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Europe Today: USA i Iran uzgadniają porozumienie ramowe, Trump jedzie do Europy na szczyt G7
Prezydent USA Donald Trump ma we Francji dołączyć do przywódców G7 po zawarciu porozumienia ramowego USA–Iran, które ma torować drogę do pokoju i ponownego otwarcia cieśniny Ormuz.
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Prezydent USA Donald Trump ma we Francji dołączyć do przywódców G7 po zawarciu porozumienia ramowego USA–Iran, które ma torować drogę do pokoju i ponownego otwarcia cieśniny Ormuz.
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00:13Dzień dobry, jest Monday 15 Juni.
00:17I'm Maeve McMahin i to jest Europe Today.
00:20Your daily date with European news and analysis, live here on Euronews.
00:25Coming up, World Cup fever. German fans are on a high after their team's comfortable 7-1 victory
00:32over the Caribbean island nation of Curacao in Houston last night.
00:36Meanwhile, Turkish supporters are licking their wounds following a surprising 2-0 defeat to Australia.
00:42Sweden and the Netherlands also celebrating either victories and draws of their own.
00:47All eyes now on Belgium's Red Devils who join the action tonight as they take on Egypt.
00:51And former World Cup champions Spain are stepping into the limelight too.
00:56We'll have all the latest from on and off the pitch with our special correspondent Vincenzo Genovese.
01:02And we'll be live in Evian where President Donald Trump will join the G7 after spending
01:07his weekend celebrating and announcing the imminently opening of the Strait of Hormuz.
01:12In an extravagant cage fighting inspired party that cost 60 million and attracted 4,000 spectators,
01:19the US president even got phone calls from all across the globe from Ukraine's President
01:23Zelensky and Russia's President Vladimir Putin.
01:26But first to developing news this morning that the US and Iran have confirmed they've reached
01:30a framework for a peace deal. Global oil prices have dropped amid fresh hopes that this could
01:36reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end the greatest energy supply crisis in recent history.
01:42For more we can head now to Dubai where your news correspondent Jane Witherspoon is standing
01:46by for us this morning. So Jane a little glimmer of hope that there a deal is within reach.
01:53Good morning yes absolutely after 108 days of war with Iran President Trump has declared that a
02:02peace deal has been reached. Clearly in a happy mood after those weekend 80th birthday celebrations
02:07he took to his truth social and he wrote the deal with the Islamic Republic of Iran is now complete.
02:15Congratulations to all. I hereby fully authorize the tall free opening of the Strait of Hormuz.
02:23Ships of the world start your engines. Let the oil flow.
02:27So that's the view from President Donald Trump. Pretty upbeat but what about the Iranians Jane?
02:31How have they been reacting to this deal? Well of course they have responded. Tehran has since
02:38confirmed that the text of the Memorandum of Understanding, obviously this is still an MOU at
02:44the moment, they have said it will be signed and agreed upon on Friday in Switzerland. That said it is
02:51pending following the verification of US commitments including the lifting of the US blockade on the
02:59Strait of Hormuz. And of course Pakistan and also Qatar have been very instrumental in negotiating
03:06this peace deal. It is hoped across the region that this will establish a framework for long
03:11lasting peace across the Middle East. Absolutely the expectations are extremely high but the devil
03:17of course will be in the details. Jane Witherspoon thank you so much for that live update there from
03:21Dubai. And off the back of President Trump's announcement the leaders of France, Germany,
03:26the UK and Italy have all called for the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz in order to
03:31stabilise the world's economy. This as G7 meeting begins today in Evian on the shores of Lake Geneva
03:37with President Donald Trump set to arrive later today. For more we can go straight to our Europe
03:43editor Maria Taddeo who's following the three day talks for us. Good morning Maria. So leaders
03:48are gathering and just this news landing. How have they been welcoming it?
03:54Yes good morning Maeve. Indeed the news of this framework agreement between the United States
03:59and Iran has already swept the G7 which you see behind me in Evian that is Lake Geneva. Of course
04:05that is where the G7 leaders including President Trump will be gathering for three days. Yesterday
04:10night already a reaction from the host the French President Emmanuel Macron putting out a video message
04:16at midnight indicating that he welcomes what would be or should indicate the anti-festilities between
04:22the two sides but also reiterating that the G7 wants to hear the details and the fallout from this deal.
