00:00Detectan ciberataques de inteligencia artificial de Google y OpenAI contra webs oficiales de Estados Unidos y Canadá.
00:10La identidad y el motivo del copiloto Omani, que apuñaló a su capitán en un vuelo de Fly Dubai con
00:15destino a Israel,
00:16lo que provocó que el avión cayera en picado de forma peligrosa y se viera obligado a aterrizar en Arabia
00:20Saudí,
00:21seguían sin conocerse el jueves, mientras los investigadores se apresuraban a recabar más información.
00:26Las autoridades de Arabia Saudí y los Emiratos Árabes Unidos apenas han hecho declaraciones públicas más allá de confirmar que
00:33se estaban llevando a cabo investigaciones.
00:35El fiscal general de los Emiratos Árabes Unidos afirmó el jueves que se ha iniciado una investigación sobre el incidente
00:41para esclarecer los posibles motivos,
00:43incluyendo si había indicios de actividad o intención terrorista.
00:46El primer ministro israelí, Benjamin Netanyahu, afirmó que el copiloto responsable del incidente ha sido detenido.
00:52La embajada de la India en Arabia Saudí ha informado de que el capitán, que fue apuñalado en la cabina
00:57y se defendió para evitar que el avión se estrellara,
00:59se encuentra ahora en estado estable.
01:02166 de los 174 pasajeros a bordo del vuelo eran ciudadanos israelíes.
01:06Netanyahu afirma que el presidente de los Emiratos Árabes Unidos, el jeque Mohammed Bin Zayed Al-Nayyad,
01:12ha cedido a que Israel participe en el interrogatorio del sospechoso Omani.
01:18El primer ministro de Grecia ha pedido a la Comisión Europea más margen fiscal para que los gobiernos puedan proteger
01:26a hogares y empresas
01:27ante un nuevo repunte de los precios de la energía, según una carta a la que ha tenido acceso Euronews.
01:35Mitsotakis advierte de que la crisis energética en Europa está durando más de lo previsto
01:41y amenaza con convertirse también en un desafío económico y político para Atenas.
01:48Para aliviar el impacto sobre las familias, el gobierno griego ha destinado importantes ayudas
01:53a las facturas energéticas, el combustible y el sector agrícola.
01:57Además, ha reducido los impuestos sobre la renta y la propiedad de cara a las elecciones parlamentarias de 2027.
02:07Ahora, Grecia propone que determinadas ayudas temporales a consumidores y empresas puedan quedar fuera,
02:14hasta cierto límite del indicador de gasto neto de la Unión Europea.
02:19Atenas también quiere poder contabilizar los ingresos adicionales por IVA derivados de la elevada inflación energética.
02:27Estas medidas darían a los gobiernos más margen para apoyar a ciudadanos y empresas
02:33sin aumentar la presión derivada de las reglas fiscales europeas.
02:50Aquí, en la Defensa de la Defensa, más de 100 empresas están mostrando sus propiedades propiedades.
02:56Un tema está bien, son los drones.
02:59Unmanned sistemas son tanto un gran peligro y un mayor parte de la defensa de la defensa.
03:05Palin Defense Expo covers everything from high-tech weapons systems and ammunition
03:10to electronics, cyber defense and unmanned vehicles.
03:14Companies from Estonia and abroad are here to reach businesses and governments facing new threats.
03:20Drones have changed the face of war, most visibly in Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
03:26Estonia's Marduk Technologies presented a system that uses powerful optics and AI
03:30to find and identify flying objects.
03:33We are able to analyze the pixels, whatever is moving in the sky,
03:38analyze the flight pattern, if it moves like a bird or if it moves like a drone
03:43or any kind of other non-biological object.
03:46And then we are able to do the computer vision classifications,
03:50what kind of object it is, and then end user can make the decisions.
03:59Another Estonian company, DevSec Intel, combines optical, radar, acoustic and radio frequency sensors
04:06in one mobile, highly autonomous system.
04:09Air shield detection sensors, they will detect the drones,
04:14then operator will select which one to go after,
04:17and then they launch the interceptor drone,
04:21and then the hostile drones will be destroyed,
04:23and they will not hit any infrastructure elements or do any harm for the civilians.
04:30Air shield is open architecture, modular system.
04:33If there are new threats coming, so we can just add new effectors
04:37or new sensors to detect better.
04:41Unmanned vehicles can support or even replace soldiers on dangerous missions.
04:47Milrem Robotics presented its Themis Unmanned Ground Vehicle.
04:53The company says the technology enables an unmanned kill zone.
04:57Robotic vehicles would detect and push back invading troops,
05:02minimizing human casualties among the defenders.
05:10Milrem builds Themis and other unmanned vehicles at its factory in Tallinn.
05:17It has also opened a production line in the Netherlands,
05:19supplying vehicles to Ukraine and other countries.
05:25This modular platform can be fitted for different missions,
05:29from direct combat to reconnaissance, mine clearing, logistics and casualty evacuation.
05:40It's all about battlefield efficiency and also saving lives.
05:44I mean, you still have the conventional military forces and different units,
05:48but you don't need to send them on the battlefield, where is the hottest spot.
05:52So instead of humans, you send the machines, and machines do the work.
05:56The production capacity is not public information,
05:59but we are talking about hundreds of vehicles.
06:02And different sizes, we can take the production everywhere.
06:05So it's not complicated to set up the production,
06:09and we can scale up quite rapidly.
06:12Valium Defence Expo is growing,
06:14gathering start-ups looking for investment,
06:16and industry leaders seeking new markets.
