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00:00The state of California has sued U.S. President Donald Trump over what it called an illegal,

00:05unwarranted and unauthorized deployment of National Guard to Los Angeles.

00:10Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to hold a security meeting on Iran's

00:14nuclear program, including far-right ministers Itamar Ben-Vir and Bezalel Smatrich.

00:21NATO Chief Mark Rutte has called for a 400% increase in air and missile defense in response

00:26to mounting global threats.

00:31Ukraine and Russia have begun a new prisoner exchange after a second round of direct talks

00:37in Istanbul.

00:42The state of California has filed a lawsuit against U.S. President Donald Trump over what

00:46it called an illegal deployment of U.S. National Guard.

00:51California officials, including Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom filed the legal proceedings on

00:55Monday in an effort to force the Trump administration to reverse action.

00:59Earlier, Trump authorized the deployment of 2,000 National Guard members to help address

01:04the ongoing anti-Trump immigration policy protests in Los Angeles.

01:09Typically, U.S. presidents only deploy National Guards at the request of a state governor.

01:14But Trump invoked a special clause that bypasses Newsom, who did not request nor approve of this

01:20deployment.

01:23We have an incompetent governor.

01:25I talked about governors, but I didn't talk about, he's an incompetent governor.

01:28Look at the job he's doing in California.

01:30He's destroying one of our great states.

01:33If I didn't get involved, if we didn't bring the Guard in, and we would bring more in if

01:37we needed it, because we have to make sure there's going to be law and order.

01:41You had a disaster happening, and they now admit it was a disaster.

01:47Additionally, Trump also deployed 700 Marines to help the National Guard stabilize the situation.

01:54Newsom has displayed staunch criticism of Trump, saying his actions amount to a takeover and violation

02:00of state sovereignty, arguing that it sets a dangerous precedent.

02:04Trump had also earlier on Monday suggested that his government should arrest Newsom for resisting

02:09federal efforts.

02:11Newsom responded to the comment, saying it was a sad day for the country,

02:14and warned of Trump's growing authoritarianism.

02:21Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to hold a security meeting on Iran.

02:26It comes after his conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump on the matter, which Israeli media

02:31reported to have lasted around 40 minutes.

02:35Trump was asked about the call with the Israeli premier but did not offer much detail on the

02:39matters discussed, instead insisting that it went very well and smooth.

02:43The meeting will include Defense Minister Israel Katz, Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer,

02:49and Shah's party chairman Arya Deri.

02:51Also taking part in the meeting are far-right ministers Itamar Bengvir and Bezal al-Smatraj,

02:56who run the national security and finance ministries.

03:00Bengvir and Smatraj are typically not included in such high-level conferences.

03:04The meeting comes as Tehran is expected to respond to a U.S. proposal over its nuclear program.

03:10Washington has reportedly proposed to allow Iran to continue enriching uranium within their nation at

03:15low levels and for a limited time period.

03:18Tehran is expected to reject this proposal, with rumors circulating that Iranian officials

03:23will not accept a deal which dictates permissions on their own sovereign soil.

03:32A convoy of buses and private cars departed from Tunisia's capital on Monday headed to Gaza.

03:38The initiative aims to shed light on Israel's blockade on humanitarian aid to the enclave,

03:43as Israeli authorities stopped a high-profile flotilla carrying aid from landing there.

03:48The overland effort, organized independently but moved up to coincide with the flotilla,

03:52is made up of activists, lawyers and medical professionals from North Africa.

03:57The convoy is set to traverse Tunisia, Libya and Egypt before reaching Gaza through the border

04:02crossing in Rafah. The Rafah border crossing has remained largely closed since the Israeli military

04:07took control of the Gaza side in May of last year. Civil society groups behind the initiative say

04:13their aim is to demand the immediate lifting of the unjust siege on the territory. They stress that

04:18Arab governments aren't doing enough to end the 20-month long war between Israel and Hamas.

04:24After an almost three-month blockade of Gaza aimed at pressuring Hamas,

04:28Israel started allowing in some basic and limited amounts of aid last month.

04:37NATO Chief Mark Rutte has called for a quantum leap in defense spending in response to mounting global

04:42threats, particularly from Russia. Speaking at Chatham House after meeting with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer,

04:49he said that a 400 percent increase in air and missile defense is needed to counter these threats.

04:55Starmer has pledged to increase British defense spending to 2.5 percent of gross domestic product

05:01by 2027 and to 3 percent by 2034. Russia could be ready to use military force against NATO within five years.

05:11Five years. Let's not kid ourselves. We are all on the eastern flank now. The new generation of

05:19Russian missiles travel at many times the speed of sound. The distance between European capitals is

05:27only a matter of minutes. There is no longer east or west. There is just NATO.

