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00:00In the first public confirmation by the U.S., the Defense Secretary confirmed that North

00:06Korean troops are in Russia.

00:11Defense ministers from Germany and the U.K. signed a pact to boost European security amid

00:16rising Russian aggression.

00:21The

00:47first public confirmation by the U.S., the Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said on Wednesday

00:52that there is evidence that North Korean troops are in Russia and it remains to be seen what

00:58they would be doing there.

01:17Hours earlier, Ukraine's military intelligence chief, Kyrill Budanov, said that the first

01:21North Korean units were expected to arrive to Russia's Kursk region on Wednesday, the

01:2623rd of October.

01:28They could supposedly help Russia resist Ukraine's incursion.

01:32Early in October, Budanov said the total number of around 11,000 North Korean troops in Russia

01:39will be ready to fight in Ukraine by the 1st of November.

01:43He said that in return, Russia is helping North Korea evade sanctions and develop its

01:48nuclear capabilities, including providing technologies for smaller tactical nuclear

01:54weapons and submarine missile launch systems.

01:57South Korea's spy chief stated that about 3,000 North Korean troops have been sent to

02:03Russia and they are now receiving training on drones and other equipment before being

02:09deployed to the battlefield in Ukraine.

02:24Volodymyr Zelensky said earlier that according to the military intelligence, some North Korean

02:29officers are already in the occupied territories of Ukraine.

02:40Defence ministers from Germany and the UK signed a pact on Wednesday to boost European

02:45security amid rising Russian aggression.

02:48Under the agreement, German submarine hunting planes will patrol the North Atlantic from

02:53a base in Scotland.

02:54UK Defence Secretary John Healey said the need for Europe to bolster its own security

02:59and for the UK to play a bigger role in NATO are what drove the deal.

03:04We share the same threats, war in Ukraine, conflict in the Middle East, growing Russian

03:10aggression.

03:12We share the same values, democracy, individual freedom, rule of law.

03:19And in a more dangerous world, allies are our strategic strength and we must do more

03:25together.

03:28German defence giant Rheinmetall is set to open a factory producing artillery gun barrels

03:33using British steel.

03:35Britain and Germany are also expected to collaborate on developing new land-based and aerial drones,

03:40as well as long-range strike weapons that can travel farther than the UK's existing

03:44Storm Shadow missiles.

03:47The European Parliament and the Council are at war over the EU budget for 2025, especially

03:56after the Council proposed to cut the European Commission's proposal to €1.5 billion.

04:03The European Parliament, which voted its position this Wednesday, considers that this money

04:07would not be enough to cover key EU programmes, such as Erasmus+, and would prevent financing

04:13the needs of citizens.

04:15The two institutions will have to negotiate this budget before mid-November, and it is

04:20expected to be a highly political discussion.

04:23They will also have to decide how they will pay the interests of the recovery fund, which

04:28has risen in recent years.

04:30Aida Sánchez Alonso, Euronews, Strasbourg.

04:37An investigation into the disappearance of more than 50,000 child migrants has won the

04:42European Parliament's 2024 Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize for Journalism.

04:50Lost in Europe, a project led by Dutch journalist Heysha Van Haren revealed that since 2021,

04:57on average nearly 47 migrant children arriving in Europe have gone missing per day.

05:03The research uncovered significant inconsistencies in documentation and reporting across 31 countries,

05:10including Austria, Germany and Italy, raising concerns that the actual number of missing

05:15children may be higher.

05:17They say this is just a tip of the iceberg that there were 51,433 children missing.

05:28The last time that we did this investigation, there were only 18,000 children missing back

05:34in 2021, so the number did increase.

05:39We don't know what happens if we do the investigation again in three years.

05:44The investigation found that many of these children fall victim to human trafficking

05:49or get caught up in people smuggling gangs.

05:52Many children are also caught at the borders and they end up in prison for people smuggling

05:58whilst they were smuggled themselves.

