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Европа сегодня: удар России по Киеву при визите Мерца; Болсонару побеждает в первом туре в Бразилии
Визит канцлера Германии Фридриха Мерца на Украину совпал с ракетным ударом РФ, он пообещал Киеву €1,3 млрд. Иран говорит, что США изучают план Тегерана завершить войну. В Бразилии Болсонару лидирует в первом туре.
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Визит канцлера Германии Фридриха Мерца на Украину совпал с ракетным ударом РФ, он пообещал Киеву €1,3 млрд. Иран говорит, что США изучают план Тегерана завершить войну. В Бразилии Болсонару лидирует в первом туре.
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00:09Субтитры делал DimaTorzok
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01:30This as student blockades continue to grip France
01:33With up to 500 high schools entirely
01:35Are partially closed today
01:37Since the protests began last week in Paris
01:40With students staging sit-ins over overcrowding
01:43Teacher shortages and dilapidated buildings
01:45Over 5,000 people have been arrested
01:48And dozens of both students and teachers injured
01:51But first, to Ukraine
01:53Where German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz
01:54Made a surprise visit this weekend
01:56Pledging a major new 1.3 billion defence and energy package
02:01There was also major damage to Kyiv's northern bridge
02:05Hitting seriously important infrastructure
02:07For more, we can bring in now Charles Michel
02:09The former EU Council President
02:11And of course the former Prime Minister of Belgium
02:14You're also just back from New York
02:15Where you met President Zelensky
02:17Tell us about the significance of this attack
02:20That took place this very weekend
02:21As Friedrich Mertz was visiting
02:22There is no doubt that Russia is trying to increase the pressure
02:25Against Ukraine and against the European Union
02:28And there is only one possible answer in my view
02:31That's more support for Ukraine
02:33We know from the one that the Ukraine are brave
02:37They are fighting for the future
02:39But also for our principles and for our freedoms
02:42And that's why I think that we need to be clear
02:45We need to be strong
02:45It means more financial support
02:48More military collaboration with Ukraine
02:50And how significant is it
02:51This 1.3 billion euro package from the Germans?
02:54It's very good that Germany is making a clear choice
02:58And there's no doubt that in the month to come
03:00And certainly next year
03:01With a lot of elections within the EU
03:04It will be very important to send a very clear signal
03:07That we do not give up
03:09That we know what is at stake
03:10And it's important that the political leaders
03:12All across the EU
03:14Who are clear with the voters
03:16With the citizens
03:16Explain that what we do for Ukraine
03:19Is not something for Ukraine
03:20That's for Ukraine
03:21And that's for our common future
03:23And we've been hearing that the Americans
03:25Are trying to broker some sort of deal again
03:27Between Kyiv and Moscow
03:29What are you hearing?
03:30Were you hearing any signs of progress in New York last week?
03:32No, I'm very doubtful
03:33I think that there are a lot of ambiguities
03:35Coming from the United States
03:36Ambiguities towards Russia
03:38I do not feel reassured
03:40I do not feel represented by the Americans
03:42When it is about the future of Ukraine
03:44And the future of the European continent
03:47That's why you know
03:49There is no doubt in my opinion
03:50That this ambition of European sovereignty
03:54That's not something on paper
03:56That's not something in theory
03:57It means that we need to make decisions
03:59For our economic basis
04:01Because that's the key condition
04:03But also for more European capabilities
04:06In the field of defence
04:07So that we have a seat around the table
04:10And that we are not just on the menu
04:12And what was the message that Zelenskyy made to you?
04:15He's strong
04:15And I have to say that I'm really impressed
04:18By his courage
04:21I think that he's leading the country
04:24He's running the country
04:25In extremely difficult conditions
04:27And that's why he deserves our support
04:30Without any hesitation
04:31Okay, Sharmashal
04:32Stay with us here on set
04:34As we move on to another story
04:35Of course, that's a situation in the Middle East
04:37We've seen Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister
04:39Say that Washington has replied
04:41To Tehran's proposal
04:42To end the US war on Iran
04:44And that the response is now under internal review
04:46We'll keep a close eye on that
04:47Because of course it comes
04:48As G7 leaders agreed Friday
04:50To take control of the spiralling energy crisis
04:53For more on that
04:54We can head over now to Doha
04:56Where Yuri News' Adil Khalim
04:57Is standing by for us
04:59Good morning, Adil
05:00So we've seen on Friday
05:01The G7 releasing 100 million barrels
05:03From emergency reserves
05:05Will that be enough though
05:06To bring energy prices down?
