00:00European leaders have agreed on a broader team that includes representatives of five countries,
00:05EU and NATO, for the Ukraine peace talks rather than appointing a single envoy.
00:10All passengers were rescued after a tanker slammed into a docked cruise ship in New Orleans,
00:15causing it to capsize with around 190 people aboard.
00:21Thousands of US flights remained cancelled as airlines worked to restore operations
00:26following a nationwide ground stop.
00:30European diesel prices remained 77% above pre-war levels,
00:34even if global oil supplies were above demand for the first time since the Iran war began.
00:41European leaders have agreed on a broader team for the Ukraine peace talks,
00:45rather than appointing a single envoy.
00:47It will include Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Poland,
00:51alongside the European Council, European Commission and NATO.
00:55Britain is not an EU member, but belongs to the E3 with France and Germany.
01:00The Dublin decision formalizes an existing format, with Italy and Poland now included.
01:05For Warsaw, it was important that Eastern Europe was represented in the talks.
01:10Meanwhile, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni had called for one European voice.
01:15EU foreign policy chief Kayakallas did not get the special envoy role she had sought.
01:20European Council President Antonio Košla said EU treaties define the roles of the Council and Commission presidents.
01:27The next question is whether Moscow will meet Europeans directly.
01:31US envoys said Putin was willing, but the Kremlin later played down the prospect.
01:44A tanker slammed into a docked cruise ship in New Orleans on Friday,
01:49causing it to capsize with around 190 people aboard.
01:54Everyone on board survived after the crash prompted a massive rescue operation for passengers and crew
01:59who fell into the Mississippi River as the ship took on water and began to topple over.
02:0732 people were taken to the hospital, but none of them had critical injuries, the city's mayor said.
02:14The boat started listing within minutes and flipped while emergency workers were still trying to get everyone off the ship.
02:21The American Heritage cruise was finishing an eight-day journey to several Mississippi River destinations in Louisiana and Mississippi.
02:31Authorities said the tanker may have had a catastrophic system failure that led to a steering issue,
02:36but the exact cause of the crash is under investigation.
02:45Passengers traveling to and from the United States continue to face delays and cancellations to flights on Saturday morning,
02:52despite the Federal Aviation Administration having lifted a nationwide ground stop.
02:57The rare order had been issued on Friday following a telecommunications outage,
03:02with all flights halted across the country.
03:05Trump administration officials said new technology being added to the nation's air traffic control system
03:11overloaded antiquated equipment and caused intermittent communications and radar gaps,
03:16leading to the flight shutdown of more than four hours.
03:20More than 2,500 flights were canceled on Saturday and hundreds more were delayed
03:25as airlines across the U.S. worked to return operations to normal.
03:30The incident marked the first national stop since January 2023
03:35and only the second since the 9-11 attacks in 2001.
03:44European diesel prices remained 77% above pre-war levels,
03:50even as recovering Gulf exports pushed global oil supplies above demand for the first time since the Iran war began.
03:57The international energy agency said on Friday.
04:01Prices have fallen sharply in recent weeks,
04:04with North Sea dated crude falling 32% from an early October peak.
04:09European diesel prices fell 11% over the same period.
04:14The IEA said diesel shortages remained the market's overriding concern.
04:20Attacks on Russian energy infrastructure continued to disrupt the country's diesel exports,
04:24adding to supply losses in the Middle East.
04:27The agency said releasing emergency diesel stocks faster over the coming months
04:32would help cover the shortfall while refinery output recovers.
04:37The IEA expects global oil supplies to exceed demand in the fourth quarter,
04:42but warned that continued attacks on shipping could disrupt the recovery.
