00:00Nine European countries gathered in Hamburg have agreed to expand offshore winter by
00:05and projects across the North Sea.
00:10Truck drivers from four western Balkan countries have blockaded border
00:15crossings in protest to the EU's tightening of immigration rules.
00:20A historic storm that pummeled much of the United States is not quite over yet.
00:25As more Arctic air is expected to prolong freezing temperatures.
00:30Nine European governments have agreed to expand...
00:35...and offshore wind turbine projects across the North Sea.
00:39Energy ministers...
00:40...gathered in Hamburg on Monday and said the project
00:43Kuti Electricity Prices...
00:45...a drop by 30% by 2040.
00:48The goal is to increase offshore wind...
00:50...capacity to 100 gigawatts by 2050 and by facilitating...
00:55...the first border projects.
00:56First and foremost we need to produce more of our own energy.
01:00The good thing about wind, offshore wind, renewal...
01:05...is that they are also cheaper.
01:08So not only will it be good...
01:10...for our security and our safety...
01:12...it will also mean that we can bring down the...
01:15...crisis of energy that we can indeed become more competitive.
01:20...in Europe compared to the rest of the world.
01:23More than 6,000...
01:25...offshore turbines provide clean electricity in Europe...
01:28...but deployment has been held back...
01:30...by weak auction design, increased costs of capital...
01:34...and lack of visibility.
01:35...for the supply chain due to an uncertain project pipeline according.
01:40...to the industry.
01:45...Ownessian minister Naya Nathanielsen told Euronews...
01:48...that there is not yet a deal between...
01:50its government, Denmark and the U.S.
01:52Her comments follow U.S. President...
01:55Donald Trump's announcement last week
01:57that he worked out the framework for a future...
02:00deal on the Arctic Territory with NATO Chief Mark Rutte.
02:05She stressed that clarity on the U.S.' intentions is needed to progress talks.
02:10There is no deal yet.
02:12What we have is an agreement to venture...
02:15into a dialogue.
02:16It's going to be, I think, maybe a number of different dialogues.
02:19I think there will be...
02:20NATO-led dialogue that has to do with maybe an increase...
02:25presence from NATO in the High North that could be Greenland.
02:28We would welcome that.
02:30Then there would be these trilateral dialogues between the...
02:35U.S. on one side and the Kingdom of Denmark consistent in this part of Greenland and Denmark
02:39and the other...
02:40U.S. on one side and we still have to gain clarity about what is the American...
02:45interests concretely because we really haven't heard anything yet.
02:50And then there might be something regarding a more...
02:55closure business tie and that would be a whole other dialogue as well.
03:00Greenland's icy terrain is rich in rare earth and other minerals.
03:05Nathanielsen emphasised that any talks on Greenland's mineral resources...
03:10should be kept separate from any defence agreement with Washington.
03:14She welcomes...
03:15U.S. investment in the territory's untapped mineral wealth but warned Greenland...
03:20must benefit from any deal.
03:22I do not want to combine as any...
03:25form of defence agreement with access to our minerals.
03:28We need to keep these things in...
03:30because they're separate baskets, if you will, and we are very much open to...
03:35investments and collaborations with the U.S.
03:37We already have a memorandum of understanding that...
03:40from 2019 under Trump 1 that we have been seeking to update.
03:45But we cannot, I think, start to put it all together in the same basket because it's different.
03:50things we cannot give another country full access to our minerals.
03:55This is a rule-based country so we, of course, you need to follow the...
04:00local rules and regulations in order to gain access.
04:03But we have definitely every...
04:05interest in deepening our relationship and figuring out how can we...
04:09to our mutual...
04:10benefit develop our mineral sector.
04:14NATO Secretary...
04:15General Mark Rutter insisted on Monday that Europe is incapable of defending...
04:20itself without U.S. military support and would have to more than double current...
04:25military spending targets.
04:27Speaking at the European Parliament, Rutter told...
04:30EU lawmakers that without the U.S., Europe would lose the ultimate guarantee...
04:35of its freedom.
04:36And I don't mind him publishing text messages.
04:40And if anyone thinks here, again, that the European Union or Europe as a whole can defend itself...
04:45without the U.S.
04:46Keep on dreaming.
04:47You can't.
04:48We can't.
04:49We need each other.
04:50Rutter's comments come as tensions fester within NATO over...
04:55the U.S.
04:56President Donald Trump's renewed threats in recent weeks to annex Greenland...
05:00the semi-autonomous territory of NATO-allied Denmark.
05:03Trump also said it was...
05:05slapping new tariffs on Greenland's European backers, but later dropped its threats...
05:10after a court framework for a deal over the Mineral Reach Island was reached...
05:15with Rutter's help.
05:16Not much details of the agreement have emerged.
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05:48are demanding that the length of stay be extended, as it's currently not sufficient for them
05:52to carry out.
05:53They're also demanding the scrapping of the electronic entry system.
05:58Launched back in October.
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06:08Launched back in October.
06:13Launched back in October.
06:18and ensure consistent compliance with Schengen rules.
06:21The blockade has brought traffic
06:23on the main Balkan roads to a standstill.