05:10Probably not for long, Maeve
05:12What this really does
05:12Is buy government some time
05:14The pressure we're seeing on energy markets
05:16Is tied to what's happening in this region
05:19Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz
05:21Has been severely disrupted
05:22Since the start of this war
05:24And according to Reuters
05:25Europe has lost a quarter
05:27Of its diesel and jet fuel supply
05:28Since Iran started blocking the Strait
05:31Now diesel matters
05:32Because it keeps trucks running
05:33It keeps farms moving
05:35And goods being delivered
05:36So when that price goes up
05:37We all feel the pinch
05:38The G7 release
05:40Should also take some pressure off prices
05:42But again, these are temporary measures
05:43These are emergency reserves
05:45And they don't fix the underlying problem
05:47So this does buy Europe some breathing space
05:50But it doesn't end the energy crunch
05:53Maeve
05:54And Adil, with tensions still high
05:56Across the region
05:56How much worse do you think
05:58This energy crisis could get?
06:02Well, there's actually some encouraging news
06:03This morning, Maeve
06:04New shipping data from Cape Lur
06:06Showed Middle East oil experts
06:07Excluding Iran
06:08Have now returned to around pre-war levels
06:11Saudi Arabia and the UAE
06:12Have been able to move more oil
06:14Through pipelines that bypass the Strait of Hormuz
06:16Around 40% is now avoiding the Strait altogether
06:19But it's still a very fragile situation
06:21Iran continues to threaten
06:24Unauthorized shipping through the Strait
06:25We are seeing vessels being targeted
06:27And the situation in Yemen
06:29Is complicating another key waterway
06:32Through the Red Sea
06:34And OPEC Plus has decided
06:37To keep production steady
06:38Through November
06:39With Brent still trading
06:41Above $100 a barrel
06:43So the oil is getting out
06:44But through a more complicated
06:45And risky network of routes
06:47And any further disruption
06:48Could quickly put pressure
06:50On prices
06:51Maeve
06:51And that's why, of course
06:52European leaders as well
06:53Are feeling the pressure
06:54Adil Halim
06:55Thank you so much
06:56For that live broadcast there
06:57From Doha
06:57And Charmichelle
06:58Is too with us here on set
06:59And you know what it's like
07:00To sit in a room
07:01And deal with the crisis
07:02And this war in Iran
07:04It's impacting our pockets here
07:06In Europe
07:07But we've no say
07:08Over the direction it's taking
07:09Yeah, I feel it's absolutely important
07:11To have more ambition
07:12From a European perspective
07:14In the Middle East
07:16We are not seen
07:18As a decisive player
07:20As a decisive actor
07:22But maybe that's also
07:23Because of our responsibility
07:24And if I look at the situation
07:26In that region
07:27There is an issue
07:28With Iran for many years
07:29The people of Iran
07:30They've suffered
07:31Two dictatorships
07:32The Shah dictatorship
07:33The Mullah dictatorship
07:35You know, when you repeat
07:37Systematically the same behaviour
07:38Don't be surprised
07:40That you get the same result
07:41And this is what is going on
07:42In Iran
07:43On the one hand
07:44We have tried diplomacy
07:46We have tried political engagement
07:48Without substantial results
07:50More terrorism
07:52More support for proxies
07:53By the regime in Iran
07:55The nuclear threat
07:56The use of hostages
07:59Foreign hostages
08:00To put pressure
08:01On governments
08:02Within the EU
08:03And on the other hand
08:04We can see that
08:05The military intervention
08:06Launched by Israel
08:08And the United States
08:09It doesn't lead
08:10To the result
08:12That we would like to get
08:13So the Europeans
08:13Are not doing enough
08:14To put pressure on the Americans
08:15Who of course
08:16Have the say here
08:16Look, it's absolutely clear
08:18That we need to make
08:18Some choices
08:19And today
08:21Together with
08:22More than 20
08:24Former head of state
08:25Head of government
08:26Head of international organisations
08:27We launched a call
08:29A call on the EU
08:30To explore new options
08:33We have tried appeasement
08:34And diplomatic engagement
08:35We are observing
08:38That a military intervention
08:39Is tried by the United States
08:41And Israel
08:42We think that other options
08:43Should be developed
08:44With the ambition
08:46To put the people of Iran
08:47At the heart
08:48What kind of options
08:49If you're sitting there
08:50At the council table
08:50What kind of options
08:51Look, with the experience
08:52I have over the last years
08:53I'm observing that
08:54Too often in the past
08:55We have accepted collectively
08:58To consider the people of Iran
09:00As the collateral victim
09:01Of our political decisions
09:03And it's not acceptable anymore
09:04In my opinion
09:05That's why I feel
09:06It's more support
09:07To the people of Iran
09:08There are a lot of people
09:09Within the country
09:11With hopes
09:12And with the hope
09:13For a better future
09:15To be in charge
09:17Of their future
09:19To be more master
09:20Of our destiny
09:21I don't think
09:22That those people today
09:23They feel a support
09:25Coming from outside
09:26And those people in Iran
09:28They face a double punishment
09:32The consequences
09:33Of the military intervention
09:34On the one hand
09:35But also the oppression
09:36By the regime
09:37And how could that support
09:39To those people look like?