05:34Rutte has proposed a target of 3.5 percent of economic output on military spending and another

05:40one and a half percent on defense related expenditures such as roads, bridges, airfields and seaports.

05:45Most NATO members have already pledged a substantial increase in military spending,

05:51and Rutte said he is confident the alliance will agree to the 5 percent target at its summit in The Hague

05:56in two weeks. Ukraine and Russia have started a new prisoner exchange,

06:07following an agreement reached at the second round of direct talks in Istanbul last Monday.

06:11Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky said in a statement.

06:25Kiev and Moscow agreed that the exchange would include young soldiers under 25 years old and those

06:31severely ill. Russia's defense ministry confirmed the return of the first group of Russian POWs on Monday.

06:38Among those returning to Ukraine are the defenders of Mariupol,

06:44who have spent over three years in Russian captivity.

06:50Both sides have also agreed to exchange the bodies of fallen soldiers.

06:58Kiev says it has brought back over 5,000 prisoners of war in a series of exchanges since March,

07:04and that it continues to offer Russia an all-for-all swap.

07:15A referendum in Italy on easing access to citizenship and boosting worker protection

07:20failed due to low turnout. To be valid, the vote required participation from at least 50 percent

07:28plus one of eligible voters. However, Italian authorities said slightly less than 30 percent

07:35of eligible voters had cast their ballots at the end of two days of voting.

07:42One ballot question asked voters whether the residency requirement for Italian citizenship

07:47should be caught from ten to five years. The remaining four questions addressed recent reforms on

07:54labour rights and protections. The proposals came from Italy's unions and left-wing opposition parties.

08:02But the ruling coalition opposed the measures, with some politicians urging voters to stay away and

08:08sink the turnout below the quorum threshold. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Maloney went to the polling station,

08:16but deliberately left without voting. Clean-up began after dozens of residents in the Swiss canton of Valles were

08:29evacuated following a mudslide. Caused by heavy rainfall, the mudslide tore away an emergency bridge in the area,

08:37meaning a pedestrian and cycle path is the only thing linking to rural villages.

08:42The debris flooding the area since last week's storm carries wood,

09:12mud and large stones. Locals will be relocated elsewhere for an indefinite period according to local officials.

09:23This year, arrivals to Greece by air will be up by roughly 7 percent. However, the increase will mainly

09:31concern Athens and Thessaloniki. Other Greek islands, particularly in the Aegean, seem to have reached their

09:38limits on how many visitors they can accommodate. This is fueling renewed discussions on whether

09:44restrictions should be placed on the creation of new accommodation in the most popular destinations.

09:49While in the Aegean, the

10:15After the escalation of the last three years, the nuisance of tourists in 2025 is not going to be in the same level.

10:24The tourism processes, according to the downtime, should be recreated with no surveillancerences.

10:32The alltidness of tourists should be in the same place.

10:34The tourism industry should be a big problem.

10:37The roads are now and the tumble and the parkings.

10:41Some of them have easy solutions that we propose with this country.

10:45Some of them want time.

10:47Whatever they do in public transportation,

10:49we know that it is not a decision that it will come today and it will begin tomorrow.

10:53Greek hoteliers argue that the term over-tourism is being used

10:57to cover up chronic pathologies of the state,

11:00which has failed to ensure that the Greek islands have the necessary infrastructure

11:04to support visitors.

11:06The Santorini and the Miko no have this code.

11:09There is no investment in the supply.

11:11We can't talk about strategic planning and coronavirus

11:15in the Greek tourism and they don't have the unnecessary supply.

11:19A new island is an unnecessary supply

11:22and there is no doubt about this.

11:25Hoteliers have asked that the 500 million euros per year

11:29in fees paid by visitors be allocated to projects

11:32that allow quality and sustainable tourism.

11:36nels have asked for that.

11:37A new island is what keeps doing.

11:38If you're finding out more,

11:39you can't wait for more and more.

11:40You're thinking in the introduction

11:41of Greek hotels are there.

11:42Everybody can't wait for any of those places.

11:43They're asking us if you're not going to go to Japan.

11:44We're going to take a minute now.

11:45We have a couple of different things to do.

11:46We're going to ask our students to wrap up each other,

11:47from the end of our society.

11:48We're going to go to Japan and say it's a new one.

11:49We're going to go huge.

11:50You can't wait back to Japan or just for a new island.

11:51We're going to go to Japan.

11:52After we're going to go away,

11:53When we're going to go to Japan,

11:54from one side,

11:57we're going to die with the same wall.

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