06:28The blockade has brought traffic on the main Balkan roads to a standstill.
06:32The blockade has brought traffic on the main Balkan roads.
06:33The blockade has brought traffic on the main Balkan roads.
06:37The blockade has brought traffic on the main Balkan roads.
06:38The truck drivers have announced that the blockade will continue.
06:43until their demands are met.
06:45They're expecting a response to their letter of protest.
06:48The blockade will be sent to the European institutions within the next seven days.
06:53Israel's military says the body of the final hostage
06:58left in Gaza, Ron Gvely has been recovered on Monday, clearing the way
07:03for the next phase of the US-brokered ceasefire.
07:06The announcement that Gvely was
07:08found and identified comes a day after the IDF said it was conducting large-scale operations.
07:13at a cemetery in northern Gaza.
07:16Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
07:18hailed the news, calling it an incredible achievement for his country and its soldiers.
07:23He told domestic media, quote,
07:26I promised we would bring everyone home.
07:28and we have brought everyone home.
07:30the return of all remaining hostages
07:33living or dead
07:34has been a key part of the first phase of the ceasefire deal
07:37reached another
07:38in October, brokered by US President Donald Trump.
07:41Israel and Hamas have
07:43been under pressure from truce mediators, including Washington, to move into the second phase.
07:48the second phase, commonly viewed as an even trickier part.
07:51the second phase
07:53aims to create an international stabilization force in the besieged territory, form a
07:58technocratic Palestinian government, and disarm Hamas.
08:02many in Gaza
08:03say they're not optimistic, accusing Israel of not abiding by its terms under the first
08:08phase.
08:08the third phase, which mandated the widespread flow of aid, immediate halt to attacks, and
08:13a full Israeli withdrawal from the enclave.
08:18a historic storm that pummeled much
08:23of the United States is not quite over yet, as more Arctic air is expected to
08:28prolong freezing temperatures in areas already blanketed in snow and ice.
08:33although the winter storm affected millions of Americans, its most lasting impact
08:38are concentrated in a band from far eastern Texas across north Louisiana.
08:43Mississippi and into Nashville, Tennessee.
08:45as the freezing temperatures proceed
08:48by a type, too, and tells whom its reported unsettling.
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08:54that might not be
09:03the lowest
08:53electricity. There is currently 750,000
08:58homes across the country without power.
09:03Over 1 in 5 of them, over 20% are here in Mississippi.
09:08The peak of about 180,000, that has now down below
09:12150,000.
09:13Heavy snowfall stretching from Arkansas to New England.
09:18It caused widespread travel disruptions, flight cancellations and school closures.
09:23The U.S. had more than 12,000 flight delays or cancellations nationwide.
09:28On Monday, a day prior on Sunday, almost half of U.S. flights were cancelled.
09:33The highest rate since the COVID-19 pandemic.
09:38Four Stubbling Stones
09:43were laid here on the outskirts of Berlin in Johannestal on International Holocaust Remembrance.
09:48Day, they commemorate the Jewish Levy family who...
09:53...led to what is now Israel during the Nazi regime.
09:57Dozens...
09:58...of people have come, including seven descendants.
10:00They have traveled from Israel and Italy.
10:03...including granddaughter Dana Yeshurun.
10:06It's very moving with...
10:08They have been working on it for over two years now.
10:12They were...
10:13They were...
10:13They were able to discover a few...
10:15...facts that we didn't know about.
10:17We never knew.
10:18We knew that our great-grandfather served in the German army in the first...
10:23...world war.
10:24And...
10:25...so it was...
10:26...an interesting...
10:28...experience.
10:29More than 116,000 so-called Stolpersteine...
10:33...in China, worldwide.
10:34Most of them in Germany commemorate the horrors of National Socialism and the...
10:38...Holocaust.
10:39A few kilometers away in Berlin-Kreuzberg, people are also...
10:43...taking a stand against violence against Jews.
10:46With candles, they provide light and...
10:48...a feeling of warmth.
10:49As they do every week, residents hold a vigil in front of the Franke-Luffer...
10:53...in the synagogue.
10:54Also, was wir im Kleinen erwirken, ist, dass...
10:56...Leute aus dieser Gemeinde zumindest...
10:58...meistens das Gefühl haben, dass sie als jüdische Menschen...
11:01...nicht total allein sind und keiner sich drum...
11:03...kümmert, dass sie auf der Straße angefeindet werden, dass sie...
11:06...angespuckt werden, dass sie bedroht werden.
11:08Dass sie mit Messern in Parks angegriffen werden.
11:10Das wird die Welt nicht ändern.
11:13Aber eine kleine Gemeinde von Menschen...
11:16...füllt sich von uns unterschiedlich.
11:18...Holocaust.
11:19...Police vans provide additional security,
11:21...as is the case in front of...
11:23...many synagogues in Germany.
11:28Auch heute noch werden Juden in Deutschland diskriminiert.
11:33In den vergangenen Jahren ist die Zahl der antisemitischen Straftaten...
11:36...deutlich angestiegen.
11:38Barbara Fleischmann aus Berlin für Euronews.
11:43Untertitelung des ZDF für funk, 2017
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