09:40I think there are a lot of options
09:42A lot of possibilities
09:43The simple fact
09:45That from a political point of view
09:47We sent a clear signal
09:48That we are hearing
09:49Their sufferings
09:51That we are considering
09:52More options
09:53In terms of tangible
09:55Political
09:55Maybe financial support
09:57In some circumstances
09:59It would be
10:00A very powerful signal
10:01And it could be
10:02A third path
10:03A third way
10:04And once again
10:06Iran
10:07In this regime
10:08Is the source
10:09Of a lot of uncertainties
10:11That's a threat
10:12A threat against
10:13Global security
10:14A threat against
10:15Global economy
10:16We can see
10:17The consequences
10:18In terms of
10:18Freedom of navigation
10:19And what it means
10:20For all of us
10:21In terms of
10:22Economic consequences
10:23And what should
10:23European governments
10:24Be doing now
10:25To soften the blow
10:25Of that energy crisis
10:26This winter?
10:27The situation is grim
10:28As we've seen on Friday
10:29With that G7 meeting
10:30Yeah
10:30There is one
10:32Very powerful signal
10:33It means that
10:33In the future
10:34We need to be
10:35Less dependent
10:35We need to be
10:37More sovereign
10:38More resilient
10:39And it's needed
10:40To develop
10:41Our own capabilities
10:42But of course
10:43A certain interaction
10:44With the rest of the world
10:45Will be always needed
10:46In my opinion
10:47And that's why
10:48We need to be
10:49Much more ambitious
10:50In terms of
10:51Providing stability
10:52In that region
10:53The Middle East
10:54That's not an area
10:55That has to be
10:57Settled
10:58By Mr. Kushner
11:01And by the Americans
11:02Only
11:02The European diplomats
11:04The European leaders
11:05They have a role to play
11:07Why?
11:07Because we are
11:08At the front light
11:09To suffer the consequences
11:10If there is more stability
11:12In that region
11:12It will be good for us
11:14It will be good
11:15For our economic development
11:16When it's not the case
11:17We suffer the consequences
11:18And we can see
11:20Today
11:20In the daily life
11:22Of our citizens
11:23What are the concrete consequences
11:25Of that situation
11:26And people are suffering
11:27And we're hearing messages
11:27From for example
11:28The energy commissioner
11:30Here in Brussels
11:30Saying that we need to
11:31Use less fuel
11:32This winter
11:32Is that sufficient though
11:33When people are really worried?
11:34Yeah but it shows
11:36It shows our failure
11:37If we are in such a position
11:39That's because
11:40We were not able
11:41To manage to be
11:42Around the table
11:43Once again
11:44It's the same in Ukraine
11:45It's the same
11:46In the Middle East
11:47In my view
11:48The destiny of the EU
11:50Is not to be
11:51The vassal of anyone
11:52The destiny of the EU
11:53Is to promote our values
11:55And to defend
11:56Our legitimate interests
11:57And today
11:58We understand that
11:59Economy and security
12:01It goes together
12:02These are not
12:03Two separate topics
12:05Or two separate areas
12:06And that's why
12:07I hope that
12:09The European Council
12:10Next week
12:10Will make strong decisions
12:12In relationship with Ukraine
12:14Of course
12:15But also
12:15In relationship
12:17With the Middle East
12:18And with this purpose
12:19To have much more influence
12:21To protect much better
12:23Our fundamental interests
12:25And as of course
12:26You mentioned
12:26Next year will be
12:27A fascinating year for Europe
12:28With so many elections
12:29Taking place
12:30Have you followed
12:30The scandal going on
12:31In France
12:32Regarding Jordan Bardella
12:33What's your view here?
