00:01A day after a weekend of protests marked by widespread looting and vandalism,
00:07several French cities woke up to scenes of destruction.
00:10Shop owners in Paris assessed the damage and tried to tidy up.
00:14D'un seul coup, la nuit tombante, il y a des hordes de groupes bien organisés, méthodiques,
00:23à peu près une vingtaine, trentaine à chaque fois, qui viennent et qui s'en sont pris à nos points
00:30de vente,
00:31armés par les échafaudages qui étaient juste derrière et qui ont tout cassé, tout, tout, tout cassé, et pillé et
00:39volé.
00:40This tobacconist owner is worried he will have to remain close for a while, despite having to pay back his
00:46loan to the bank.
00:48Constaté, dans un premier temps, on attend les assurances pour voir comment faire pour la suite.
00:57On va essayer de chercher de l'accompagnement, de l'aide un peu partout pour essayer de reconstruire.
01:04On essaye de rester optimiste par rapport à la suite, mais ce n'est pas facile.
01:09An inter-ministral crisis meeting was held on Monday as the government struggled to respond to discontent over surging cost
01:17of living.
01:18The French Prime Minister announced localised curfews from 8pm to 6am on Monday and Tuesday in four northern cities
01:25and did not rule out imposing a state of emergency.
01:33Protesters blocked the entrance to the Louvre in Paris on Monday as French authorities scrambled to stem public discontent,
01:39which had fueled a series of mass demonstrations over a rampant cost of living crisis and school funding.
01:45Students posted outside the world-renowned museum unfurled a banner which read,
01:50quote,
01:51We're proud to announce that we're blocking the world's largest museum.
01:54The museum's management and union groups said the protest was led by students from École du Louvre.
02:00Protests over the weekend spilled over into some of the worst violence in recent years
02:05as rioters hijacked what were meant to be peaceful demonstrations, incited chaos and unleashed mayhem in the streets.
02:12Some 1,800 people were arrested nationwide, with roughly half of them in the French capital,
02:17after rioters clashed with police forces, vandalized properties, looted stores and set objects and vehicles alike.
02:24French President Emmanuel Macron ordered a security review as the country's interior minister admitted that the police had lost control
02:32during the weekend's unrest.
02:34Undeterred, the Yellow Vest Movement, which organized the weekend's rallies, called for a new round of protests on Saturday.
02:41The latest rallies, according to official figures, drew more than half a million people out onto the streets.
02:48Speaking late on Sunday, the French leader also renewed earlier vows
02:52to capture all those who engaged in criminal activity and hold them to account.
03:01Albanian Prime Minister Eddie Rama accused some of those taking part in anti-government protests as having crossed a red
03:07line
03:07as demonstrations continued across the country on Monday.
03:11The so-called Flamingo protests have been ongoing in Albania for months, calling for Rama's resignation.
03:16But clashes ramped up early last week as a student movement calling for action over high tuition fees joined in
03:23the action.
03:23The Albanian Premier noted that protesting is a rape, but denounced violence and rioting, stressing that the government will prevail
03:31over those who seek to undermine it.
03:33Nuk diskutojt që shteti dhe tafitoj I këtë betej t'e nuk diskutojt që kush mendon se vors shhtetin për
03:40para, dhe kush menden...
03:42that we will get our own state,
03:44and we will get our own dialogue in each day,
03:51in each day, in each country,
03:53with all the forces that are not distanced by the police.
