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00:00COP 30 kicked off this Monday as Brazil's President Lula da Silva urged leaders to

00:06spend less money on war and more on climate. At least eight people have been killed after

00:13a car exploded near the Red Fort tourist site in New Delhi on Monday.

00:20Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says he wants to order 25 Patriot air defense systems

00:27from the U.S. COP 30 climate talks began on Monday in the Brazilian Amazon as organizers

00:37and analysts frame this year's conference as the implementation COP. In this year's talks,

00:43countries must present updated national plans to fight climate change. As leaders from Russia,

00:50the U.S. and Israel are absent this year, Brazilian President Lula da Silva urged world leaders

00:56to prioritize climate funding over war.

01:00If the men who are in war were here in this war, they would realize that it would be much

01:09cheaper to put $1.300.000.000.000 to end the climate problem than putting $2.700.000.000.000

01:21to end the war, as they did last year.

01:26Attendees on Monday stressed cooperation, but complicating those calls is the U.S., where

01:32President Donald Trump has long denied the existence of climate change. The Paris Agreement

01:39aimed to limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above the historical average, but scientists say

01:46meeting that target is now unlikely.

01:51At least eight people have been killed after a car exploded near the Red Fort tourist site

01:58in New Delhi on Monday, according to police. The blast, which triggered a fire, damaged several

02:05vehicles parked nearby and left 19 people injured.

02:09Irfan was an eyewitness at the scene. He said they heard an explosion and came running to see what

02:16happened, but didn't go close out of fear. Irfan recounted that they saw body parts on the ground

02:23as if they had been completely blown up.

02:26Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his condolences to the families in a social media post on X and wished

02:36a quick recovery to those injured.

02:39The investigation is being conducted by multiple agencies, including India's Federal Terror Investigation Agency.

02:50Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that he wants to order 25 Patriot air defense systems from the U.S. on Monday.

03:06Russian attacks have caused more damage to its power infrastructure, resulting in scheduled blackouts in most of the country's regions.

03:15Zelensky acknowledged that the Patriot systems are expensive and that such a large batch could take years to manufacture.

03:24The Ukrainian president suggested that European countries could give their Patriots to Ukraine and await replacements.

03:32Zelensky acknowledged last week that Ukraine had received more Patriot systems from Germany,

03:38as the German Defense Ministry said that Berlin has been Kyiv's biggest donor of the air defense systems.

03:45The Trump administration is not donating any arms to Ukraine, unlike the previous Biden administration.

03:52It is not known how many Patriots are in Ukraine.

03:56The former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has been released from prison.

04:06A Paris appeals court has ordered him to be placed under judicial supervision pending his appeal.

04:13The decision comes less than three weeks after he began serving a five-year sentence for criminal conspiracy

04:19in a scheme to finance his 2007 election campaign with funds from Libya.

04:24The former president left the Paris prison in a car with tinted windows, escorted by police on motorcycles.

04:34According to one of Sarkozy's lawyers, being in prison had been very hard for the former French president,

04:41and his detention had caused him great suffering.

04:46Another of Sarkozy's legal team argued that Sarkozy would be safer out of prison than inside.

04:52The 70-year-old Sarkozy became the first former French head of state in modern times

04:58to be sent to prison after his conviction in September.

05:01The trial of Taleb al-Abdul-Mossin accused of killing six people and wounding over 300 others

05:14in a 2024 Christmas market attack in Magdeburg, Germany, began on Monday.

05:19The suspect is a doctor from Saudi Arabia with German residency since 2006.

05:26According to the indictment, Abdul-Mossin drove through the Magdeburg Christmas market

05:32on the 20th of December 2024, zigzagging at speeds of up to 48 kilometers per hour.

05:39If found guilty, Abdul-Mossin faces life imprisonment for murder.

05:44A special hall has been set up to host the trial,

05:47with space for over 140 co-plaintiffs and 400 witnesses expected to attend.

05:53He has described himself as an activist who is critical of Islam and a Saudi atheist.

