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00:00Judges at the European Court of Human Rights have found Russia responsible of human rights abuses in Ukraine

00:06and the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17.

00:10Russia has fired a barrage of hundreds of projectiles overnight,

00:14including cruising ballistic missiles in its largest aerial attack against Ukraine to date.

00:20Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says his latest meeting with Donald Trump

00:25focused on freeing Israeli hostages and the possibility of a ceasefire.

00:30Ursula von der Leyen will be weakened after the vote of no confidence regardless of the outcome, expert tells Euronews.

00:41French authorities raided the headquarters of the far-right National Rally Party,

00:45probing alleged violations of campaign finance laws.

00:52Judges at the European Court of Human Rights have found Russia responsible of human rights abuses

00:57in what is the first international recognition since the start of the war.

01:02The case was brought forward by Ukraine before the top European court's governing body

01:06moved to expel the Kremlin following the launch of its all-out war in Ukraine.

01:11The court also ruled that Russia was behind the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17.

01:16That, too, was the first time an international court has found Moscow responsible for the 2014 incident.

01:24The Boeing plane was flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur when it was shot down by Russian missiles,

01:29killing all 298 passengers, of which 196 were Dutch.

01:34Judges at the top European court are set to rule on a total of four cases

01:38brought forward by the Netherlands and Ukraine against Russia.

01:41The decisions are expected to be largely symbolic.

01:51Russia has fired a massive barrage of drones and missiles against Ukraine overnight,

01:56the largest offensive since it launched its full-scale invasion.

02:00Ukraine says the Kremlin fired more than 700 projectiles targeting mainly the western city of Lutsk.

02:06The barrage featured Shahid-type drones as well as crews and aeroballistic missiles.

02:11Ukrainian air forces say they've shot down almost 300 drones

02:15and were able to intercept over 400 others using electronic jammers.

02:20All seven cruise missiles were also intercepted by Ukraine's air defenses.

02:24Ballistic missiles, however, did manage to strike their targets.

02:27Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky says Moscow's attacks highlight their unwillingness to end the war.

02:33He's called on allies to ramp up pressure on Russia to force them into peace.

02:37Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his latest meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump

02:47focused on efforts to free Israeli hostages.

02:50Trump has ramped up the pressure on Netanyahu to move towards a U.S.-backed ceasefire deal in the Gaza Strip,

03:16where he described the conditions as hell.

03:18The plan includes a 60-day pause in fighting, more aid and the release of hostages.

03:25Israel and Hamas are holding indirect talks, but both sides remain far apart on the terms of lasting peace.

03:33So far, a breakthrough remains out of reach.

03:36Law professor Alberto Alemano said EU Commission Chief Ursula von der Leyen will be left weakened,

03:48regardless of the result of a no-confidence motion in the European Parliament on Thursday.

03:53More and more citizens will be asking, wow, she should be the person negotiating a trade deal

04:05with the Trump administration affecting the European economy.

04:09She should continue having a seat at the table in the Ukrainian-Russian peace talks, which are on and off.

04:17In other words, many more people are going to be questioning whether she's the right person for the job

04:23in these incredibly difficult geopolitical circumstances in which the Union tried to speak with one voice.

04:33Alemano said the vote of no confidence will constrain von der Leyen's ability

04:38to control the EU Parliament during the rest of her mandate.

04:42...of military trucks rolling through Bergamo at night...

04:46I don't necessarily expect Ursula von der Leyen to come away with this vote,

04:51even if it is rejected, the motion strengthened.

04:55No, I think that if everything goes well, she will stay where she is.

05:00That means being increasingly scrutinized by all political parties,

05:04both from the far right and the center-left,

05:07and therefore her political margin will rather reduce as opposed to actually gain further power

05:12within the European Council.

05:15The motion was signed by 77 far-right MEPs who criticized von der Leyen for sending secret messages

05:24to Pfizer-CU about vaccines for allegedly mispending recovery funds and financing of NGOs.

05:31German Chancellor Friedrich Merz received NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Berlin on Wednesday

05:42as Germany celebrates its 70th anniversary of joining the alliance.

