00:00Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets across France protesting against what they call chronic underinvestment in
00:08the country's secondary schools.
00:10A search is underway in the Black Sea for the crew of a cargo ship that sank after drones struck
00:15two commercial vessels off Bulgaria early on Tuesday.
00:20Francis Halson wins the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for catching rare cosmic particles in Antarctic ice.
00:31The secondary school protests on Tuesday across France drew 256,000 people nationwide according to the Ministry of the Interior.
00:41Secondary school and student organizations put the figure at 450,000.
00:47Paris saw the largest procession of demonstrators.
01:12The demonstrators also gathered to condemn the violent excesses and police brutality that accompanied the protests.
01:20We also condemn the police violence because they are very present.
01:24There have been several hundreds of interpellations and there have been a lot of deaths.
01:30The police violence is too present and the response of the government is not quite present.
01:35There are more CRS than the teachers in the class, that's the impression we have in all of them.
01:40Parents, trade unions and teachers were there not only to supervise the younger pupils but also to voice their demands.
01:46We have a part of the political class who thinks that what young people think, their demands are a bit
01:53cruel or they can still have a few years before they announce them.
01:57And no, we think that they have the right to be heard.
02:00Well, it's fair to say that what started out as a protest in the suburbs of Paris has grown into
02:05something far greater.
02:07Today we saw trade unions march alongside students in the streets of Paris.
02:12The protests were for the most part peaceful.
02:16However, later in the day we did see the first signs of clashes with the police and violence emerge.
02:22Although, at present, the finer details around what really occurred remain to be defined.
02:28Estelle Nelson-Julian reporting for Euronews from Paris.
02:33A search is underway in the Black Sea for the crew of a cargo ship that sank after drones struck
02:38two commercial vessels in Bulgaria's exclusive economic zone.
02:42Bulgarian Prime Minister Roman Radev called the incident unacceptable.
02:46The incident unacceptable.
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03:20The attacks happened early on Tuesday around 7 nautical miles east of the town of Biala.
03:26The crew of the Bulgarian ferry Dios Kuria saw an explosion and sailed to the scene, finding
03:31an overturned lifeboat and life jackets, but no crew members.
03:36Officials have not said how many people were aboard the sunken ship.
03:39A second vessel caught fire after being struck.
03:41All 18 crew members were rescued, 11 Turkish and 7 Indian nationals.
03:47Bulgaria has deployed naval and aerial assets for the search operation.
03:52Authorities have not said who launched the drones.
04:05Qatar says efforts to ease the regional crisis are continuing, with messages still going back
04:10and forth between the different sides.
04:12We've just had an update here from the foreign ministry in Doha.
04:15Doha says contacts between Washington and Tehran haven't stopped as mediators try to find common ground.
04:22The scale of this conflict and the magnitude of the price that the whole world is paying
04:27requires us to put our best efforts to end this immediately through a negotiable solution
04:33on the negotiation table.
04:36Iran's Interior Minister has met Qatar's Amir with talks focused on de-escalation.
04:41The fate of three Iranian military pilots also came up.
04:45Tehran claims they're being held in Qatar.
04:47Doha denies that and says Iran can send a technical team to review details of its search and rescue operation.
04:53Meanwhile, tensions are also rising in Yemen.
04:55Houthi attacks have hit airports in Jizan and Najran in Saudi Arabia, prompting Saudi-led coalition strikes in Yemen.
05:04We support Saudi Saudi Arabia's Saudi government in all that takes care of its efforts to protect its safety and
05:09safety.
05:21Qatar also backs the Mecca alliance between Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan, but says it's too early to discuss joining.
05:28And the escalation is getting Europe's attention.
05:31European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says the Houthi attacks are fueling violence and threatening global energy security.
05:37The issue is expected to feature prominently at the second annual EU-GCC summit in Saudi Arabia on October 24th,
05:45which Qatar's Amir has been invited to attend.
05:48But so far, those diplomatic efforts haven't led to a breakthrough.
05:52And with tensions playing out on several fronts, there's growing pressure to find a way forward.
