an entirely different person from Netanyahu.
03:50In most cases, they got less than 50, which means that they are short of at least 10 to 11
03:56seats in order to be able to form a coalition.
03:59So I think it's moving rapidly into the point where the bloc of change led by General Eisenkot, the former
04:09chief of staff of the Israeli army, was an entirely different person from Netanyahu, the opposite of Netanyahu.
04:38But Israelis will be voting for the first time since the October 7 attacks three years ago and the subsequent
04:43war in Gaza and Lebanon.
04:47Contracts have now been officially signed between Cyprus and ENI for the construction of the infrastructure needed to develop the
04:52Kronos natural gas field, located within Cyprus' exclusive economic zone.
04:57France's Total Energies is also partnering with ENI, with the two companies set to jointly develop the field.
05:03The project aims to bring Cypriot natural gas to market via Egypt, with exports to international markets, including Europe, expected
05:10to begin once production starts, currently scheduled for 2028.
05:14The importance of Kronos extends well beyond its estimated resources.
05:20As our country's first hydrocarbon development project, it represents the beginning of a new chapter in an energy journey, significantly
05:28advancing our efforts to convert offshore discoveries into concrete economic and strategic value.
05:34Kronos' development unlocks new European gas, developed by European companies and destined to the European market.
05:44I think these three elements are to be considered in our reflection of today.
05:52And the objective is to ensure secure, affordable, but also low emission energy to our countries and our communities.
06:02The agreements mark a significant milestone in Cyprus' efforts to strengthen its position on the Eastern Mediterranean energy map, while
06:09also contributing to the diversification of Europe's natural gas supply sources.
06:15The Zonda crypto scandal rocked Polish politics a few months ago, but the corruption allegations aren't the whole story.
06:22Tens of thousands of customers of the cryptocurrency exchange across Europe don't have access to their funds, and the amounts
06:27involve total hundreds of millions of euros.
06:31Według naszych szacunków, to miało być około 3 mld zł, syndyk mówił, że według jego ksiąg 700 mln euro, czyli
06:38mniej więcej to są te właśnie kwoty, a na połowę października mieliśmy według syndyka zgłoszeń, to było około 5 tysięcy
06:46osób na 30 kilka, 40 mln euro, więc kwotowo jest to 6% tych szacowanego zadłużenia.
06:58Today, the priority is to,
06:59all those hospitals who have capitalized,
07:02the assets for the crypto is running to do Sydney
07:04until the August 27th.
07:06In Estonia, they will be the mail,
07:07so it is much more formalized
07:09the procedure of a suggestion.
07:13There is no required from the form of the formula.
07:16In Estonia, they will be thepiece of the English anyone.
07:19One is true, that it is a massacre,
07:21it must be accepted by the decision,
07:23because it is a public issue until the 27th
07:25will not be is known to the mandate,
07:26and then he will go to the agreement.
07:28If he lost this term, he can be signed by the time,
07:32but then he will go to a lower group of confusion,
07:36to a further cycle.
07:38This means that he would get any money
07:41if all of those who are signed in the agreement
07:43would get 100%.
07:45However, you have to be careful that rushing too much
07:48doesn't end up costing you even more money.
07:50The Internet is teaming with scammers
07:52who seek to profit from Zonda Crypto customers' desperation.
08:23Nigerian's only confirmed case in Africa's latest deadly Ebola outbreak
08:27was flown from the capital Abuja to Switzerland on Monday.
08:31Well, in this case, she's a 42-year-old woman.
08:35She's Ugandan, she's married to a Swiss.
08:38A Swiss? No.
08:41Now, from investigation, she travelled out sometime, you see,
08:47in September to that area.
08:50And they came back through Kenya, all those,
08:54the Asisababa, the Asisababa came here.
08:56But the difficulty we have is to ascertain the travel history.
09:02Nigerian health authorities have identified 53 of the patients' contacts,
09:07including health workers, relatives, and household staff.
09:11Uganda's Ministry of Health said last week
09:14that the patient had no symptoms when she left Uganda.
09:17Meanwhile, Uganda is reinforcing border controls
09:20to stop the spread of the virus
09:22and now requires citizens returning from neighbouring DRC
09:26to spend 21 days in quarantine.
09:30I would like to emphasize to all Ugandans watching and listening
09:37and the international community
09:39that as of today, Sunday, the 25th October, 2026,
09:48Uganda remains Ebola-free.
09:51We don't have any case of Ebola in Uganda.
09:57The Ebola outbreak that began in the Democratic Republic of Congo in May
10:01has infected nearly 10,000 people across Africa
10:04and killed more than 4,700.
10:10Harry Kane became the first Englishman in 25 years
10:14to win the Ballon d'Or thanks to his prolific scoring last season.
10:19The 33-year-old collected the biggest individual prize in men's football on Monday night
10:24at the star-studded London Palladium Theatre,
10:27just 10 kilometres from Brisbane Road,
10:30where he scored his first professional goal in England's third tier.
10:35The Bayern Munich striker also won the Men's Striker of the Year award
10:39at the Ballon d'Or ceremony.
10:41Kane scored 73 goals for the club and country last campaign,
10:45smashing scoring records in Germany for Bayern Munich,
10:49and at the World Cup where he captained England to a third-place finish.
10:53The England captain was followed in the voting
10:55by France's Kylian Mbappé and Spain's Lamine Yamal,
10:59who was voted best young talent for a third straight year.
11:04Meanwhile, in the women's category,
11:06Alexia Poutelas won the Ballon d'Or feminine.
11:09The Spaniard prevailed in the votes for Women's Footballer of the Year
11:14ahead of compatriots Claudia Pina and England's Alexia Rousseau.
11:31Thank you for joining us.
11:35Thank you for joining us.
11:36Thank you for joining us.
