00:00United States House Speaker Mike Johnson said on Sunday that a government funding package will face a vote in a few days.
00:06This confirms the partial federal shutdown, which started on Saturday, will continue into the week.
00:12The shutdown stems from disputes over the Trump administration's immigration enforcement policies.
00:18Democrats demand agents unmask, show warrants, and end roving patrols.
00:23Unlike last year's 43-day record closure, this partial shutdown does not include the whole government and is not expected to last long.
00:33The Senate-approved measure temporarily defunds the Department of Homeland Security for two weeks.
00:39This sets a deadline to debate new restrictions on immigration and customs enforcement operations.
00:45A House floor vote may not happen until Tuesday at the earliest.
00:48Defense, health, and transportation agencies also face funding uncertainty.
00:59Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or as most people know it, ICE.
01:04The acronym is now recognizable around the world.
01:08United States Immigration Enforcement is at the center of national and international controversy.
01:12In January, two U.S. citizens were killed by federal immigration officials, one by an ICE agent and another by a border patrol official.
01:23Aside from its operations on U.S. soil, ICE also has a presence outside the country through its branch, HSI, the Homeland Security Investigations.
01:34Its agents will be present at the Milan-Cortina Olympic Games.
01:37HSI has 90 offices, mostly located within embassies, in 50 countries.
01:43HSI est une autre branche de ICE, de cette police, qui, elle, est donc déployée à l'étranger, au départ pour lutter contre le narcotrafic,
01:55contre tout projet terroriste qui pourrait menacer la sécurité intérieure des États-Unis, ou de ses alliés, ou tout ressortissant américain.
02:02Depuis quelques années, HSI est devenue aussi une police de lutte contre l'immigration clandestine.
02:09HSI collaborates with local police and Interpol.
02:12Its agents are armed, sometimes heavily, but they are only allowed to use their weapons
02:17after having received a mandate from the host country, the researcher adds,
02:22while also acknowledging that though the rule exists in principle,
02:27reality can lead to a different application in specific cases.
02:30Nous n'oublions quand même jamais que dans certains pays,
02:34au gouvernement plus faible, à l'économie plus faible, très dépendant des États-Unis,
02:39des pays parfois injustement catalogués, pour reprendre la rhétorique trumpienne,
02:44bien évidemment, deux pays de merde,
02:47cette police s'est permise de dépasser évidemment les règles normalement imposées
02:53et d'agir comme bon lui semble.
02:55ICE agents via HSI branches have already been deployed during international events,
03:01such as the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, says Scurra.
03:06Agents will not be patrolling the streets of Milan during the Winter Olympics,
03:10which start this Friday, and their role will be strictly advisory,
03:15Washington's ambassador to Italy said last week.
03:18Their presence has triggered several protests in Rome and Milan.
03:21Thank you so much for speaking to us.
03:26Polish Secretary of State Ignacy Nimczycki told Euronews on Monday
03:31that Russia is intent on prolonging peace discussions and extending its war in Ukraine.
03:36Speaking on Euronews' daily morning show Europe Today,
03:40Nimczycki pointed to Russia's ongoing strikes on civilian energy infrastructure in Kyiv
03:45as proof that it wants to do so.
03:48He also added that he hopes the United States can, quote,
03:51help convince Russia to be more creative in trilateral peace talks
03:55that will resume in Abu Dhabi this Wednesday.
03:57Russia is not negotiating with a goodwill right now.
04:02So what we see is that they are trying to prolong the discussion,
04:06whereas we strongly believe that Ukraine made a significant effort
04:12to find a solution, to find an end to this war.
04:17So the question right now is whether Russia wants to end the war or not.
04:24Our understanding of the situation is that, unfortunately, they want to continue it.
04:29Nimczycki also spoke on recent developments in Iran.
04:32On Sunday, Tehran designated armies of European countries as terrorist groups.
04:38It did so in response to the EU's decision to include
04:41the Iranian Revolutionary Guard on its list of terrorist organizations.
04:46However, Nimczycki said Iran's response is largely a symbolic one,
04:50as it does not carry any practical implications.
04:56SpaceX has begun blocking Russia from using Starlink
05:00to control attack drones over Ukraine.
05:02Ukraine's Defense Minister Mikhail Fedorov praised the first steps
05:06as delivering real results, saying no Ukrainians have died
05:10from Starlink-equipped Russian drones in recent days.
05:14Fedorov contacted SpaceX after evidence emerged of Russian forces
05:17mounting Starlink terminals on attack drones to strike deeper into Ukraine.
05:22These drones can fly low, resist electronic warfare,
05:25and operate over long distances.
05:27Elon Musk confirmed on social media that efforts to stop unauthorized Russian use are working.
05:34Ukraine will now verify all Starlink terminals with a government whitelist.
05:39Only registered devices will remain active, in cooperation with SpaceX.
05:44The measure aims to secure communications and deny Russia a technological edge.
05:48Starlink has been crucial for Ukraine since 2022,
05:51with over 50,000 terminals supplied.
05:58Tehran said it had summoned all the European Union ambassadors in the country
06:03to protest against the bloc's decision to classify Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
06:09as a terror group.
06:10Meanwhile, the EU says it still expects diplomatic channels to remain open,
06:16despite listing the IRGC as a terrorist organization on Monday.
06:21The EU's designation came after Iran's violent repression of nationwide protests,
06:27which killed thousands.
06:29After this, in more of a symbolic gesture,
06:32Iran also classed EU armies as terrorist groups,
06:35a listing the EU has rejected, as well as all terrorist accusations.
06:40Meanwhile, Iran has ordered the start of negotiations with the U.S. on the nuclear issue on Monday.
06:47The move comes as Iran faces the threat of U.S. military action,
06:51as it has moved its USS Abraham Lincoln carrier and several guided missile destroyers towards Tehran.
06:59But Iran warns that any U.S. military action would lead to a wider conflict in the region.
07:04I'm on the floor at Web Summit Qatar in Doha.
07:11Everywhere you look, people are networking, pitching and building the next big thing in tech.
07:16It is absolutely amazing.
07:19So we were thrilled to be invited because it's the very first event for me.
07:23427 speakers are tackling the hottest topics in tech.
07:27AI, chip wars, geopolitics, quantum breakthroughs and the creator economy.
07:33With over 800 international journalists on the floor covering it all.
07:37We are very happy to have a strong German representation at this third edition of the Web Summit.
07:43First of all, congratulations to the Qatari partners for organising such a terrific global event
07:49in these not always easy times.
07:52As everybody can see here, Doha today is a place to be
07:56because all these people, all these experts in different fields are here
08:03and come together and open a new chapter of cooperation.
08:08Just two years ago, only 20 German companies were represented.
08:11Today, the pavilion is packed and it's not just about being seen.
08:15It's partnership, market entry and long-term collaboration.
08:19Mohamed El-Ashi, your news, Doha.
08:23The EU has delayed the full rollout of its new entry-exit system until September.
08:29The biometric border controls launched in October 2025 have caused long delays at airports and ports.
08:36Visa exempt travellers from the UK, the US and other non-EU countries
08:40must register their biometrics at kiosks.
08:44Processing times have risen up by up to 70%, with queues reaching three hours during peaks.
08:51Lisbon Airport suspended the EES for three months after waits hit seven hours in December.
08:58The commission cited concerns over summer travel chaos as the reason for the delay.
09:03Member states now have more flexibility to manage the transition at their borders.
09:07Some airports may still stamp passports manually in the coming months.
09:14Travel groups warn the rollout risked severe congestion and safety hazards without adjustments.
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