05:57Adil Halim, Euronews, Doha.
06:04A Flavio Bolsonaro victory could push Brazil away from the European Union.
06:09Former MEP and Vice Chair of the EU-Brazil delegation, Jaume Abubakar, has told Euronews.
06:15Speaking on Euronews flagship live morning show Europe Today, Abubakar noted incumbent Brazilian leader Lula da Silva helped bring Latin
06:24America's biggest economy and the EU closer on trade, climate and democratic values.
06:31But a shift to the right, he says, could now put those ties at risk.
06:36Lula has had a very significant impact in approving the Mercosur agreement, but also in making sure that we have,
06:42on cultural issues, on progressive and democratic issues, there was an approximation between the two sides.
06:49And I think it was very important that the two sides managed to come together, and I think this is
06:54at risk now with the election of Bolsonaro.
06:56He also gave insights into what a Bolsonaro government could likely mean for Brazil.
07:02I think he will follow the tendency that you see with Millet in Argentina, but a very close-minded partner
07:09to Donald Trump.
07:10It's this right that is very conservative in terms of values, in terms of social and cultural values, but at
07:15the same time very liberal in terms of the economic policies.
07:19So trying to cut down on government funding, on government spending, on a population that, of course, heavily depends on
07:24the social benefits that the state provides, this can have significant impacts in the social elevator and the way that
07:32people can come out of poverty.
07:33Albuquerque's comments come as neither President Lula nor Bolsonaro, the eldest son, or former President Jair Bolsonaro,
07:41warned the majority needed to secure the presidency outright in the first round.
07:46The presidential poll heads to a run of second round votes on October 25.
07:55Greece's demographic crisis may be the most serious issue facing the country, and it is only getting worse.
08:00In rural areas and on the islands, the population has been underway for years, and schools are closing for lack
08:06of children.
08:07One such place is the small eastern Aegean island of Thymena, where the elementary school has just two students this
08:13year.
08:21Thymena has no preschool or middle school.
08:24The island's six teenagers must take the boat to neighboring Furni island every morning to attend school.
08:30The child is his only in school.
08:33He doesn't have any other children to play, to come, to have this kind of enthusiasm, to feed.
08:39He is his only child.
08:41He has now, he went to the first time, a shop, and he plays with it.
08:44Just two firsts a week, connect Thymena with Athens.
08:48The journey takes at least eight hours and includes a transfer at Furni.
08:51When the weather turns bad, services often suspended, leaving residents stranded for days.
08:56Why are they dead?
08:59Why do they want to be dead?
09:03What is the state to be dead here?
09:06What is it that they want to be dead?
09:07For us to get sick and to get sick and to get sick, we have to fight.
09:10These children are young.
09:11For us to get sick and to be dead.
09:15For us to get sick and to get sick and to get sick and to be tired,
09:48The island has about 140 permanent residents, most of them pensioners.
10:05The Greek government has announced incentives for people to relocate permanently from the cities to the islands and villages.
10:12But with inflation rising continuously, these incentives don't appear to be enough.
10:16It's not just the issue of the demographic issue, it's only on the island, it's everywhere.
10:22The smaller cities are only.
10:32The Nobel Prize in Physics goes to a detector buried in the ice at the South Pole, built
10:39to catch some of the most elusive particles in the universe.
10:44Belgium-born physicist Francis Halzen has won the 2026 prize for his work on the Ice Cube Neutrino Observatory,
10:52a cubic kilometer of Arctic ice fitted with light sensors built to catch neutrinos.
10:59These can be described as rare particles from the far reaches of the universe that can reach
11:05Earth without changing direction or losing energy, thus carrying unique information.
11:13The Academy says his work has paved the way for a new kind of astronomy.
11:17The Big Bang wouldn't have happened.
11:20Halzen, who is 82 and teaches at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, first proposed the idea in 1988.
11:27The detector was completed in 2011.
11:31He said the prize comes as a great surprise and expressed his hope that it reflected well
11:37on the courageous people who joined him at the start of his journey.
11:40That eventually makes you and I.