06:01So the EU war against people smuggling works out the other way for minor children.

06:10A lot of minor children are in adult detention because of that.

06:15The Lost in Europe team received their award at a ceremony in Strasbourg.

06:23At least five people have been killed and around 20 injured in an apparent terrorist

06:28attack in the Turkish capital of Ankara.

06:32Assailants set off explosives and opened fire against the Turkish state-run aerospace and

06:37defence company, according to Turkish President Erdogan.

06:43Local media reported three assailants, including a woman, arriving at an entry to the complex

06:48inside a taxi.

06:50Authorities said two of the attackers had been neutralised and ambulance and firefighters

06:55were dispatched to the site.

06:57Helicopters were seen flying above the headquarters of Turkish Aerospace Industries as security

07:03forces entered the site, according to local media.

07:07Established in 1984, TAI is a leading aerospace company in Turkey that specialises in the

07:14manufacture, design and modern development of integrated aerospace systems.

07:20It was not clear who or what group may have been behind the attack.

07:32A burning bus is one of the most visible signs of the night of violence in Lisbon.

07:38Several Portuguese municipalities were affected by violent clashes in a second night of confrontations

07:43with police, triggered by the death of Odeir Moniz, a Cape Verdean citizen shot by a police

07:49officer on Monday.

07:51Four people were injured, including two officers.

07:55Three people were arrested following the disturbances, which set fire to two buses, several small

08:00vehicles and rubbish bins.

08:02The Portuguese government called the violence unacceptable, and the president emphasised

08:06the need to preserve public safety and order.

08:12The Ministry of Internal Affairs has ordered an urgent inquiry into the circumstances surrounding

08:17Odeir Moniz's death.

08:19The Portuguese police force claims that the man fled and tried to attack the police with

08:23a bladed weapon.

08:25The officer who shot the man has since been charged.

08:36French maritime authorities pulled the bodies of two migrants from the English Channel on

08:41Wednesday that had attempted to cross the treacherous waterway between France and England.

08:46Their deaths were confirmed by a medical team in the French port of Calais.

08:50This pushes the count of dead and missing in French waters so far this year to 53.

08:56In a statement, authorities said a search operation was launched after a life vest was

09:00found at sea.

09:02Forty-six other people on board a heavily overloaded inflatable boat were rescued, they

09:06added.

09:10Pensions has become a hot topic in Germany, with several political parties capitalising

09:14on poverty amongst retirees.

09:17We sat down with Berlin pensioner Anchi, who told us she receives 1,500 Euros net per month

09:23after a 45-year career working as an elderly carer, to ask about the reality of pensions.

09:34And what about the other pensioners at the care home Anchi worked at?

09:43Older people who have to be accommodated or are accommodated by their relatives and so on.

09:51Many of them don't have much, they only have a little bit of basic pocket money a month.

09:57They themselves are in a very bad position.

10:00In the past, many, especially the women, were at home and were dependent on the husband

10:07or took care of the children.

10:12I feel very left alone, also from the start.

10:18We spoke to the German pension system, who highlighted that pensions are tied to wage

10:23development, and said that pensions have increased by 4.5% this year.

10:28They also recommended relying on other sources of income for retiring.

10:32We have the so-called three-pillar model in Germany since 2001.

10:37In other words, retirement income is not only the legal pension insurance,

10:42but many people also receive it from other sources.

10:45For example, three pillars, the large supporting pillar, the legal pension insurance.

10:51But there is also private pension care and business pension care.

10:56And these can also be sources of income in old age.

10:59There is also capital, there is income from rental and mortgage,

11:05there may be a partner who finances you,

11:08so that when you look at your retirement income later,

11:12you should always look at the context of the household and not just the legal pension insurance.

11:19Despite that, the pension system is a gift that allows seniors who have contributed to society

11:24for 45 years to be given the opportunity to retire for another few decades in peace.

11:30Liv Stroud, FIIA Euronews.

11:35Euronews. The news.

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