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00:00The Syrian government says clashes in the southern city of Sueda have stopped after a week of

00:06violence left hundreds of people dead.

00:10Pope Leo XIV renews calls for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza amid new Israeli attacks

00:15killing dozens of Palestinians and fresh evacuation notices.

00:21Syria's government on Sunday said clashes in the southern city of Sueda have stopped

00:25following a week of fighting that left hundreds of people dead.

00:29Syria's armed Bedouin clans announced they had withdrawn from Sueda and the US brokered

00:35ceasefire deal reached by the government, Druze groups and Bedouin tribes on Saturday appeared

00:41to be holding.

00:43The ceasefire came as clashes between militias of the Druze religious minority and the Sunni

00:48Muslim clans, threatening Syria's fragile post-war transition.

00:53Israel had also launched dozens of airstrikes in the Druze-majority Sueda province, targeting

00:59government forces who had effectively sided with the Bedouins.

01:02According to local officials, the violence was sparked by a series of tit-for-tat kidnappings

01:07in towns and villages in Sueda province which later spread to the city.

01:13The UN estimates that more than 87,000 people have been displaced in Sueda since July 12 due

01:18due to the heavy fighting.

01:25Pope Leo XIV renewed his call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza on Sunday urging world leaders

01:31to respect international laws and uphold their duty to protect civilians.

01:35Pontiff made the remarks as he presided over a mass at the Cathedral of Albino in Rome.

01:40It comes after Israeli forces targeted the Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza where hundreds

01:45of Palestinians have been sheltering.

01:47The shelling also damaged the church compound.

01:50Israel expressed regret over the attacks, calling it an accident and said it's investigating

01:55the incident.

01:56Meanwhile, Gaza's health ministry says at least 73 Palestinians were killed by Israeli soldiers

02:01while they were attempting to reach the various aid distribution points across the enclave.

02:06The Israeli defense forces say their soldiers opened fire at a gathering of thousands of

02:10Palestinians who, quote, posed a threat, noting that it was aware of some casualties.

02:15It, however, accused the Hamas-run health ministry of inflating the numbers, stressing that its

02:20investigation revealed far less fatalities.

02:23Israel also issued a fresh wave of evacuation notices to several areas in central Gaza as it

02:28announced plans for intense ground operations.

02:31The evacuation cuts access between the city of Deir al-Balah and the southern cities of Khan

02:36Yunus and Rafah.

02:40Where can you go to escape the heat?

02:43Climate refuges are becoming more of a solution.

02:46With a wave of intense heat gripping European cities, climate refuges are places that can offer

02:52the population some coolness and relief.

02:55Public parks and gardens, libraries, museums and schools are among places that are open

03:01during the day to receive people who are vulnerable to extreme temperatures.

03:05O efeito de ilha de calor é intensificado nestas ondas de calor e acontece-se normalmente

03:11em cidades.

03:12Isto porque nós temos cidades que estão densamente construídas.

03:16Temos muito alcatrão que faz absorver o sol e, ao final do dia, nós vemos que às

03:21seis, sete da tarde ainda é possível estar muito calor, apesar de já não estar muito

03:24sol, porque o chão absorveu.

03:26Depois temos vários edifícios e, muitas vezes, ruas estreitas, o que faz que seja difícil

03:32o ar circular.

03:33The city of Barcelona served as a model for the rest of Europe, not because it was a

03:39pioneer, but what really makes the Catalan city a great example is the clear criteria

03:44for defining what a refuge is, according to this researcher.

03:48Não é qualquer espaço que é automaticamente um refúgio climático.

03:54E eu acho muito importante que esses espaços realmente, para que eles respondam às necessidades

04:01dessas populações que são mais vulneráveis a temperaturas extremas, eles precisam realmente

04:06ter esses critérios mínimos.

04:09Que, como eu falei, precisam ter um espaço mínimo onde as pessoas possam sentar, possam beber

04:16água, possam utilizar o banheiro.

04:18Em Lisboa, onde o desconforto térmico em casa é uma realidade, a city council não

04:24promoveu o uso de uma rede de calor.

04:26Mas o cientista de dados, Manoel Banza, tem criado um mapa interáctivo onde você pode

04:30consultar espaços, como fonteiras, lãs e pôles municipais.

04:35Há uma grande amplitude térmica nas casas e Lisboa é das piores cidades da Europa em

04:42termos de eficiência energética.

04:44O que significa que, tanto no verão como no inverno, as pessoas têm dificuldade a

04:47aquecer a sua casa ou a arrefecer a sua casa.

04:50E por isso há aqui uma responsabilidade municipal e pública de transformarmos o espaço público

04:57num espaço que seja uma extensão das nossas casas.

