00:00The European Commission is set to propose new powers for the EU border agency Frontex,
00:04allowing it to help return irregular migrants from one non-EU country to another.
00:10European leaders have hailed Brazilian President Lula da Silva's re-election,
00:14securing a key ally for the EU.
00:21Israel is preparing to vote on Tuesday in national elections,
00:25widely seen as a referendum on long-time Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
00:30The European Commission is set to propose new powers for the EU border agency Frontex,
00:35allowing it to help return irregular migrants from one non-EU country to another.
00:40Under the planned reforms, Frontex could support authorities in countries,
00:44including those in North Africa, in returning migrants before they reach Europe.
00:49The agency could also take part in deportations from migrant return hubs outside the EU.
00:55The proposal would create a rapid response force for sudden, large arrivals
00:59and an online unit to monitor social media for signs of such large movements.
01:04Any cooperation would require an agreement with the country involved.
01:09An EU official told Euronews that returning people earlier
01:12could reduce the number of deportations carried out from inside Europe.
01:17But rights groups want stronger oversight and accountability,
01:20citing concerns about rights violations during existing operations.
01:24The Commission is expected to present the reform on Tuesday.
01:28Frontex is also set to receive 12 billion euros under the EU's next seven-year budget,
01:34double its previous allocation.
01:41European leaders have hailed Brazilian President Lula da Silva's re-election for a fourth term,
01:47defying predictions of a right-wing surge in Latin America's most populous country
01:52and securing a key ally for the EU.
01:54European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen
01:57and European Council President António Costa were among the first to congratulate Lula,
02:02with whom they worked closely to secure the EU-Mercoso trade deal.
02:07Democracy and multilateralism have won in Brazil, said von der Leyen on social media.
02:12Costa spoke with Lula on Sunday night to personally congratulate him.
02:16The trade agreement, signed in January with the South American bloc,
02:21comprising Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay,
02:24was recently seen as a rebuke to U.S. President Donald Trump's punitive tariffs.
02:29Brussels had feared that Lula's right-wing rival, Flavio Bolsonaro,
02:33would jeopardize the deal after calling on Brazil to break free of Mercosur's shackles
02:38and pursue independent trade agreements, including with the U.S.
02:42The EU and Brazil have found common ground on areas that Trump has challenged,
02:47such as free trade, the multilateral order and climate action, with a focus on the Amazon.
02:59Opposition leader and Nobel laureate Maria Corina Machado is back in Venezuela.
03:03On Monday, she said she was ready to talk to the interim president.
03:07Machado reappeared in Caracas Sunday for the first time since December.
03:11A return after nearly nine years of exile.
03:15This is her first appearance since the U.S. military deposed the country's then-president,
03:20Nicolas Maduro, in January.
03:22The opposition leader has reached out to act in President Delce Rodriguez,
03:27saying she is prepared to hold talks with the woman who represents the legacy of Nicolas Maduro.
03:33Rodriguez, who took the position with Washington's blessing,
03:36has exceeded the time she was authorized to serve,
03:39but has remained in office and has made no move to call an election.
03:44Machado and her lies have been demanding a date for elections.
03:48U.S. President Donald Trump said he wasn't aware of Machado's return.
03:52I don't know anything about her, but I think she's a very nice woman.
03:55She gave me her Nobel Prize, so how can I say anything else?
04:00And I hope she's safe. She's a very nice woman.
04:04But we're doing really well in Venezuela.
04:07For U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio,
04:10the priority is to stabilize the country's economy and rebuilding its institutions.
04:20Israel is preparing to vote on Tuesday in national elections,
04:24widely seen as a referendum on longtime Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
04:29Polls show Netanyahu running neck and neck with contender Gadi Eisenkot,
04:33who has risen up as the Prime Minister's chief rival.
04:36Eisenkot has pledged a state commission of inquiry into the feelings that led to Hamas's
04:42October 7, 2023 attack under Netanyahu's watch,
04:46a prominent election issue for many Israelis.
04:50Netanyahu's critics accuse him of putting his political survival above the greater good,
04:55and he is currently facing trial on corruption charges, which he denies.
04:59His supporters see him as a veteran statesman who has gone toe-to-toe with U.S. presidents
05:04and other world leaders resisting pressure to end the war in Gaza
05:08or make other concessions that could harm Israel's security.
05:12The election campaign has seen no debate, however, over Israel's conduct in Gaza following the attack,
05:18and both of the main electoral blocs are dominated by parties that support Jewish settlement in the
05:24occupied West Bank and oppose the establishment of a Palestinian state,
05:28and no major candidate is advocating a return to the peace process.
05:33Israelis vote for parties, not specific candidates,
05:36and no single party is expected to win an absolute majority in parliament known as the Knesset.
05:42Whoever can gather a majority coalition will become the next Prime Minister.
05:50Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic concedes defeat in the snap general election.
05:55The vote was seen as a referendum on Vucic's political dominance
06:00and the system that had been in place in Serbia for more than a decade.
