00:00A huge number of Russian drones violated Polish airspace as Russia targeted an area in Ukraine
00:06bordering Poland overnight into Wednesday.
00:11More than 200 protesters were arrested by French police as nationwide demonstrations
00:16erupted following the collapse of the government.
00:20European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivered her State of the Union annual
00:25address touching on topics such as Ukraine and Gaza.
00:31European countries have rushed to Poland's support following an unprecedented Russian drone
00:35attack overnight into Wednesday.
00:38The Kremlin fired the barrage targeting a Ukrainian town bordering Poland with Warsaw saying a huge
00:44amount of drones entered Polish airspace.
00:47British Prime Minister Keir Starmer denounced the attack, noting that his government will
00:51continue working on bringing an end to the war.
00:55The attack last night in Poland shows that Putin's belief that he can somehow act with
01:00impunity.
01:01And that's why we're working so hard with the coalition of the willing to ensure that there
01:05are security guarantees as we go forward, made real progress in recent weeks.
01:10We must continue to ramp up the pressure on Putin.
01:14German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius in a parliamentary address also condemned the attack and urged
01:19Europe to accelerate its efforts to bolster its defenses.
01:22Amsterdam, who played a part in shooting down the drones, highlighted the scale of the threat Russia
01:45continues to pose on European security.
01:49These violations are unacceptable and underscore that the Russian threat continues to grow.
01:56As said, we will defend every inch of NATO territory and we cannot accept Russia's actions.
02:03And that's why we have to keep asking ourselves, what more can we do to support Ukraine?
02:08Warsaw has since triggered Article 4 of the NATO Charter to consult with its allies and formulate
02:14a response to this aggression.
02:16France's new Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, is taking office in the middle of a storm.
02:30This Wednesday, tens of thousands of people marched in the capital as well as across the
02:37whole country in a nationwide strike known as Block Everything.
02:42The government deployed approximately 80,000 police officers across the country.
02:49Here in Paris, earlier in the morning, some demonstrators attempted to block public transport
02:55as well as traffic but were quickly dispersed by the police.
03:00Earlier, hundreds more gathered in front of Gare du Nord, one of Europe's busiest train stations.
03:06Later, many more converged at the Place du Châtelet in central Paris, this time in a much calmer atmosphere.
03:16But beneath the surface, the anger is palpable.
03:20Sébastien Lecornu, c'est le symptôme de la crise, c'est-à-dire c'est vraiment le pire du pire
03:26de ce qu'on pouvait imaginer dans le moment.
03:28C'est incroyable qu'Emmanuel Macron ait fait ça après l'absence de vote de confiance
03:36de Bayrou, après la destitution de Barnier.
03:41Et vraiment, là en fait, on n'en peut plus.
03:43Emmanuel Macron, vous n'avez pas raison contre tout le monde.
03:45Emmanuel Macron, vous n'êtes pas seul à savoir ce qu'il faut faire, ça suffit.
03:48En fait, vous êtes minoritaire dans le pays, vous êtes ultra minoritaire, vous ne pouvez
03:52pas imposer votre politique à tout le monde et contre tous.
03:54Depuis les annonces du plan Bayrou, travailler gratuitement, deux jours fériés supprimés,
04:01les cinq jours de carence qu'il voulait mettre pour les personnes qui sont malades, on en
04:05a marre.
04:06On en a marre de payer, on travaille dur, on a à peine la tête de l'eau avec nos salaires
04:10et le trou des déficits, ça serait de notre faute.
04:13C'est insupportable à entendre.
04:15Pour le nouveau Premier ministre, c'est un premier jour à travail.
04:19Il s'est tasked avec de restaurer la stabilité politique dans une fragmented et hostile
04:25parliaments, en même temps, face à un mouvement massive de citoyens qui déterminent
04:31de garder la pression.
04:32C'est-ce que le président Donald Trump s'est arrêté à la fin du coup d'Israël.
04:36U.S. President Donald Trump s'est arrêté à la fin du coup d'Israël, à la fin du coup d'Israël,
04:40à la capitale de Doha, à la fin du coup d'Israël,
04:43à la fin du coup d'Israël, à la fin du coup d'Israël du coup d'Israël.
04:47Le Trump administration said Israel's action was unilateral
04:50et que c'est un fortement que Qatar, un key U.S. ally, a été un pire.
04:55Je ne suis pas trêveillé.
04:57Je ne suis pas trêveillé.
04:59Je ne suis pas trêveillé.
05:01Je ne suis pas trêveillé.
05:03Je ne suis pas trêveillé.
05:05C'est pas une bonne situation.
05:07Mais je veux dire, nous voulons les hostages.
05:11Mais nous ne sommes pas trêveillé par la façon dont ça a été fait.
05:15Israel said it targeted senior Hamas leadership in the strike on Doha
05:19in a widening of its campaign against the militant group.
05:22The strike came after a gunman killed six at a bus stop in Jerusalem on Monday.
05:28Hamas claimed its leadership was intact with five lower-level members killed in the strike.
05:33Qatar condemned the move as a blatant violation of international law,
05:37alongside the EU, France, Spain and the United Kingdom,
05:40who called for an end to escalation in the Middle East.
05:48A freight train slammed into a double-decker bus at a crossing near Mexico City,
05:52killing at least 10 people and injuring 55 others.
05:56The incident is currently under investigation,
05:59but a video circulating on social media shows the bus in heavy traffic,
06:04slowly moving across the train tracks when the fast-moving train suddenly appeared out of frame,
06:09ramming the bus at its midpoint.
06:11It's very lamentable, because wanting to win the train, they're lives.
06:17They're lives. My sister, for example, survived.
06:20I answer, I say, well,
06:21I say, well, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
06:35According to a recent report from Mexico's Rail Transportation Regulating Agency,
06:40accidents at grade-level crossings are the most common and have been on an upward trend in recent years.
06:46The report revealed that last year there were 800 accidents compared to 602 in 2020.
06:54The document did not include how many victims were involved in the accidents.
07:01Long live Europe. Thank you so much.
07:04The State of the European Union address has become a difficult political balancing act
07:09in front of a polarized chamber. But it is still also an opportunity for the President of the European
07:15Commission to bring as many MEPs as possible on her side. To do that, Ursula von der Leyen reached out
07:21to the center and the left. She was seeking unity. She was convincing on defense, on security, on the
07:28need to innovate the internal market. And finally, she said some meaningful things and proposal on Gaza.
07:39In response to the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, Ursula von der Leyen proposed suspending
07:44the trade section of the association agreement between the European Union and Israel.
07:49She also proposed sanctioning extremist ministers in the Israeli government, as some member states have
07:55already done. For the Social Democrats, however, the proposal comes too late and remains too weak.
08:00She is still sticking to, or at least saying she is sticking to the Green
08:18Deal to 2040 and also to 2050. And seeing that, I hope EPP will also understand it.
08:37Unsurprisingly, the far right was not at all convinced.
08:41Oh, it's a very weak speech. It's a speech that does not bring answers. Only weak solutions to problems
08:49that already exist, meaning there is no new horizons, no new futures, no new anything.
08:54The centrist majority that supports Ursula von der Leyen might be heartened by today's speech,
09:03but her political enemies are poised to attack the Commission, with the far right Patriots for
09:10Europe Party seizing the day of her speech to present a motion of censor to be discussed and vote in October.
09:18Vincenzo Genovese, Euronews, Strasbourg.
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