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00:00The United States Senate has passed legislation to reopen government,

00:05bringing the longest shutdown in U.S. history closer to an end.

00:10Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says he wants to order 25 Patriot air defense systems from the U.S.

00:20France is preparing to commemorate the 10th year anniversary of the November 13, 2015 Paris terror attacks.

00:30COP30 kicked off this Monday as Brazil's President Lula da Silva urged leaders to spend less money on war and more on climate.

00:40The United States Senate has passed legislation to reopen government,

00:46bringing the longest shutdown in U.S. history closer to an end.

00:50A small group of Democrats ratified the deal despite searing criticism from within their party,

00:55breaking a stalemate that lasted more than six weeks amid demands that Republicans negotiate to extend health care tax credits.

01:03The 41-day shutdown could last a few more days as members of the House,

01:08which has been on recess since mid-September, return to Washington to vote on the legislation.

01:13We're not going to support partisan Republican spending bill that continues to gut the health care of the American people.

01:23And we're going to continue the fight to extend the Affordable Care Act tax credits.

01:28And if it doesn't happen this week, next week, this month, next month,

01:34then it's the fault of Donald Trump, House and Senate Republicans who continue to make life more expensive for the American people.

01:47While the Democrats' demands were not met, the deal includes a promised vote in December on health care subsidies,

01:53but there's no guarantee of success.

01:55The Democrats, who approved of the deal, argued Republicans refused to budge on key demands and were left with no other option.

02:05U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to do everything to make Syria successful

02:10following a first-of-its-kind White House meeting with Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara on Monday.

02:16After the closed-door Oval Office meeting, Trump expressed support for al-Shara

02:21and a senior administration official announced Syria will now be the 90th country to join the global coalition to combat the Islamic State group.

02:32Well, I've had an agreement with him.

02:34He's a very strong leader.

02:36He comes from a very tough place, and he's a tough guy.

02:40I liked him.

02:41I get along with him, the president, the new president of Syria.

02:44And we'll do everything we can to make Syria successful because that's part of the Middle East.

02:49Al-Shara's visit to the White House caps a remarkable rebranding for the former jihadist

02:55who until recently was designated a terrorist by the U.S. government.

03:00In an interview with U.S. media Fox News, Al-Shara said the visit was part of a new era

03:05in which the country would cooperate with the U.S.

03:08Following Monday's meeting, the U.S. is expected to announce new measures to lift economic restrictions on Syria

03:15and provide compliance clarity for investors.

03:22The former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has been released from prison.

03:27A Paris appeals court has ordered him to be placed under judicial supervision pending his appeal.

03:33The decision comes less than three weeks after he began serving a five-year sentence for criminal conspiracy

03:39in a scheme to finance his 2007 election campaign with funds from Libya.

03:47The former president left the Paris prison in a car with tinted windows, escorted by police on motorcycles.

03:55According to one of Sarkozy's lawyers, being in prison had been very hard for the former French president

04:01and his detention had caused him great suffering.

04:07Another of Sarkozy's legal team argued that Sarkozy would be safer out of prison than inside.

04:14The 70-year-old Sarkozy became the first former French head of state in modern times

04:19to be sent to prison after his conviction in September.

04:22At least one person was injured and several fires broke out after a wave of Russian drone strikes

04:33targeted the Odessa region, Ukraine's state emergency service said on Tuesday.

04:38The attacks happened late on Monday evening and triggered fires in a number of energy infrastructure facilities.

04:44All the blazes were extinguished by firefighters, the emergency service added.

04:48Strikes were also reported in the front-line city of Kramatorsk,

04:52where one person was reported killed after Russian drones hit civilian infrastructure,

04:57according to the city council.

04:59The strikes come as intense fighting continues on the front-line,

05:03especially near the city of Pokrovsk, where Russian troops have been closing in over the past weeks.

05:09The two sides have locked in a battle for control of Pokrovsk in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region,

05:14where Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says Russia has assembled 170,000 troops for a renewed push.

05:22The general staff of the armed forces said Ukrainian forces repelled 63 Russian attacks there over the past day.

05:32Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that he wants to order 25 Patriot air defense systems from the U.S. on Monday.

05:41Russian attacks have caused more damage to its power infrastructure,

05:46resulting in scheduled blackouts in most of the country's regions.

