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00:00Russia's attacks on Ukraine show no sign of slowing down, launching 823 overnight attacks,

00:09killing at least two people in Kiev, according to Ukrainian authorities.

00:14The victims of the attacks on residential buildings included a baby and a young woman,

00:19while at least 20 others were injured.

00:22The city's mayor, Vitaly Klishko, also reported Ukraine's main government building in flames,

00:29probably ignited by falling drone debris.

00:32Ukraine's armed forces said 751 of the attacks were repelled,

00:37while nine missiles and 54 drones struck Ukraine, including the cities of Kremenchuk, Krivneri and Dnopro.

00:46Odessa and its surrounding region was also heavily targeted, damaging civilian infrastructure and homes, local authorities said.

00:55European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen condemned the attack and said,

01:00quote, the Kremlin is mocking diplomacy.

01:03Meanwhile, Ukraine attacked the Druzba oil pipeline in Russia's Bryansk region,

01:09leaving the pipeline damaged, according to Russian authorities.

01:12Tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in Brussels on Sunday to protest against the Israeli government

01:24and to draw a symbolic red line for Gaza.

01:29Gathered in the heart of the European Union,

01:32participants called on EU member states to impose firm sanctions against Israel.

01:37Similar pro-Palestine demonstrations took place across Europe in recent weeks.

01:44It comes in response to Israel's expanded offensive in Gaza

01:47and the catastrophic humanitarian conditions in the Strip.

01:53Local police estimated around 70,000 demonstrators took part in the second edition of Brussels' Red Line for Gaza March,

02:01but event organizers estimate 110,000 people attended the protest.

02:06It comes just days after Belgium announced it would recognize a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly later this month,

02:17thereby joining France and the United Kingdom.

02:20It also said it would impose sanctions on Israel under certain conditions.

02:25Protest organizers say it is public pressure like this that is what leads to government action,

02:30and are now hoping that other member states, as well as the European Union itself, follow suit.

02:37Evelyn Dome in Brussels for Euronews.

02:44France is bracing for a turbulent week,

02:46with Prime Minister François Bayrou's government facing a confidence vote on late Monday

02:50and calls for a nationwide blockade on Wednesday.

02:53The government is widely expected to fall

02:57as a broad coalition of opposition parties from the far right to the far left

03:02has vowed to vote against it.

03:05A collapse would leave President Emmanuel Macron with a problematic choice,

03:09appoint a new prime minister or dissolve parliament once again.

03:14Two days later, on Wednesday,

03:16the country could face widespread disruptions from a call to block everything.

03:20The movement involving political activists and trade unions

03:24has suggested strikes, demonstrations, and blockades of strategic sites.

03:30Authorities estimate up to 100,000 people could take part,

03:34though the interior minister says he does not fear a large-scale movement.

03:44In the presence of about 70,000 people in St. Peter's Square in the Vatican,

03:49Pope Leo XIV declared 15-year-old computer whiz Carlo Acutis

03:54the Catholic Church as first millennial saint on Sunday.

03:58The pontiff also canonized Pier Giorgio Frassati,

04:01son of the founder of popular newspaper La Stampa.

04:04Carissimi, i santi Pier Giorgio Frassati e Carlo Acutis

04:09sono un invito rivolto a tutti noi,

04:13soprattutto ai giovani,

04:16a non sciuppare la vita,

04:18ma a orientarla verso l'alto

04:21e a farne un capolavoro.

04:24Acutis earned the nickname God's Influencer

04:27thanks to his main tech legacy,

04:29using technology to spread faith.

04:31His canonization gives the next generation of Catholics

04:35a relatable role model

04:37and marks a turning point for the Catholic Church.

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