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00:00An Air India Boeing airplane carrying 232 passengers and 12 crew members bound for London has crashed during takeoff.
00:10The UN's nuclear watchdog finds Iran guilty of not complying with its nuclear obligations for the first time in 20 years.
00:21Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez apologises to the public after one of his top aides is implicated in a corruption case.
00:30An Air India plane bound for London's Gatwick airport has crashed during takeoff.
00:43The incident happened at India's Ahmedabad airport on Tuesday.
00:48232 passengers and 12 crew members were on board.
00:52These included 169 Indian nationals, 53 British nationals, 1 Canadian and 7 Portuguese, according to the airline.
01:07India's federal health minister said that, quote, many people were killed.
01:12The injured, meanwhile, are being taken to hospital.
01:14Authorities say that the Boeing 787-8 plane crashed in a civilian area near the airport
01:22and that at least 30 to 35 bodies had been recovered from a building at the crash site.
01:29Air India said on social media X that it was, quote, ascertaining the details of the crash.
01:34For the first time in 20 years, Iran has been found non-compliant with its nuclear obligation
01:46by the United Nations Nuclear Watchdog, IAEA.
01:50The agency's Board of Governors passed a resolution on Thursday
01:55approved by 19 countries with Russia, China and Burkina Faso voting against.
02:00The resolution follows a long-running investigation into uranium traces found at multiple locations in Iran,
02:09sites Tehran has not declared as part of its nuclear program.
02:13In the resolution, the IAEA expressed concern over Iran's failure to explain the presence of the uranium
02:20and called for full cooperation without delays with its inspectors.
02:24In response, Iran announced on Thursday that it will build a new uranium enrichment facility,
02:31saying it will be developed in a secure location.
02:35The National Council of Resistance of Iran welcomed the news.
02:38We believe now the snapback mechanism should be implemented immediately.
02:44All the six UN Security Council resolutions should be reactivated.
02:49There should be zero enrichment and all the regime's nuclear facilities has to be implemented immediately.
02:57The resolution could pave the way for renewed UN sanctions on Iran
03:01and raises the risk of escalating regional tensions.
03:05The timing of the resolution is also critical as the sixth round of high-level talks
03:10between Iran and the United States on a new nuclear agreement is set to resume this Sunday in Oman.
03:16The U.S. has ordered the departure of non-essential embassy staff and their families from the Middle East
03:27over heightened security concerns in the region.
03:30The decision comes amid an apparent impasse in U.S.-Iran nuclear talks,
03:36with U.S. President Donald Trump saying he was less confident the pair would reach a deal.
03:41The U.S. State Department on Wednesday announced it would be partially evacuating personnel
03:46from the U.S. embassy in Baghdad to keep Americans safe, both home and abroad.
03:52The department has also authorized the departure of non-essential personnel and family members
03:57from its embassies in Bahrain and Kuwait.
04:00Tensions have escalated recently amid a deadlock in negotiations between the U.S. and Iran
04:06over Tehran's advancing nuclear program.
04:10The ongoing Israel amassed war, now over 18 months,
04:13has heightened concerns of a broader conflict that could join the U.S., Israel, Iran and its regional allies.
04:20Ukraine and Russia continued the exchange of prisoners of war on Thursday, based on the Istanbul of the 2nd of June.
04:33Kyiv has not revealed how many Ukrainian defenders have been exchanged,
04:39only that the swap focused on severely wounded soldiers.
04:42Some of those brought home to Ukraine were the defenders of Mariupol, like Maksim,
04:49who was released three years ago and almost lost his life in prison.
04:52He was in a movie about the U.S. and brought me back to the U.S. and brought me back to the U.S.
05:04220V.
05:05This guy, who worked with the U.S.
05:09and brought him back to the U.S.
05:11and brought him back to the U.S.
05:14According to a UN investigation, Russian authorities have enforced torture against captured Ukrainian
05:28soldiers to extract information, coerce and intimidate them.
05:35Maxim still goes to therapy and has suffered permanent brain damage.
05:41He says he knows of three men from his unit who died in prison as a result of torture.