12:34I do not to comment
12:36The recent developments
12:38In relationship
12:38With Jordan Bardella
12:40But one thing
12:40Is absolutely clear
12:41The choice for the voters
12:43In France
12:44But also in some other
12:45European countries
12:46Will be a choice
12:47For more European integration
12:49More common sense
12:51That's my personal opinion
12:53Or on the contrary
12:54A choice for fermentation
12:55And a choice for some ambiguities
12:58In relationship with Russia
12:59On my side
13:01There is no doubt
13:02That what we need
13:03Is more EU
13:04More effectiveness
13:06And we need
13:08Also to be very clear
13:09That going in the direction
13:11Of more fragmentation
13:12More nationalism
13:14More polarisation
13:15Is the wrong choice
13:17And it will lead
13:17To more poverty
13:19And less influence
13:19For the EU
13:20It will be detrimental
13:21For the citizens
13:23All across the EU
13:24Okay
13:24Jean-Michel
13:25Thank you so much
13:25For coming in
13:26Take care
13:26And see you
13:27Very soon
13:28And of course
13:28We'll stick to that
13:29Topic of France
13:30Where Jordan Bardella
13:31The popular young leader
13:32Of the French
13:33Far-right national rally
13:34Is gripped in scandal
13:36Just months ahead
13:38Of the presidential elections
13:39He is denied
13:41Writing anti-Semitic messages
13:43Back in 2013
13:44After an investigation
13:45By the left-leaning outlet
13:47Media Park
13:48Alleged that he did
13:49For more on this story
13:50That we're watching closely
13:51We're joined now
13:52By our French politics expert
13:54Maya Delavum
13:55Good morning Maya
13:55Good morning Maeve
13:56So look
13:57These allegations came out
13:58A while ago
13:59But the story is evolving
14:00Every day
14:01Tell us more
14:01Yes
14:02So the investigative website
14:04Media Park
14:04Revealed a few weeks ago
14:06That Jordan Bardella
14:08Who could be
14:09France's next prime minister
14:10Had an exchange
14:11Of private messages
14:13On Facebook
14:14In 2013
14:14So he was
14:1517 years old
14:17At the time
14:17And these messages
14:18Were directed
14:19Against Jews
14:20Those messages
14:22Were authenticated
14:23By Facebook itself
14:25And by Media Park
14:26Last week
14:27So we can have
14:28On screen
14:28An extract
14:29Of these messaging
14:30So Bardella
14:32Wrote that
14:33The Jew
14:33Must dominate
14:34Other peoples
14:35Crush them
14:36And rob them
14:37All banks
14:38Are held
14:38By the Jews
14:40And what have
14:41The reactions
14:41Been Maya
14:42Will this impact
14:43The campaign?
14:44So there was
14:45A huge political
14:46Backlash
14:47After these revelations
14:48You know Maeve
14:50That we are
14:50Seven months ahead
14:51Of the next
14:52Presidential elections
14:53In France
14:54Jordan Bardella
14:56But also Marine Le Pen
14:57The leader
14:57Of the National Front
14:58Are the clear
14:59Frontrunners
15:00In this campaign
15:02And the reactions
15:03From the national rally
15:05Has been to massively
15:06Rally around Bardella
15:08We can see it also
15:09On screen here
15:11Marine Le Pen
15:11The leader
15:12Of the RN
15:13Said you won't
15:15Get anyone
15:15To believe
15:16That it's just
15:17Madness
15:18I have complete
15:19Confidence
15:20In Jordan
15:21So there was also
15:23An interesting reaction
15:24From the opposition
15:26Leaders in France
15:27Many of them said
15:28That there is
15:29Still an undercurrent
15:31Of anti-semitism
15:32In the national rally
15:34And as you know
15:34This has been
15:36A problem
15:36Inside the RN
15:37With Jean-Marie Le Pen
15:38The founder
15:38Of the RN
15:39Who was sued
15:41Many times
15:41For his
15:42Anti-semitic comments
15:44So all in all
15:45What is exactly
15:46The impact
15:47Of this scandal
15:48I think
15:48That it will be
15:49Limited
15:50And the reason
15:51Is very clear
15:52The polls
15:53Are very high
15:54When it comes
15:55To the national rally
15:57They're riding
15:58Very high
15:58And that's the main point
15:59Isn't it
16:00Thank you so much
16:01For your analysis
16:02There
16:03And now to Brazil
16:05Where Flavio Bolsonaro
16:06The son
16:07Of the former president
16:08Jair Bolsonaro
16:10Who's behind bars
16:11Has won
16:12The very first round
16:13Of Brazil's
