00:00Lebanon and Israel began a new round of direct talks in Rome to discuss Israel's phased withdrawal from the country's
00:07south and Hezbollah's disarmament.
00:11Ukraine's police released a shocking video showing a Russian drone hunting down a civilian man at a farmer's market in
00:17Kyrson.
00:20Four days after the mass influx into Sota, the enclave is still far from returning to normal as up to
00:265,000 illegal migrants remain in the city.
00:30Apple has launched a fresh legal challenge against the UK after the government renewed its attempts at gaining access to
00:37users' encrypted iCloud data.
00:42The EU stands in full solidarity with Spain following the Sota migrant crisis, EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner said on
00:51Tuesday, calling the crisis a test of our European resilience.
00:55Brunner spoke to reporters after EU interior ministers held an emergency meeting after 70,000 non-EU nationals entered the
01:03Spanish enclave of Sota from Morocco within 24 hours.
01:07These past few days were a test of our European resilience, a test of the security of our external borders,
01:17and these days showed clearly that there are actors with no regard for the safety, or even for lives, of
01:28innocent people.
01:29Interior ministers discussed measures to prevent a repeat of the crisis, including tackling migrant smuggling networks, strengthening returns, and reinforcing
01:38EU borders.
01:39One EU diplomat told Euronews that a broad amount of member states wanted to discuss political measures that may have
01:45contributed to the largest irregular border crossing ever recorded in Europe over such a short period.
01:51One of them was Madrid's January decision to regularize around half a million undocumented migrants by granting them residence and
01:59work permits.
02:02Four days after the mass influx through Trahal, Sota is still far from returning to normal.
02:07Authorities have already counted 88 deaths and estimate that between 2,500 and 5,000 people remain in the city.
02:13Many of them are in this warehouse in the Alboran industrial zone, which was hastily set up to provide shelter.
02:18As we have no water, we don't have any water.
02:22We don't have a water.
02:24The water is supplied only once in the morning.
02:27We've brought the water, our water is not only a water, we don't have to drink.
02:32We didn't have to drink the water, we didn't want to drink the water, we didn't wash it, we didn't
02:35wash it.
02:35The water is involved in our rooms, the toilets we are no longer alone, we're not living in the city.
02:41We are living in the Dangar area and living in the city, the best place we are living in the
02:43city.
02:44With hardly any bathrooms or running water conditions at the facility have deteriorated,
02:48as the days go by.
03:19Not all stories end in the same uncertainty, some families have managed to be reunited
03:24right at the border crossing.
03:26But while some return, others continue to try to cross the same breakwater where dozens
03:31of people have already died this summer.
03:42Delegations from Lebanon and Israel began a new round of direct talks in Rome on Tuesday
03:47to discuss Israel's phased withdrawal from the country's south and Hezbollah's disarmament.
03:53This week's negotiations are the seventh round of Washington-mediated talks since fighting
03:57started between Israel and the Lebanese militant group as part of the wider Middle East war
04:02with Iran.
04:03At negotiations in Washington in June, Israel and Lebanon agreed to a framework deal that
04:09involves the disarmament of Hezbollah, a gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanon's
04:14south and the deployment of the Lebanese army to the region, starting in test areas known
04:18as pilot zones.
04:21Hezbollah has not taken part in the talks and has opposed the framework deal.
04:25Observers say Israel's commitment to withdraw will also be tested when pilot zones are selected
04:30in areas fully under its occupation.
04:34Violence in Lebanon has decreased since the Lebanon-Israel deal, but Lebanon continues to
04:40report intermittent Israeli strikes and shelling, as well as detonations and demolitions in
04:44southern villages.
04:52Ukraine's national police released a shocking video on Tuesday showing a Russian drone deliberately
04:57hunting down a civilian man at a farmer's market in Kherson, calling it another war crime.
05:03The 52-year-old, who was selling vegetables, survived the attack but suffered blast injuries,
05:09shrapnel wounds and concussion, police said.
05:11President Volodymyr Zelensky said the footage was another example of what he called Russian drone
05:17safari against civilians in Kherson.
05:19Police said Russian forces have been using drones against civilians.
05:23The high curbs public transport and emergency workers in Kherson almost daily.
05:29Extreme heat and environmental hazards are putting severe pressure on emergency services
05:34across southern Europe.
05:36In Spain's Zamora province, emergency crews responded to a major fire at the Zaresa waste
05:41treatment plant in Roales del Palo.
05:43Dispatchers received nearly 40 emergency calls prompting authorities to issue toxic cloud warnings
05:48and close a lane on the A-11 motorway.