05:50Over 100 prominent members of Germany's Social Democrats have released a manifesto challenging
05:55their own leadership's security policy.
05:58The document, released before a key party conference, calls for talks with Russia and strongly
06:03criticizes planned NATO spending as irrational.
06:07This challenges the government's direction, supported by Chancellor Friedrich Merz and
06:11the SPD's own Vice-Chancellor, Lars Klingbein.
06:15SPD foreign policy expert claims that the strategy of forcing Russia to the negotiation table militarily
06:21has failed.
06:21It's not about either or, but it's about both or both.
06:25It seems to me that it doesn't work.
06:28Being a Social Democrat himself, Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said his party comrades are
06:37in denial of reality and that Moscow is not interested in peace.
06:41The government aims to meet a new 5% NATO spending target and build Europe's strongest army.
07:02But the manifesto's authors, from the SPD's left wing, argue this increases threats and destabilization.
07:08They also oppose deploying new American medium-range missiles in Germany.
07:12The document has sparked a fierce internal debate, highlighting deep divisions within the party.
07:22Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has asked the public for forgiveness after Santos Cerdán,
07:29one of the Socialist Party's top functionaries, was implicated in an alleged corruption scandal.
07:34El Partido Socialista, y yo como Secretario General del Partido Socialista, no debimos confiar en él.
07:43A police report leaked to the media on Wednesday identified Cerdán as responsible for handling
07:50illegal commission payments linked to public contracts.
07:54He resigned from his position as party secretary and from his seat in parliament on Thursday,
08:02but says that he will be defending his innocence.
08:08Sanchez said that he would order an external audit of the Socialist Party's accounts,
08:13but has refused to call early elections.
08:18A curfew is in effect for a second night in Los Angeles after a week of clashes sparked by
08:27federal immigration raids.
08:29Just before Wednesday's curfew, police in riot gear and on horseback charged at demonstrators
08:34and used projectiles in an effort to break them up.
08:40More than 400 have been arrested since Saturday, mostly for violating movement restrictions.
08:46Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass blames Trump's raids for the unrest,
08:50while the White House has deployed 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines,
08:55despite the objections of the state of California.
08:58A general confirmed on Wednesday that hundreds of troops are trained to accompany immigration agents,
09:03expecting a ramp-up.
09:07The protests have now spread nationwide,
09:10with more set to take place across the country over the coming days.
09:15I do have a mask. Somebody gave me one just in case.
09:18On Wednesday, officials of Spokane, Washington,
09:21declared a state of emergency and a curfew following anti-ice demonstrations.
09:26Police in Austin, Texas used chemical irritants on crowds on Monday,
09:33while unrest has also been seen in Seattle, Chicago and New York.
09:38German group BSH Appliances, which owns the Siemens and Bosch brands,
09:56has announced the planned closure of a plant in Spain.
09:59More than 650 jobs are likely to be lost, with production potentially being relocated to Poland or Turkey.
10:08And this is not an isolated case.
10:11Relocations are also underway at Audi, Volkswagen and ArcelorMittal.
10:16Some MEPs would therefore like the European Parliament to take action to combat relocation
10:22and support the reindustrialization of Europe.
10:25We have political instability, we have prices of energy that are high,
10:31there is an economic uncertainty.
10:34There is the war of Donald Trump.
10:38We have, in this case, a lack of strategic autonomy.
10:44These companies are looking for lower labor costs,
10:48they are looking for access to prime materials.
10:51Martinez recommends simplifying the regulatory and tax framework to support production,
10:58innovation and competitiveness in Europe.
11:01Another Spanish MEP from the radical left calls for an update
11:05of the 25-year-old European directive on collective redundancies.
11:10Between 2018 and 2020, 72% of French companies that relocated did so
11:39to other parts of Europe, according to the French National Statistics Institute.
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11:46but that 일본αν ArcelorMittal.
11:47Even if you don't want to connect the responsibility of the property
11:48of the Europeania and the European Union,
11:49where you are probably not competing without making decisions.
11:50It is a priority by deciding the