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00:00Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appeared in Kupyansk to debunk Russia's claims that it captured

00:05the frontline town.

00:07On Friday, the Ukrainian president posted a video from a bullet-riddled town signed

00:12at the entrance to Kupyansk in the Kharkiv region.

00:16His visit comes nearly a month after Russia's top general, Valery Garasimov, claimed Moscow's

00:21troops had taken the town.

00:24Kyiv rejected the claim and says National Guard units have counter-attacked north of

00:28Kupyansk and circling Russian forces.

00:31Geolocation analysis placed Zelenskyy less than two kilometers from Russian positions and

00:36within range of drones and artillery.

00:39Open source maps show that at least three nearby villages and Kupyansk northern districts remain

00:44under Ukrainian control.

00:46In his post, Zelenskyy said the reality speaks for itself and stressed that results on the

00:51battlefield are vital for diplomacy.

00:58Germany has summoned the Russian ambassador over election interference and cyberattacks

01:01on Friday.

01:02The foreign ministry attributed a major cyberattack on air traffic control last August to Russia's

01:07GRU-linked APT28 hacker group.

01:11Berlin also accused Moscow of running disinformation campaigns during February's SNAP elections through

01:16the Storm 1516 group.

01:19False claims targeted politicians like then-Vice-Chancellor Habeck and spread manipulated videos alleging postal

01:25vote fraud.

01:26Germany plans counter-measures including new EU sanctions against the perpetrators of such

01:31high-water attacks.

01:32US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order blocking states from crafting their

01:43own AI regulations warning that a patchwork of rules could stifle the industry.

01:50Trump argued that competing with China requires a unified approach saying there is only going

01:55to be one winner.

01:58The order directs the Attorney General to challenge state laws that threatens to withhold federal

02:03funding from states with conflicting AI rules.

02:07Meanwhile, billionaire David Sachs, Trump's AI policy lead, claimed the administration would

02:13target only onerous regulations, though critics argue that this removes vital oversight.

02:18states like California and Colorado have already passed laws addressing AI bias and transparency,

02:27which this federal move could now override.

02:33European investment bank president Nadia Calvino has called on the EU to stay united.

02:43Her comments on your news morning show Europe Today come after a week of political hammering

02:48from the US administration.

02:50Washington suggested the bloc is in decline and must reverse course to avoid what it called

02:55a civilizational erasure.

02:56What I feel these days is that I'm more proud than ever to be European.

03:02I think our values are our compass and they must be also underpinned in the new world order,

03:08which is in the making.

03:09And our unity is our strength.

03:11That's very clear when so many people are interested in dividing us and weakening the European Union.

03:17According to Calvino, Europe can no longer rely on the transatlantic alliance to remain the

03:22same as it has been for the last eight years and emphasized that it must build new partnerships worldwide

03:28and ensure that its economy stays strong.

03:31She added that in order to unleash its full economic potential,

03:34the EU should speed up the simplification of its rules while also further integrating European markets.

03:41The share of people in the EU who are unable to keep their homes warm has increased since Russia's invasion

03:50full blown of Ukraine sparked an energy crisis.

03:53According to Eurostat, more than 41 million people are unable to afford to keep their properties adequately warm,

04:00amounting to 9.2% of the population.

04:03In the EU, the share of people unable to keep their homes ranges from 19% in Bulgaria and Greece to 2.7% in Finland.

04:12Fueled poverty is mainly driven by three underlying root causes,

04:15a high proportion of household expenditures spent on energy, low income and the low energy performance of buildings.

04:22The share of people who are unable to keep their homes has been gradually declining since 2011

04:27and it reached its lowest level in 2019 and 2021 before rising again.

04:33Last year saw another decline.

04:35According to the Commission, this positive trend is the result of a reduction in gas and electricity retail prices

04:41and the implementation of energy efficiency measures.

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