05:51Beyond the industrial emergency in Spain, severe heat across France forced nuclear operator EDF
05:57to shut down three reactors at the Shoes and Katenon plants due to low river water levels.
06:04Hungary's only nuclear plant is also under strain due to low water levels in the Danube.
06:09The environmental crisis deepened further south in Greece, where senior meteorologist
06:14Theodor Gennaros declared the current wildfire disaster one of the worst in a decade.
06:18The fires claim five lives over the past fortnight, with Copernicus data confirming over 12,000
06:24hectares of land burned in a single week.
06:27Officials will conduct a comprehensive quantitative assessment once the fire season concludes.
06:39Firefighters in the Netherlands are rushing to contain a blaze that is spreading in a nature reserve
06:43in the country's south.
06:45It's the latest in a string of wildfires across Europe, caused by deadly heatwaves and drought.
06:50The fire started on Monday, and hundreds of emergency workers took part in fighting the blaze overnight,
06:56as helicopters resumed operations on Tuesday morning.
06:59The biggest challenge by blus is that it is high, high in the trees.
07:05Kronvuur, where we have to do with a wind that is a little bit of a wind.
07:10The fire is going to be replaced by the trees, and it has to be able to do that.
07:14The blaze spread to 100 hectares as of early Tuesday and was still not under control,
07:19provincial authorities said on their website.
07:21The winds kept changing direction and sped up the fire's spread,
07:25and firefighters say they don't have enough equipment to deal with forest fires,
07:29which are very rare in the Netherlands.
07:31Human-fuelled climate change has accelerated moisture loss from soil, lakes and rivers,
07:36heightening the risk of extreme droughts and allowing fires to spread faster and burn more intensely.
07:44Three lions at the Tokyo Zoo have died from suspected heat stroke,
07:50and others are under treatment, a spokesperson said on Tuesday,
07:54as the big cats struggle with the high humidity in the Japanese capital.
07:59One three-year-old female died on Tuesday,
08:02another aged 11 died Friday,
08:04and the third, aged 15, died on Sunday.
08:35The lion's name is Mugi.
08:38Ichiko and Luana were, quote, born, lived and died in confinement, deprived of everything that makes
08:46life worth living for a wild animal. Japan sweltered through its hottest summer on record
08:52last year and parts of the country have hit 40 degrees Celsius in recent weeks, causing thousands
08:58of people to get hospitalized. The Tama Zoological Park said the lion enclosure has been closed to
09:05the public until further notice.
09:12French energy giant Total Energies has signed a deal with Shell to buy its European
09:17onshore renewable energy businesses. Total will acquire around 4 gigawatts of electricity
09:22production, mainly solar and wind power in operation or being built in Italy and the Netherlands,
09:28as well as solar, wind and battery storage projects in Italy, Britain and Spain.
09:33The sale is worth several hundred million euros, but the exact amount was not disclosed.
09:39At the same time, Total Energies said it would sell a 50% stake in a portfolio of wind and
09:45solar assets in Germany, Spain, France and Poland to the US investment firm KKR in a deal
09:51that values the portfolio at 1.8 billion euros. The portfolio represents around 1.2 gigawatts
09:58of electricity production. Total has nearly 10 gigawatts of production sites already built
10:04or underway in Europe, with a further 27 gigawatts under development.
10:12Apple has launched a fresh legal challenge against the UK government after it demanded access to its
10:18customers' encrypted data. The latest comes months after it withdrew security features for UK users,
10:24rather than comply with an earlier version of the same request.
10:28The US technology firm filed a complaint with the Investigatory Powers Tribunal,
10:34an independent court that examines claims of unlawful conduct by UK intelligence services.
10:40At the heart of the dispute is whether the UK government can force Apple to give it access
10:44to iCloud data that is so strongly encrypted that even Apple claims it cannot read it.
10:50The UK backed down on its original demand last year following a heated dispute with Washington.
10:56That first order, issued under the Investigatory Powers Act in January 2025,
11:02sought access to UK and US customers' data alike. The scope was subsequently narrowed with London
11:09instead issuing a Technical Capability Notice, known as a TCN, limited to UK users only later in 2025,
11:16which Apple is now fighting. TCNs compel companies to hand law enforcement agencies information for
11:23cases including terrorism and child sexual abuse, even where that data is protected by encryption.
11:30Apple has long insisted that it will not build any form of compelled access into its products.
11:35The company argued that any such tool, once built, poses a security risk to all users,
11:42not just those targeted by a specific request.
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