04:28Also there will be leaders representing the Arab world including Qatar and the United Arab Emirates
04:33as well as Egypt around the table. He also put out a statement alongside Germany, Italy and the UK
04:41insisting that this is good news if a deal indeed is put to paper but they also repeated that they
04:47must see the reopening unconditional of the Strait of Hormuz. Of course that is critical for the global
04:53energy market and the Europeans have repeated insisted and reiterated that they will not under any
04:59circumstances pay in order to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. The other big question and the Europeans
05:05also made it clear last night in anticipation to this G7 meeting is what's actually going to happen
05:10with the nuclear program in Iran. The French President insisting that Iran must never have
05:15a nuclear weapon. At this point it is unclear what are the details of this agreement landed by the US
05:22and Iran but this is going to dominate talks today. As you say, Maeve, we are expecting the President of
05:27the US to arrive tonight. He will be greeted by the French President and then there will be a working
05:33dinner connected to the geopolitics immediately at around 7.30pm for the Europeans, certainly the
05:40European part of this G7 but also Canada and Japan. The focus is the implications on the energy market
05:46but also knowing specifically what is in this agreement. At this point there are more questions,
05:51of course, than answers. Indeed, as you say, Iran to dominate those talks there in Evian. But what else,
05:55Maria is on the agenda.
05:59Well, yes, there's also a very geopolitical, we should say, G7. It is also going to be a difficult
06:05G7 for Emmanuel Macron, the host, because when you're the host you have to rally everyone around you and
06:11you have to make sure there is unity around the G7 for diplomats that we spoke to with yesterday.
06:17They repeated that already the fact that President Trump is going to stay for three days
06:21indicate there could be a level of unity not seen in the G7 since his return. We should also note
06:27that on Wednesday, and that is a personal touch from President Emmanuel Macron, the US president will
06:32also head to Versailles for a dinner. That was the way, perhaps, to keep him engaged for three days
06:38here. The big topic, of course, will be the war in Ukraine for the Europeans. They say that this is
06:44an opportunity to really talk about the conditions for a real negotiation. But we have seen overnight
06:49another real pounding of Ukraine, including a cathedral in Kyiv for the G7. There's also a
06:56question of technology when it comes to artificial intelligence. The CEOs of some of the major Silicon
07:01Valley companies, including OpenAI and Anthropic, with a ban over the weekend. Shocking in the world
07:07of technology from the US government to non-nationals. Basically, a ban to use some
07:13of the top-tier technology from Anthropic to non-Americans will also feature in a working
07:19launch. And then there's, of course, a question of geopolitical and geoeconomic imbalances. China
07:24very much in focus. For diplomats here, they repeat that they are not naive. The relationship between
07:29the United States and Europe, and therefore also a large part of the G7, has fundamentally changed. But
07:35they still insist the US is a country that you simply cannot ignore. There is enormous
07:39diplomatic and military might behind President Trump. So in the areas in which you can work
07:45together to get agreements and get things going moving forward, you still need to engage with
07:49President Trump. Everyone else, the Europeans say they will push for their own interests.
07:53Okay, Maria Tadeo, thank you so much for that live update. Now, moving on, as EU foreign
07:58ministers gather in Luxembourg today for talks, Russia has launched a round of ballistic missile
08:03strikes on Kyiv overnight, striking. As you heard there from Maria, the capital's historic
08:07Assumption Cathedral. That's one of Ukraine's most significant religious and cultural sites.
08:13This as both Ukraine and Moldova are set to formally open the first phase of negotiations on joining
08:19the European Union tonight in Luxembourg. For the latest, we can go straight over to Luxembourg,
08:23where our correspondent Marad Gwynn is standing by for us this morning. Good morning, Marad.
08:28At this moment, a long time coming for both Ukraine and Moldova.