05:00Além do desconforto, o calor também surge associado ao aumento da mortalidade.

05:04Portugal registrou 284 mortes em excesso entre 28 de junho e 3 de julho, durante o alerta

05:11de tempo quente.

05:13Joana Morão Carvalho, para a Euronews, em Lisboa.

05:19Iran has reached an agreement with three major European countries – Germany, France

05:24and the United Kingdom – to hold renewed talks on the country's nuclear program.

05:29According to local reports, an agreement was reached on the talks format.

05:34However, negotiations are still in progress regarding the precise location and dates of the talks.

05:40Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arachi said Tehran's approach to negotiating its nuclear file

05:46is stronger than before.

05:48Arachi was reported to have spoken to the EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaya Callas

05:52and his counterparts in Britain, France and Germany on Friday.

05:56The talks are expected to open the door to more extensive engagement between Tehran and the West

06:02following the recent 12-day war with Israel that saw massive attacks by both Israel and the U.S.

06:08on key Iranian nuclear facilities.

06:16Will the new EU long-term budget turn cohesion policy into a regional hunger games?

06:22For decades, cohesion funds have helped reduce regional disparities across the EU,

06:27supporting projects from modern roads to hospital upgrading and job training.

06:32But a major shift is around the corner.

06:35Under the proposed EU long-term budget, cohesion policy would be merged into a single mega fund,

06:41combined with other spending priorities.

06:44Many warned that this budget simplification could lead to fierce competition for resources,

06:49raising alarm bells among regional leaders.

06:52This is what's happening with putting agriculture, migration, border control, cohesion policy

07:02into one bag, one container.

07:06It would turn it to a hunger games, turning against the farmers, to the mayors, cities,

07:13turning against housing, unemployment and agricultural subsidies.

07:19Of the total EU budget of 2 trillion for the 2028-2034 period,

07:25865 billion will be earmarked for the single mega fund that will merge other spending lines,

07:32including the EU's agriculture and fisheries subsidies, cohesion policy

07:37and the European Social Fund, which supports employment and education across the EU.

07:42Beyond the funding race, the new delivery model for these funds is seen as a move away

07:47from the EU's long-standing approach of shared management with local authorities.

07:51It's a clear centralization, it's a clear top-down model,

07:56instead of being an active part of designing and implementing the policies.

08:02So we will be kicked out from the design part, from the management part,

08:08from the creation part, and we will be just implementers fighting for money

08:13and putting farmers against cities and regions.

08:19With many details of the proposal still unclear, the coming months will be crucial.

08:24Local governments are calling for greater involvement and everything

08:28before the final EU budget is locked in.

08:34Millennials and Gen Z no longer want perfect campaigns or smooth messages.

08:39They expect authenticity, relationships and values.

08:42And platforms like TikTok are becoming the voice of the new consumer.

08:46The new generation of consumers is moving away from an idealized world.

09:04They are not looking for perfect images and prefer authenticity.

09:09A great example of this communication is Mark Burberry,

09:12which is in the classic channels of communication.

09:15She communicates in a very prestigious way.

09:18However, on TikTok, she uses actors from the The Crown series

09:22and created a communication that was based on the English dressing room.

09:28It was the English dressing room.

09:32Such brands are able to dispense with excessive perfectionism

09:35and rely on dialogue to win true audience engagement.

09:39The Polish market is no exception.

09:41Brands such as Hylak and Inglot are effectively using the potential of TikTok.

09:45This form of communication translates into real purchasing decisions.

10:03It's like the one-time bag.

10:04Około 50 milionów konsumentów w 2024 roku odpłynęły,

10:09więc jest to jasny sygnał dla marek i dla biznesu,

10:13że muszą zmienić sposób komunikacji z odbiorcą,

10:16który stawia na jakość, który stawia na odpowiedzialność społeczną

10:19i chce, aby marka, którą kupuje, reprezentowała również jego wartości.

10:24Luxury is not losing its meaning.

10:26It is rather changing its form.

10:28Today it is not just about the product,

10:30but also the values that the brand represents.

10:44The initial aim is to get it over 100 mph

10:47with the Guinness World Record moderators watching.

10:51However, quietly, internally,

10:53the aim for this vehicle is just to find out how fast we can make this thing go.

10:57And my personal aim is I would love to see it go past 200 km an hour.

11:01What's amazing about it is the power density.

11:13So the thing that's so exciting about the turbo is it's very, very lightweight,

11:17despite having this incredible performance.

11:19And it's just, for us, a really entertaining statistic from it,

11:22is that it has a higher power to weight ratio than something like a Bugatti Veyron.

11:27We'll see you in the next video.

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