06:18European security is an urgent concern,
06:21and the tech sector is moving fast to meet the demand.
06:31The environment was already tense,
06:33and Cristiano Ronaldo ended up confirming its release of the Portuguese selección.
06:37In a publication in the social media,
06:39the estrella of Portugal wrote that,
06:41after a press of the seleccioner, Jorge Jesús,
06:44and after a meeting with the president of the Portuguese Federation,
06:47Pedro Proenza,
06:48he would abandon the concentration of the selección in Scandinavia.
06:52In the publication, he also added that,
06:54at his time,
06:55he would tell the people of the Portuguese
06:57the truth about the reasons that he has led to abandon the selección.
07:02The announcement was made after a polémica
07:04between the player and the seleccioner,
07:05which, according to the informes,
07:07began during the game of the Sunday morning against Noruega.
07:10CR7 passed the 90 minutes complete in the banquillo,
07:13and no left to the field for the aficion at the end of the game,
07:16which is left with a victory for the Portuguese selección.
07:23Ronaldo acabou faltando al entrenamiento del martes
07:25tras un intercambio de palabras con Jorge Jesús.
07:28El incidente llevó incluso a Pedro Proenza
07:30a viajar urgentemente a Dinamarca.
07:32En la rueda de prensa previa al partido contra Dinamarca,
07:35el seleccionador restó importancia a la situación
07:37y aseguró a todos que no era nada grave.
07:40Aún así, hizo hincapié en que él es quien decide la alineación
07:44y anunció que Gonzalo Ramos sería titular en el partido del jueves.
07:48Tras el partido, Ronaldo volvió a ausentarse del entrenamiento
07:50con el equipo y poco después se anunció que había abandonado la concentración.
07:54CR7 salió del estadio Parken de Copenhague en una furgoneta
07:58y a continuación voló a Madrid en un avión privado.
08:00El futuro es incierto, sobre todo porque la publicación del jugador en Instagram
08:04no aclara si se trata de una despedida temporal o definitiva.
08:12Is Brussels trying to freeze EU funds to a German state
08:16that voted for the far-right Alternative for Germany party
08:20in an election in early September?
08:22That's what several posts are saying online,
08:24many with thousands of views, likes and shares,
08:26and often with a picture of European Commission President
08:29Ursula von der Leyen attached.
08:31They allege that millions and sometimes even billions of euros
08:34could be withheld from the state of Saxony-Anhalt,
08:37located in east-central Germany,
08:39after it handed the AFD a landslide victory on the 6th of September.
08:44However, the 39 seats it won were not enough to command a majority,
08:48even though it got more than twice as many as any other party.
08:51It's since struggled to establish a coalition, however,
08:54as the other parties have refused to collaborate with it.
08:57Von der Leyen herself has repeatedly criticized the AFD in the past,
09:01and her own center-right CDU party suffered a crushing defeat,
09:05possibly fueling the suggestions online
09:07that she's behind the scheme to freeze the EU funds.
09:10However, there's no evidence that that's the case.
09:13Instead, the narrative seems to stem from a statement
09:16by Green MEP Daniel Freund,
09:18who said after the state election
09:20that it'd pushed to freeze EU money flowing to an AFD-led government
09:24if they violated any European values or misused funds.
09:28Sachsen-Anhalt is built to receive €2.95 billion in EU funding
09:33as part of the current 2021-2027 budget.
09:37Freund highlighted that the EU had used similar freezing measures
09:40in the past in Poland and Hungary.
09:43Brussels did indeed block money intended for those countries a few years ago,
09:47over all of law and democratic backsliding concerns
09:50under previous governments.
09:52Some of them have since been released following reforms.
09:55Nevertheless, for now, the idea that this could happen to Sachsen-Anhalt
09:59appears to be the opinion of a few MEPs,
10:01rather than a concerted effort by Brussels.
10:11What can you do in Europe, even if you are a good lawyer?
10:15What can you do in Europe, even if you are a good lawyer?
10:20The divorce of a woman of 87 years old in Madrid
10:22has revived the debate in Spain on the rights of housing.
10:25Let's compare it with similar countries.
10:28Although you pay annually,
10:29the proprietors can ask you to leave before you finish the contract,
10:32if there is an important reason and recognized legally,
10:35like, for example,
10:36if they are going to sell the house or for them themselves,
10:39or for their relatives.
10:40Spain has one of the most short periods of pre-avisos in this case,
10:44only two months.
10:45But these conditions only apply to the first year of the alquiler.
10:48The landlord should be a person physically,
10:51not a company.
10:53In France, the inquilinos are somewhat more protected.
10:56The landlords can't rescind the contract at half a period of time.
10:59In France, the pre-avisos begins only three months before the finalization of the contract,
11:03if the house was removed, and six months before, if it was not amended.
11:08Also, the pre-avisos are prohibited during the invernal tregua,
11:11between the 1 of November and the 31 of March, both inclusive.
11:14In Germany, the inquilinos can impugnate legalmente a rescission
11:17if they are in the risk of finding a situation of economic difficulty.
11:20In the other cases, the period of pre-avisos is of three months,
11:23which is amplia a six months after five years of contract
11:25and a nine months after eight years.
11:27In Italy, the pre-avisos is notified six months before the finalization of the contract,
11:30which will have a minimum duration of four years.
11:32During this period, the proprietors can't ask their inquilinos
11:35to march for any reason,
11:36unless the inquilinos incumple gravely their obligations.
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