06:03The vote ended with a crushing defeat for him and a spectacular breakthrough for the student list,
06:09a movement that had rapidly transformed itself into the country's most important political force.
06:15For Bojan Vranic, a professor of political science at the University of Belgrade,
06:20this is an extraordinary historical moment in Serbian parliamentary democracy because this completely changes the political landscape of the country.
06:33It's not just a victory over a hybrid regime's leader.
06:39It is a victory over existing parliamentary opposition.
06:44It is bringing in a new, fresh political elite, new dynamics.
06:50And it all began from, as you said, this grassroots movement who simply changed the rules of the game.
06:58The opposition led by the student list is projected to win between 135 and 140 seats in the 250-seat
07:07parliament.
07:08A challenge now awaits these newcomers to politics.
07:11Judging by their program, we cannot expect any radical and sudden changes.
07:18And this is very much in line with the traditional conservative Serbian voters.
07:24So Serbian voters do not like a radical change.
07:26So they will vote for someone who will reduce continuity, but with some improvements.
07:32And this is something that we can expect in a short-term period.
07:37Regarding the EU, Vranich doesn't expect a miracle breakthrough in European integration with the next government.
07:50Nigeria's only confirmed case in Africa's latest deadly Ebola outbreak was flown from the capital Abuja to Switzerland on Monday.
07:58But in this case, she's a 42-year-old woman.
08:03She's Ugandan.
08:04She's married to a Swiss.
08:06Married to a Swiss.
08:07A Swiss.
08:09Now, from investigation, she traveled out sometime, you said, in September to that area.
08:17And they came back through Kenya, all those, and this is a bababra.
08:22That's a bababra that came here.
08:23But the difficulty we have is to ascertain the travel history.
08:30Nigerian health authorities have identified 53 of the patients' contacts, including health workers, relatives, and household staff.
08:38Uganda's Ministry of Health said last week that the patient had no symptoms when she left Uganda.
08:44Meanwhile, Uganda is reinforcing border controls to stop the spread of the virus
08:50and now requires citizens returning from neighbouring Diyosi to spend 21 days in quarantine.
08:58I would like to re-emphasize to all Ugandans watching and listening
09:04and the international community that as of today, Sunday, the 25th, October, 2026,
09:16Uganda remains Ebola-free.
09:19We don't have any case of Ebola in Uganda.
09:24The Ebola outbreak that began in the Democratic Republic of Congo in May
09:28has infected nearly 10,000 people across Africa and killed more than 4,700.
09:37The Zonda crypto scandal rocked Polish politics a few months ago,
09:41but the corruption allegations aren't the whole story.
09:45Tens of thousands of customers of the cryptocurrency exchange across Europe
09:48don't have access to their funds, and the amounts involve total hundreds of millions of euros.
09:54Według zarówno naszych szacunków, to to miało być około 3 miliardów złotych,
09:58syndyk mówił, że według jego ksiąg 700 milionów euro, czyli mniej więcej to są te właśnie kwoty,
10:03a na połowę października mieliśmy my według syndyka zgłoszeń,
10:07to było około 5 tysięcy osób, na 30 kilka, 40 milionów euro,
10:13więc kwotowo jest to 6% tych szacowanego zadłużenia.
10:20Na dzisiaj priorytetem jest to, aby wszyscy poszkodowani, którzy mieli środki na Zonda Crypto,
10:25zgłosili swoje wyżytelności do syndyka do 27 października.
10:28W Estonii syndyk przyjmuje mailowo, więc jest dużo bardziej odformalizowana ta procedura zgłaszania wyżytelności.
10:35Nie ma wymaganego wzoru formularza.
10:39Syndyk przyjmuje zgłoszenia po estońsku lub po angielsku.
10:42Jedno jest pewne, no niestety poszkodowany musi podjąć tę decyzję, podjąć to ryzyko,
10:46bo na pewno do 27 października nie będzie znany ten majątek,
10:49a potem będzie zapójstą na zgłoszenie.
10:51Jeśli przegapii ten termin, to może zgłosić po czasie,
10:55ale wówczas spada do niższej grupy zaspokojenia, do dalszej kolejki.
11:01I to oznacza, że on dostałby jakiekolwiek pieniądze,
11:04jeśli wszyscy ci, którzy zgłoszą się w terminie, dostaliby 100%.
11:18Kiedy przeglądałem te wszystkie informacje, natknąłem się na konta,
11:21które oczekiwały, żeby dać im zdalny dostęp do komputera,
11:25bo one pomogą wypełnić, żeby dać kod BLEEK,
11:27więc apeluję, żeby tutaj drugi raz nie dać się oszukać.
11:31Nie dajemy nikomu zdalnego dostępu do komputera,
11:33bo to jest niepotrzebne, nie dajemy swoich haseł,
11:35nie dajemy kodów BLEEK, bo te rzeczy są niepotrzebne.
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