04:02Especially those who call me the police,
04:06especially those who do not call it the police,
04:14violent clashes with police in recent days have seen protesters set buildings alight
04:19hurl molotov cocktails and shoot fireworks at officers who have responded with rubber bullets
04:24water cannons and tear gas albanian police said more than 120 people were arrested in
04:30the capital tirana over the last few days and have vowed to prosecute them for inciting violence
04:42russia's president vladimir putin has reportedly proposed a three-way summit with u.s president
04:47donald trump and chinese leader xi jinping next month to negotiate an end to the full-scale
04:52invasion of ukraine according to u.s media the proposal was reportedly made during a phone call
04:58between putin and trump on the 9th of october the wall street journal reported on sunday that the
05:03kremlin suggested holding the meeting on the sidelines of the asia pacific economic cooperation
05:08summit in shenzhen on the 18th and 19th a senior u.s official told the newspaper that trump has not
05:16agreed to attend but could be receptive to the proposal there was no indication that ukraine
05:21would participate in the proposed talks the prospect of such a meeting comes as trump seeks
05:26to revive negotiations with moscow arguing that imposing further economic pressure on russia could
05:32undermine efforts to end the war the european commission stressed any solution that is found
05:37for ukraine needs to respect its territorial integrity if putin would like to end this war
05:44he can just stop uh this war uh today and the war could be over today uh we have unfortunately
05:51seen
05:52it recently in the context of uh the announced energy ceasefire that russia has uh shown no signs of
05:58wanting to uh to to fulfill it and go in that direction the spokesperson also added that eu leaders have
06:06made clear at last week european summits that europe has a key role to play in a future settlement
06:11and will also defend its interests
06:19deforestation in the amazon rainforest has fallen to its lowest level since records began
06:24in 1988 brazil's government has announced annual loss between august 2025 to july 2026 stood at more
06:34than 3 000 square kilometers according to official satellite data down 41.8 percent a year earlier
06:42its testament to the success of brazil's renewed efforts under president luis ignacio lula da silva to curb
06:49amazon deforestation reversing a surge under his predecessor far-right president jair bolsonaro
06:56despite progress curbing deforestation the amazon faces threats from climate change proposed legislation
07:03and a possible change in brazil's presidency senator flavio bolsonaro son of former president jair bolsonaro
07:11won 47 of the vote while lula received 45 the two face a october 25th runoff the candidates offer sharply
07:22different visions for the rainforest climate and conservation experts warn that a bolsonaro victory
07:29could reverse policies to curb deforestation he has pledged to end illegal deforestation by 2029
07:36a year ahead of brazil's current target lula's re-election pledge goes further zero net deforestation
07:43by 2030 with restoration offsetting all forest loss legal or illegal
07:55the european union is planning a secure submarine cable linking greenland directly to europe with
08:02ambitions to extend the network to canada to japan and south korea the project is part of a broader
08:09effort to strengthen europe's digital infrastructure and security in the increasingly contested arctic
08:15region the plan is outlined in the eu's new arctic strategy which is due to be unveiled on the 20th
08:22of
08:22october the initiative comes amid a deteriorating security environment in the arctic where russia has
08:29expanded its military presence european governments are also increasingly concerned about hybrid threats
08:36including interference with satellite navigation and sabotage of undersea infrastructure meanwhile
08:42growing u.s interest in greenland has added another layer of geopolitical tension to the region
08:48the eu has already earmarked 107 million euros for connectivity projects involving greenland
08:55meaning the proposed cable would build on existing commitments rather than represent an entirely new
09:01area of investment
09:08storm adams cold low pressure system is keeping the mediterranean coast and the balearic islands on alert
09:15due to torrential rains that have caused flooding and serious incidents the situation has already
09:21claimed four lives one in cabrera de mar in the province of barcelona and three others in the
09:27valencian community two in oliva and one in sagunto in the valencian community the regions of la safor and la
09:35marina alta are the greatest concern for authorities in some areas more than 600 liters of rain per square meter
09:43have
09:43fallen in the last few hours the catalan government has activated a level two emergency and mobilized the
09:50military emergencies unit to support rescue teams authorities have asked the public to avoid
09:56traveling stay in their homes and stay away from rivers and ravines in the balearic islands the
10:03military emergencies unit has also been deployed to assist with emergency response efforts the red
10:09alert has been downgraded to orange and classes have been suspended in mallorca ibiza and for manterra
10:16as well as in dozens of municipalities in the valencian community the state meteorological agency forecast
10:24that the rains will gradually lose intensity in the valencia and balearic regions although heavy rainfall
10:31will shift toward catalonia joel and ethan cohen have received the lumiere award in lyon the city where
10:42cinema was born the brothers behind fargo the big lebowski and no country for old men were honored
10:49on friday for four decades of filmmaking the highlight of the lumiere festival's 18th edition
10:55old friends and collaborators handed them the award amongst them francis mcdormand and javier bardem
11:02the passion for the christ cinematographer caleb deschanel was amongst the guests there's something about
11:08the area that they come from in the united states it seems to have a particular sense of humor that
11:12they they bring to everything they do even even though it may be about something totally different
11:18you know even if even if they're in california they're they're always in the sort of middle northwest
11:23we all here love cinema and if you love cinema you cannot miss any brother cohen's cohen's brothers
11:30movies because they are the reason why we love movies
