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00:00At least four people were killed and dozens were injured after Russia launched a massive

00:07combined attack on Ukraine's capital Kyiv early on Friday. Kyiv's mayor Vitaly Klitschko said

00:14the drone and missile strike sparked fires in residential buildings across multiple districts.

00:19City authorities warned that power and water outages were possible.

00:24Among the injured are two children and nine people have been hospitalized,

00:27including a pregnant woman. The attacks also damaged a hospital, a school and wooden buildings

00:34at a sports facility, the state emergency service reported.

00:38The strikes come as Russia makes gains in southern Ukraine. Ukrainian forces have withdrawn from

00:44several villages in Zaporizhia amid fierce fighting against Russian forces. Ukraine, meanwhile,

00:51has launched sustained long-range drone attacks on high-value military-related assets inside Russia.

00:57Ukraine is launching a massive anti-corruption audit of all state-owned companies,

01:05prime minister Yulias Viridenko announced on Thursday. It comes after allegations surface

01:11surrounding one of the largest state energy companies, Energoatom, who reportedly

01:16involved in a graph scheme.

01:17public 187 mentioned on Tuesday. It was used to be a war that already

01:19used to be a city. The citizens of general, of the year, are allowed to be engaged in the

01:19past year. It had to be a war that says, the government has been

01:20the first one. The rule of the state government will give up and the government

01:21began to take away from the government. It was the first part of the entire

01:22reactions that the government committed. We already have a couple of the

01:23Yesterday we brought a statement about the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Energy to the Ukrainian parliament.

01:29Along with the Ministry of Economics, we launched a complex measures for the delivery of energy-atom.

01:33We have a complex decision about all state companies, in the first place, for the energy-atom.

01:37Earlier on Thursday, President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a decree imposing sanctions on two Ukrainian businessmen implicated in the probe.

01:46They're accused of masterminding a scheme which manipulates energy-atom contracts to extract kickbacks worth 10-15%.

01:54Investigators say the two businessmen and their network of operatives allegedly laundered around $100 million.

02:16The Ukrainian premier says corruption probes will continue across all facets of government, with the aim of fully eradicating it.

02:30The European Commission noted that the investigation is proof that the country's anti-craft bodies work, and praised Kyiv for its efforts.

02:37The European Commission is proposing alternative solutions to provide financial support to Ukraine.

02:48The president of the institution presented several options on Thursday.

02:53One is to use the European budget's room for manoeuvre to raise funds on markets.

02:58Another possibility would be to let member states raise the necessary capital themselves.

03:03But Ursula von der Leyen is also proposing a third option.

03:06The option three is to have a reparations loan.

03:09This is based on immobilized Russian asset.

03:12So this would mean take the cash balances from the immobilized Russian assets, hand them as a loan to Ukraine,

03:22and Ukraine has to pay back this loan if Russia pays back reparations.

03:29This is the most effective way to sustain Ukraine's defense and its economy.

03:34This 140 billion euros loan would allow member states to avoid issuing new debt.

03:40It would involve using funds held by the Brussels-based company Euroclear.

03:45But to do so, Belgian fears must be assuaged.

03:48Brussels does not want to be left unprotected in the event of legal challenges once the war ends.

03:54Time is running out, however, as Ukraine will need fresh money in the first half of next year.

04:00The Italian and Albanian governments met in Rome on Thursday for their first intergovernmental summit.

04:2415 agreements were signed to strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries,

04:30ranging across several sectors from energy to trade, infrastructure, defense.

04:36Discussions also touched on the war in Ukraine and the Middle East crisis.

04:41Migration was also top of the agenda.

04:43In particular, Italian-run migration centers located on Albanian soil,

04:50they became operational over a year ago and they have faced several legal challenges

04:55and they haven't been functioning as planned.

04:59So it's very likely that the two governments discussed ways to improve such plan.

05:04Maloney said in a joint press conference that migration, quote,

05:08is a European issue.

05:10They tried to block these centers, but we plan to move forward with them.

05:15Discussions also focused on Albania's EU accession path with Rome,

05:22reiterating its support as Tirana prepares for the final round of negotiations.

05:28Giorgio Orlandi for Euronews in Rome.

05:31Turkey has temporarily grounded all of its C-130 military cargo planes

05:41following a crash in Georgia earlier this week.

05:44The cargo plane was flying from Azerbaijan back to Turkey when it went down,

05:49claiming the lives of all 20 military personnel on board.