16:14Presidential elections
16:15Beating
16:15The incumbent
16:16Left-wing president
16:18Lula da Silva
16:18But he didn't obtain
16:19More than 50%
16:20Of the votes
16:21That are required
16:22To win outright
16:23A second round
16:24Will be taking place
16:25At the end of October
16:26For analysis
16:27We can bring in
16:28And now Joao Albuquerque
16:29Portuguese political analyst
16:30And former MEP
16:31Good morning Joao
16:33Great to see you
16:33And have you here
16:34In the studio
16:34What is your reaction
16:35To this outcome
16:37Well I would say
16:38That it's a sad morning
16:40It's a worrying morning
16:41We haven't seen
16:42In Brazil
16:42Since 1989
16:44That the first
16:45Winner
16:46The winner of the first round
16:47Does not win
16:48The second round
16:48So there is a high chance
16:49That Bolsonaro can win
16:50Again on the 25th of October
16:52So what will that mean
16:53For the world
16:54And of course for Europe
16:55I would say
16:56That has a significant impact
16:57And the shifts
16:58In South America
17:00You will have
17:01The two biggest countries
17:02In the South America region
17:04Now governed
17:05If Bolsonaro wins
17:06By right-wing
17:08Conservative majorities
17:09With a different agenda
17:11Very close to Donald Trump
17:12And moving further away
17:13And this is the particular point
17:14That I want to make
17:15Potentially moving further away
17:17From the European Union
17:18Which Lula has managed to do
17:19To bridge in the recent years
17:21Indeed
17:21There was lots of prospects there
17:22For various different deals
17:23When it came to trade
17:24The climate of course
17:25Absolutely
17:26Lula has had a very significant impact
17:29In approving the Mercosur agreement
17:30But also in making sure
17:32That we have
17:32On cultural issues
17:34On progressive and democratic issues
17:36There was an approximation
17:37Between the two sides
17:39And I think it was very important
17:40That the two sides
17:41Managed to come together
17:43And I think this is at risk now
17:44With the election of Bolsonaro
17:46But it's interesting
17:47Because the figures show
17:48That growth improved
17:49Under Lula
17:50But voters I guess
17:52Fell very much crushed by debt
17:53There is a significant
17:55Social movement
17:56In the last few years
17:58That has put a lot of pressure
17:59On the lower class
18:02Population in Brazil
18:03Specifically because of debts
18:05In terms of credit debts
18:06But also in terms of the bets
18:07Lula has tried to target this
18:09On the last days of the campaign
18:11But it was significantly
18:12Not enough
18:12And not enough
18:14To convince the voters
18:15To vote for him
18:16After what he tried to do
18:17And as you say
18:18Flavio Bolsonaro
18:19If elected
18:19He will represent
18:20A sharp hardline
18:22Shift to the right
18:23What kind of radical
18:24Policy overhaul
18:26Should we embrace
18:26For here in Europe
18:27I think you will follow
18:28The tendency that you see
18:29With Millet in Argentina
18:30But a very close minded
18:33Partner to Donald Trump
18:34It's this right
18:35That is very conservative
18:37In terms of values
18:37In terms of social
18:38And cultural values
18:39But at the same time
18:40Very liberal
18:41In terms of the economic policy
18:43So trying to cut down
18:44On government funding
18:45On government spending
18:45On a population
18:47That of course
18:48Heavily depends
18:49On the social benefits
18:50That the state provides
18:51This can have
18:52Significant impact
18:53In the social elevator
18:55And the way that people
18:56Can come out of poverty
18:57So that's why of course
18:58This election
18:59Has been very closely watched
19:00Here in the de facto EU capital
19:01Here in Brussels
19:02Raoul Bukharke
19:02Thank you so much
19:03It was a pleasure
19:04For your analysis
19:04And that brings
19:05Monday's edition
19:06Of Europe Today to an end
19:08Thank you so much
19:09For your company
19:10As always
19:10Any comments
19:12Do reach out to us
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19:13At Euronews.com
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19:16For now
19:16Take care
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