08:34Yes, indeed, Maeve, as you just said there. Tonight, both Ukraine and Moldova formally opening this first
08:41phase of talks on joining the EU. Both countries did file for EU application in the wake of Russia's
08:47invasion of Ukraine in 2022. But then Viktor Orbán's veto on the opening of talks with Ukraine
08:54scuppered that completely, held Moldova back as well, because both Ukraine and Moldova have been
09:00informally paired on their journey towards becoming EU members. The election of Peter Maggia, of course,
09:06in April changed all of that, and that's allowed for these talks to kick off here in Luxembourg later
09:11tonight. And I'm pleased to say I'm now joined by Moldova's Deputy Prime Minister for European
09:16Integration, Kristina Gerasimov. Minister, really good to have you with us on Euronews. Firstly,
09:22can you tell us how significant a moment this is for Moldova, especially considering that the issue of
09:27EU membership does divide the population, as we've seen in recent votes, including in the referendum back
09:33in 2024? It is indeed a historic milestone for my country today. The fact that we are moving forward
09:40with the opening of negotiations by clusters, that means the beginning of a complex reform process meant
09:48to transform our society, democratic institutions, our economy to prepare basically Moldova with the
09:55backbone of the reforms necessary for EU accession. This is also a strong signal for us that the EU
10:03is also getting ready to receive new member states, and that is always a very good sign.
10:11I want to ask you about this process which has coupled both Moldova and Ukraine on their membership
10:16bids. This is meant to you being held back by the veto over the countries, including Hungary.
10:21This could come back to become another problem. Is it time now for Ukraine and Moldova to be decoupled
10:27so that you can progress based on your own merits?
10:30We're very grateful that this opportunity has been provided for us, unfortunately by the tragic
10:36circumstances that Ukraine is still going through. Ukraine is still fighting for democracy and for
10:42the security of Moldova, of Europe as such. At the same time, the European Union enlargement policy is a
10:49merit-based process, which means that the reforms that every candidate country is conducting depends on their
10:57own merits. So we very much hope that we will be able, as soon as possible, to open the next
11:03clusters and continue with our own reform pathways. So that means being decoupled from Ukraine,
11:09because we know that Russia is very willing and able to capitalize on the feelings of frustrations in
11:15some populations, including your own, with the slowness sometimes of this process. So is it time now for Moldova to
11:20be separated from Ukraine in this process?
11:23Decoupling or coupling is one of the issues that Russia uses in its narratives against countries
11:29that would like to get closer to the EU. This is the time for both us and Ukraine to move
11:35forward
11:35and to be led to move forward with our reform paths.
11:38Finally, Minister, before I let you go, just one question, because I know several officials in
11:42Romania have been floating the prospect on Moldova, excuse me, have been floating the prospect of
11:46unification with Romania as an alternative. Is this something that you could contemplate?
11:52Our only plan is to get ready for EU membership by 2030. This is what we have societal support for,
11:59and we're working hard to make that objective a reality.
12:02Okay, Minister Gerasimo, thank you so much for joining us on Euronews. Remember,
12:07those talks on both Ukraine and Moldova and also in Montenegro are taking place in Luxembourg
12:11later in the day. For now, back to you.
12:13Okay, Mary Gwynne, thank you so much there. And of course, to your guest.
12:17Now, the EU's tech chief has fired a warning about the risks of relying on US tech companies,
12:22especially in the areas of cyber security and defence. This as European investors and researchers
12:27fear that Europe will be cut off from frontier AI models. Our Jakob Janis has the story.
12:34Washington has just reminded Europe who really holds the power in the age of artificial
12:38intelligence. Winning the AI race will demand a new spirit of patriotism and national loyalty
12:45in Silicon Valley. And last Friday, one of the AI race leaders, Anthropic,
12:50pressed the kill switch on its most advanced models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5. And following a surprise
12:56directive from the Trump administration citing national security, the company was forced to ban all
13:02known US citizens from its frontier technology. And for Europe, this is a long overdue wake-up
13:08call. But will it actually wake up? Across the continent, research labs, tech firms and even some
13:16hospitals have spent the last year piloting these US-made systems for key operations. Now they have
13:22learned that their digital infrastructure can be unplugged overnight. And European leaders across the
13:35are in agreement arguing that nations that do not develop and control their own AI models will remain
13:42entirely dependent on the choices of foreign powers. What's even more interesting, earlier this month,
13:48the European Commission announced its ambitious plan for European strategic autonomy in technology.
13:54Anchored by the new Cloud and AI Development Act, the plan aims to triple Europe's data center capacity,
14:01build massive AI gigafactories and push for the secure open-source alternatives.
14:07However, Europe is currently trapped in a massive compute gap. While the EU scrambles to build
14:13infrastructure, the sheer scale of investment from the US giants, dwarfs European efforts. And relying
14:19on moonshot projects alone might be simply too slow. Another option could be a coalition of the middle
14:25powers. By teaming up with nations like the UK, Canada and Japan, Europe could pull its fragmented
14:32computing power, creating a sort of AI insurance policy. However, regardless of what the EU does,
14:39it better do it quickly. Otherwise, these sudden kill switches will become a regular feature of the
14:46continent's digital future.