05:51Zelensky acknowledged that the Patriot systems are expensive

05:55and that such a large batch could take years to manufacture.

05:59The Ukrainian president suggested that European countries could give their Patriots to Ukraine and await replacements.

06:07Zelensky acknowledged last week that Ukraine had received more Patriot systems from Germany,

06:14as the German Defense Ministry said that Berlin has been Kyiv's biggest donor of the air defense systems.

06:20The Trump administration is not donating any arms to Ukraine, unlike the previous Biden administration.

06:28It is not known how many Patriots are in Ukraine.

06:37The European Commission and the European Parliament continue to work on the EU's next long-term budget.

06:43On Monday, the presidents of the two institutions met with the Danish Prime Minister,

06:48whose country currently holds the rotating presidency of the EU.

06:52The aim is to iron out differences.

06:54Lawmakers are particularly opposed to merging the common agriculture policy

06:59and regional cohesion policy into a single fund.

07:02A parliamentary majority believes this would dilute the European scope of these programs.

07:08The Commission is therefore proposing adjustments.

07:11These proposals concern three areas.

07:13So you have the reinforcement of the identity of the common agriculture policy.

07:18You've got the strengthening of the role of the regions

07:21and the last point concerns enhancing governance.

07:24In concrete terms, the Commission is therefore proposing to introduce a rural target

07:29to ensure minimum funding for agriculture.

07:31It also plans to give regional authorities more say in determining how cohesion funds are used.

07:37In the next budgetary architecture, the cluster comprising agriculture and regional policy

07:42accounts for 44% of the total budget, estimated at almost 2 trillion euros.

07:48France will, on Thursday, commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Paris attacks,

07:58paying homage to the 130 people killed and hundreds more wounded

08:03when nine Islamist terrorists attacked the Bataclan concert hall, bars and terraces on 13 November 2015.

08:11As the anniversary approaches, survivors are also remembering the events more closely.

08:16Arthur De Nouveau is the president of the Victims Association Life for Paris.

08:22It took me a year and a lot of, you know, medicine to overcome, I would say,

08:32the most critical phases of PTSD, which was, you know, unexpectedly and more often

08:39than I would have liked, something popped up, either on the subway or, you know,

08:45during fireworks when you feel the smoke.

08:51But since 2017, I would say, I've had no panic attack, I've had nothing of that kind.

08:57But I'm very cautious because I'm not sure you heal from PTSD.

09:01I guess you have long periods of time where nothing happens.

09:05The Paris municipality says it will open a memorial guardian on Thursday

09:11in memory of the victims and survivors near the city hall.

09:15The guardian symbolically marks the six sites of the attack

09:18and memorial columns hear the names of the victims.

09:26Indian authorities are investigating a deadly car explosion in New Delhi

09:31under an anti-terrorism law, officials said on Tuesday.

09:35The law allows broader powers to the National Investigation Agency,

09:39India's federal anti-terrorism body, to detain suspects.

09:43Forensic experts were working to determine the cause of the blast,

09:47which occurred near the historic Red Fort in India's capital on Monday evening.

09:52The explosion killed eight people and injured 19 others, according to police.

09:56The government said New Delhi's international airport, metro stations and government buildings

10:03were placed on a high-security alert after the explosion.

10:07The 17th-century Red Fort monument is one of India's most high-profile tourist attractions.

10:14The area around Red Fort is typically crowded,

10:17serving as a main route to the bustling bazaars of the old city.

10:21COP30 climate talks began on Monday in the Brazilian Amazon

10:30as organizers and analysts frame this year's conference as the implementation COP.

10:36In this year's talks, countries must present updated national plans to fight climate change.

10:43As leaders from Russia, the U.S. and Israel are absent this year,

10:47Brazilian President Lula da Silva urged world leaders to prioritize climate funding over war.

10:54If the men who are in the war were here in this war,

11:01they would have noticed that it would be much cheaper to put $1.300.000.000.000.000

11:07to end the problem that kills them,

11:11than to put $2.700.000.000.000 to do war, as they did in the last year.

11:19Attendees on Monday stressed cooperation,

11:23but complicating those calls is the U.S.,

11:26where President Donald Trump has long denied the existence of climate change.

11:32The Paris Agreement aimed to limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above the historical average,

11:39but scientists say meeting that target is now unlikely.

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