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11:38Now we have one aggressor and now we have unanimity and we are defending EU and we have to think
11:45about security for our people for the future.
11:52Ukraine's President Zelensky there answering a question to our Jorge Lebrero in Dublin.
11:57But moving on with humanitarian needs in Venezuela skyrocketing since the earthquake last week, the European Union has sent 5
12:04million euro in aid.
12:05For more on the situation on the ground, our Lauren Walker spoke to Joao Almeida de Silva from the EU's
12:11Emergency Response Coordination Centre.
12:13He's stationed at an operations base in La Guardia Stadium in the city of Macuto, the hardest hit area.
12:19We are progressing and unfortunately the time limit and the clock is ticking in order as related to the retrieval
12:29and of still possible survivals.
12:31Still, there are teams working and so there is still hope, but unfortunately we are now entering the second stage
12:38and more of this operation.
12:39So the teams will start to demobilize probably towards the end of the week and as from tomorrow and after
12:46tomorrow.
12:47And then we will enter into the second stage.
12:49So some more health and medical and in-kind assistance and humanitarian aid.
12:54What has your work there been like so far?
12:57Can you tell us a bit more about what you've been doing there?
12:59So our work is to coordinate, to facilitate and to work with local authorities in order to speed up as
13:05much as possible that these teams can go into the terrain and work.
13:09We are also to coordinate what is the incoming also assistance and all the humanitarian aid that is about to
13:16come.
13:17We had already one flight of really few that landed here on Monday coming from Copenhagen with almost 50 tons
13:23of assistance.
13:25And this will be our work for the next days as we demobilize the teams from search and rescue and
13:32move into more than else in-kind assistance provision in Venezuela.
13:36Now reports are coming from the ground in Venezuela with some people suggesting that a lot of the help is
13:43coming from international aid like you're providing and from citizens.
13:46And that the state and the army are very much absent in these operations.
13:52Is this something, does this correspond with what you're seeing on the ground?
13:56Well, it's difficult to enter.
13:58We know all the political situation here in Venezuela, but this is what we have here.
14:03It's with the army that we have to work and the other ones in control of the airport of the
14:08port.
14:08So all our strategic points in terms of logistics to bring assistance in.
14:12The EU has pledged 5 million euros in support.
14:15However, there are preliminary reports that suggest that actually the damage that has done, it could cost up to 11
14:21billion dollars.
14:23Would you say that the support that is being given now, this financial aid, is a drop in the ocean
14:29when you see the damage that these earthquakes have done?
14:32I would like my comments on this for my colleagues from the humanitarian side, as we are here representing civil
14:38protection.
14:39So more on the response side.
14:41But definitely what we see is that there's going to be a huge need to support Venezuela.
14:46The figures speak for themselves in terms of deceased people, but also especially of the disappeared people or missing people
14:52still.
14:52So what we see is that there is in the loom massive health crisis that will unfold in the coming
15:00days or weeks also, because the weather is extremely hot, extremely humid.
15:04So we suspect now that health will be the critical issue for the next weeks to come.
15:12Now, moving on, according to fresh data from the Eurobarometer, Europeans are increasingly viewing the European Union as a source
15:18of stability,
15:19despite growing anxiety about the state of the world.
15:22But with inflation, unpredictable world events and, of course, the cost of living crisis, pessimism is rife.
15:29Our Jakobianus reports.
15:32A spectre is again haunting Europe, but this time that spectre is anxiety.
15:37According to the newly released Eurobarometer, which surveyed over 26,000 respondents this spring,
15:43inflation and the cost of living have jumped to become again the top priority.
15:47But this time for almost half of EU citizens.
15:50But hey, whether you live in Lisbon or Budapest, your reporter is quite sure you've noticed that.
15:55But the numbers also reveal other truths.
15:58So let's break them down together.
16:01The EU experience is now a quiet crisis of confidence.
16:05Nearly a third of all Europeans now expect their personal standard of living to deteriorate over the next five years.
16:11And that pessimism reveals a stark generational divide.
16:14While almost one in five of young people brace for tougher times,
16:18that economic anxiety climbs to one in three among those aged 55 and over.
16:23And Western European heavyweights are leading the charts.
16:26In France, 44% of citizens expect a decline.
16:30Germany and Austria are equally gloomy,
16:32with 38% of their citizens bracing for a drop in their standard of living.
16:37But if we zoom out to Central Eastern Europe,
16:39the outlook remains remarkably resilient.
16:41In Poland and Hungary, fewer than one in ten people expect their situation to worsen.
16:47And where life gets tougher, faith in Brussels goes down as well.
16:50One third of Bulgarians, Greeks and Austrians,
16:53together with 28% of French and Italian respondents,
16:56now declare their nations have not benefited from EU membership.
17:00But here goes the surprise.
17:02Despite the economic gloom, optimism for the future of the EU stands at 59%,
17:07which is much higher than the outlook for the wider world or even citizens' own countries.
17:12And let me leave you with something positive.
17:15Three out of four still agreed that their nation has benefited from the bloc
17:18and view the EU as a vital place of stability in a troubled world.
17:23And all of that leaves the continent suspended.
17:28Uncertainty and hope.
17:30So let's hope that this uncertainty will be over soon.
17:38And now it's time for something a little bit lighter,
17:41our brief World Cup update.
17:47The US team will join its other two co-hosts in the round of 16
17:51after their win over Bosnia-Herzegovina.
17:54England and Belgium also threw.
17:56The three lines won a tight match against the Democratic Republic of Congo 2-1
18:01and Belgium's win against Senegal was even tighter
18:04after coming back from two goals down.
18:06They went into extra time and scored a last-minute penalty.
18:10And tonight, of course, we've two European duels.
18:13Spain will take on Austria
18:14and Portugal will play Croatia and Switzerland then against Algeria.
18:19Enjoy the games.
18:20Well, that brings this edition of Europe Today to an end.
18:23Thank you so much for tuning in, as always.
18:25Have a great day and I'll see you soon here on your own news.
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