14:52Jakub Janus reporting for us there. And now it's time for an update on the FIFA World Cup.
15:02The tournament kept us all very busy, of course, this weekend, but especially our sports
15:06correspondent, Vincenzo Genovese, who joins us now to bring us up to speed.
15:10Yes, maybe indeed. Good morning. The party's on. World Cup is in full swing. 1.2 billion people
15:16watching the first opening game. Million of viewers for the weekend games. Let's get straight to the
15:22results. Group B only draws. Canada 1-1, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Qatar, Switzerland. The same result,
15:301-1. So no leaders in this group, all the teams at one point. Group D, we had some surprise.
15:39We had
15:39Australia beating Turkey at 2-0. This was the surprise of the weekend. United States a very
15:46confident and very dominant debut 4-1 to Paraguay. And so United States and Australia leading the group.
15:52Then Group C, Scotland beat Haiti 1-0, quite expected. And then Brazil-Morocco 1-1. This was made the
16:00most awaited game of the weekend. It was vibrant. Brazil was on the ropes in the first half.
16:07They conceded the first goal to Saibari. They conceded many occasions to Moroccans. And they
16:12were saved by Vinicius, by a brilliant curling shoot by Vinicius. But well, the second half was
16:20more balanced. But the general impression to me was that Morocco at this moment is better than Brazil.
16:25And Brazil's coach, of course, under pressure, the Italian guy.
16:27Yeah, Carlo Ancelotti is being grilled. He's being criticized by the Brazilian press.
16:32Many say that the players he has selected are not good enough. But I'd say, let Carlo Ancelotti cook,
16:38because he knows the job. And it's not uncommon in the history of the World Cup that the teams go
16:43deep into the tournament after a poor starting match.
16:46And what about the other European teams?
16:48Well, we had Group F. We have Sweden defeating 5-1 Tunisia. We have 2-2, a thrilling draw between
16:56the
16:56Netherlands and Japan. And of course, Group E, the Germany, the Côte d'Ivoire beat 1-0 Ecuador. And
17:04Germany, another awaited match, beat 7-1 Curaçao. I would say an easy match. This reminded me of 2002,
17:13when Germany started with an 8-0 to Saudi Arabia.
17:16Indeed, it was an easy one, but of course, highly celebrated. And we can actually get the view from
17:19Berlin now and head over to the capital and bring in our correspondent, Laura Fleischmann.
17:24Good morning, Laura. Tell us, what is the reaction there to Germany's good, very good World Cup debut?
17:31Good morning to you too, Maeve and Vincenzo. And well, there was a sense of relief to be felt
17:37here in Germany with this amazing success for the German national team. The 7-1 scoreline,
17:42of course, reminded us of the game against Brazil, the famous game where Germany also won 7-1. And
17:49after yesterday's game, there was a spontaneous car convoy on Kudam, one of the biggest boulevards
17:55in Berlin. And people were very happy about the success, especially since before there wasn't
18:00a lot of excitement about this World Cup. Okay, Laura Fleischmann, thank you so much for that.
18:05Let's see if the Red Devils do that well. And there's such a buzz tonight in Belgium. Just tell us,
18:09what should we look out for now? Well, tonight we have, as we said, the Red Devils. We have Belgium
18:15against Egypt tonight. So Brussels is really bracing. We have also Iran debut at 3 a.m. against New
18:22and let's see how will be their reception in Los Angeles Stadium. And of course, we have also
18:28another group, Group H with Saudi Arabia, Uruguay and Spain versus Cup Verde. Spain, to me, Maeve,
18:36is one of the most favourite teams. They have a good organisation, good defence. They are very confident
18:42after having won the Euro Cup two years ago after beating England, France, Germany and Italy. They have
18:51star, a rising star, not anymore a rising star, La Mia Mal. I will put Spain together with France
18:58as a top favourite, even head Argentina for this World Cup. Okay, Concento Genovese, thank you so much.
19:03It will be indeed a very exciting night tonight. But that does bring this edition of Europe Today to
19:08and end. Thank you so much for tuning in. Take care and see you soon on Euronews.
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