05:47Both Merz and Rutte underlined their commitment to Ukraine

05:51and said that the priority is to bring about a ceasefire with Russia as soon as possible.

05:55The NATO Secretary General said that Europe is not producing enough military supplies

06:00and welcomed the increase in defense spending the Allies agreed to a couple of weeks ago in The Hague.

06:07Germany is expected to take a leading role within the alliance.

06:11As tensions between France and Germany mount over fighter jets,

06:15Merz said discussions are ongoing but highlighted that the project could be a good collaboration

06:19between France, Spain and Germany if they can reach an agreement.

06:24Rutte also spoke about China's ambitions and said World War III could occur within the next three to seven years

06:30with Russia being able to launch a full-scale attack against NATO territory

06:34to keep Europe busy whilst China attacks Taiwan.

06:38As global conflicts continue to heat up, NATO has been making big promises in terms of military and defense expansion.

06:46But can it deliver?

06:48Liv Stroud, in Berlin, for Euronews.

06:54French authorities raided the headquarters of the far-right National Rally Party on Wednesday

06:59as part of a probe into alleged violations of campaign finance laws.

07:03The Paris Prosecutor's Office said the investigation is examining whether the party used illegal loans

07:09to finance its campaigns between 2020 and 2024.

07:13The investigation concerns possible acts of money laundering and the use of forged documents

07:18during their 2022 presidential and 2024 European election races.

07:23The National Rally's President Jordan Bardella called the action a new harassment campaign.

07:29He said armed forces stormed the party building on Wednesday morning

07:32and seized emails, documents and accounting data.

07:36The party has surged in popularity in recent years,

07:38becoming France's largest single parliamentary party.

07:42The raid comes about three months after the party's co-founder and de facto leader,

07:46Marine Le Pen, and other officials were convicted of embezzling EU funds.

07:50The recent surge in illegal migration to the island of Crete

08:01has led the Greek government to take stricter measures to tackle the problem.

08:07On Wednesday, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced after a meeting

08:12with Minister of Migration Policy Thanos Plebris a series of emergency measures to deal with the crisis.

08:17The Greek government will temporarily suspend the processing of asylum applications

08:23for migrants arriving from Africa, initially for three months.

08:27The second decision is to establish one or possibly two permanent closed detention centers

08:44for migrants on the island of Crete.

08:49Mitsotakis also said the government's discussions with Libya are ongoing.

08:52He also warned that the Greek armed forces are willing to cooperate with Libyan authorities

08:59in order to prevent boats from leaving from Libya.

09:01The Greek government will send a message to the government of the Netherlands

09:05that the government will close and close and close and close and close

09:10and close to all the legislators to the countries.

09:12And close to all the operators.

09:15And close to all the public employees.

09:19And close to all the businesses.

09:23The concerns that the money that they demand will always be lost, because it will be much

09:34harder than what it was until today, to be able to reach Greece due to the flood.

09:43The Greek Premier's remarks were made after more than 2,000 migrants landed on Crete since

09:47the weekend.

09:50The Mediterranean country has seen a spike in illegal migration recently, with more

09:54than 60,000 believed to have arrived last year, a 25% increase from 2023 figures.

10:06In a shocking European Parliament plenary session, it's been decided that far-right climate skeptics

10:12are to lead efforts on the EU's climate targets for 2040.

10:16The Patriots for Europe group have been given the capacity to draft a text which intends

10:20to question the aims of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 90%.

10:24The group, which includes France's national rally, Hungary's Fidesz and Italy's league parties,

10:47have long been critical of the European Green Deal. The Parliament's ecologists believe that,

10:52given this role to the far right, threatens the credibility of the European Union and its

10:56climate commitments.

10:58It means that, very likely, we will not have a law on climate and the targets to bring

11:03to the Belem's Cup, and that we will be very, very weak in a series of negotiations.

11:09We will not be leaders of this Cup, we will not decide the climate ambition in this

11:14conference of the parties, and all this, unfortunately, is because of the People's Party.

11:19The People's Party, who, yesterday, did the extremist right to take the leadership, the

11:26relationship on climate law?

11:28While the Patriots group will have a definite influence on the discussions, it will not be

11:35able to prevent the other groups from reaching an agreement on the final text.

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