05:52The cause of the crash remains unknown.

05:55Turkey's National Defense Ministry said the decision to temporarily suspend the planes

06:00was done to allow the aircraft to undergo detailed technical inspections.

06:04Only those that successfully pass the checks would be allowed to resume flying.

06:10The U.S.-made planes are widely used by Turkey's armed forces

06:14for transporting personnel and handling logistical operations.

06:18The aircraft was purchased from Saudi Arabia in 2012

06:21and added to Turkey's Air Force inventory in 2014 after maintenance.

06:26The plane had undergone modernization in 2022

06:30and its most recently scheduled maintenance was completed in October of this year.

06:39The presence of fossil fuel lobbyists at this year's COP30 climate talks in Brazil

06:45is higher than ever, according to a report from Kick Big Polluters Out.

06:49More than 1,600 lobbyists have been granted access to the summit,

06:56proportionally a 12% increase from last year's talks in Baku, Azerbaijan.

07:01The report indicates that these lobbyists outnumber almost every country delegation,

07:06with the exception of host country Brazil.

07:09KBPO, which has tracked industry participation at COP since 2021,

07:14says the presence sparks concern about corporate capture of climate action

07:18and the credibility of the COP.

07:21The report says the industry presence threatens the stated goals of COP30

07:26in a critical moment for the implementation of the Paris Agreement,

07:30as emissions from fossil fuels are on track to reach an all-time high this year.

07:34Hundreds of Parisians gathered here at the Place of the République in central Paris,

07:43where I am currently standing this Thursday night,

07:47with flowers, candles in hand,

07:50to remember the 132 people who were killed

07:54during the November 13th Paris terrorist attacks 10 years ago.

07:59Earlier, the days' ceremonies were sombre with French President Emmanuel Macron,

08:04along with his wife Brigitte and Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo,

08:08paying tribute alongside former leaders, survivors and families of the victims

08:14at the different attack sites through the city,

08:17from the cafes to the terraces, the Bataclan concert hall and the Stade de France.

08:23At each site, names of the victims were read aloud in quiet reflection,

08:29honouring those who were lost.

08:32The evening ceremony that started at 6 p.m., however,

08:35was deeply moving, culminating in the inauguration of the November 13th Memory Garden

08:41opposite the Paris City Hall.

08:44And Thursday night, the Eiffel Tower lit up once again in blue, white and red,

08:49the colours of the French flag.

08:52Church bells, including those of Notre-Dame, rang across the city,

08:57echoing through a Paris that still bears the scars of the attack,

09:01but has never lost its light.

09:04Sophia Katsenkova, reporting from Paris for Euronews.

09:11Ben Richards, 35, married one child in medical crisis.

09:18We need money for a doctor now.

09:20Ben, watch yourself.

09:23Employment status, blacklisted.

09:26But there's still a way out for you.

09:30It's the biggest show in the country.

09:34Bloodlust is our birthright!

09:39Set it free!

09:41Welcome to the running man!

09:43The reality is that, you know, we're really basing this on the Stephen King book.

09:48You know, it's like one of the things that even Arnold, you know, talks about,

09:51which is they, you know, when he made his movie in 87,

09:55practically, you know, it's really tough.

09:59This movie takes place out in the real world.

10:00So, like, this, our game is where the entire world is hunting one man.

10:05You know, and they sort of had to isolate it to a television studio,

10:10almost like American Gladiators.

10:11I guess you guys had, like, British Gladiators, right?

10:13Yeah, something like that.

10:13Something like that.

10:14So, they had to sort of isolate it in a different way

10:17to just make it more practical to shoot.

10:19Ours kind of takes it out, which is, it's a lot more,

10:21we saw for logistical reasons, it's very tough.

10:25It's a tough movie to shoot.

10:27This is why you can win this game.

10:29Rules are simple.

10:31Survive 30 days.

10:32The entire nation hunting you down.

10:36You'll get your family out of Slumside for good.

10:40Two stages to that is he loved the screenplay,

10:43which was really important to us because we had done an adaptation of the book,

10:47and, you know, even though it's more faithful,

10:48we had made some changes as well.

10:50And so Stephen, you know, like, had to sign off on the screenplay

10:55and really loved it and loved what we kept and loved what we changed.

10:59And, you know, and that's fantastic for me because I'm such a fan of his.

11:02But then also it creates a new pressure because now I have to live up to that.

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