06:00He has voiced support on social media for the far-right Alternative for Germany party,

06:06praising it for fighting the same enemy as him.

06:10He also ran a website offering to help people flee his home country.

06:15The trial is expected to continue for several months under high security measures.

06:23The European Commission and the European Parliament continue to work on the EU's next long-term budget.

06:31On Monday, the presidents of the two institutions met with the Danish Prime Minister,

06:36whose country currently holds the rotating presidency of the EU.

06:40The aim is to iron out differences.

06:42Lawmakers are particularly opposed to merging the common agriculture policy

06:47and regional cohesion policy into a single fund.

06:50A parliamentary majority believes this would dilute the European scope of these programs.

06:56The Commission is therefore proposing adjustments.

06:59These proposals concern three areas.

07:01So you have the reinforcement of the identity of the common agricultural policy.

07:06You've got the strengthening of the role of the regions

07:09and the last point concerns enhancing governance.

07:12In concrete terms, the Commission is therefore proposing to introduce a rural target

07:17to ensure minimum funding for agriculture.

07:20It also plans to give regional authorities more say in determining how cohesion funds are used.

07:25In the next budgetary architecture,

07:28the cluster comprising agriculture and regional policy

07:30accounts for 44% of the total budget, estimated at almost 2 trillion euros.

07:36Azerbaijan celebrated the anniversary of reclaiming control of the Karabakh region,

07:46marking a historic moment of the country and the whole region

07:49by closing the tragic chapter of decades of bloody conflict

07:52and starting a new chapter of peace and stability.

07:55President Ilham Aliyev celebrated the Victory Day as a mantis achievement for the country,

08:00which is breaking from its past,

08:02creating the victory to strategic, economic and military developments,

08:05while highlighting ongoing reconstruction in Karabakh.

08:09Aliyev also highlighted Azerbaijan's strategic partnerships with Pakistan and Turkey

08:14as their servicemen participated in the parade in Baku.

08:19Speaking alongside Aliyev, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said Azerbaijan's

08:24Karabakh victory reshaped the geopolitical balances across Asia and Europe,

08:30as Baku and Ankara are now rebuilding the diplomatic and economic relations

08:35with Armenia and for the region as a whole.

08:40At least four people have been killed and 1.4 million displaced in the Philippines,

08:46where super typhoon Fong Wong made landfall late on Sunday.

08:50The tropical storm, with winds of 185 km per hour and torrential rain,

08:56passed through Manila by dawn on Monday,

08:59causing flash floods and landslides along its path.

09:02It comes just days after Typhoon Kalmegi caused at least 224 deaths

09:09and the search for 135 missing people had to be suspended due to the new typhoon.

09:16Philippine State Weather Agency warns that a large portion of the country

09:20still faced heavy rains and severe winds, along with storm swells in coastal areas.

09:27Over 400 flights have been cancelled since Sunday, the civil aviation regulator said.

09:33The Philippines is battered by about 20 typhoons and storms each year.

09:38The country is also often hit by earthquakes and has more than a dozen active volcanoes,

09:44making it one of the world's most disaster-prone countries.

09:48The gallery met in communication the arena of the Colosseum

10:08with a sector of the Colosseum, which we can still be sure it could be the quartier of the amphitheater.

10:17The covered corridor was covered by paintings by paintings, by stucs and in a first phase also by marmi,

10:26and was certainly traversed by the emperor and his family,

10:30which arrived here without being seen as a sort of epiphany.

10:36The lighting of this gallery is marked by two different systems,

10:41a warm light that indicates the path to visitors and enhances the beautiful marble of the walls,

10:50and a colder light recalling the natural light that used to seep through the holes on the ceiling.

11:06This is my fourth time to the Colosseum.

11:09I've never been on the night tour, and I do have to say that it is amazing down there at night,

11:15an entirely different vibe than it is during the day when there are so many people.

11:21The night tour, you get to sort of feel the history a little more down there.

11:25You definitely, the quietness, the stillness, it is an excellent tour.

11:33I would highly recommend it.

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