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00:00Five EU member states bordering the Mediterranean Sea raise concerns about a migration deal

00:06currently under negotiations between France and the UK.

00:11Santos-Serdan, who is the former aide of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez,

00:15was detained without bail in a corruption.

00:20Major heat waves across southern Europe have pushed temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius

00:26as local authorities issue fresh warnings.

00:30Five EU member states bordering the Mediterranean Sea have raised concerns about a migration deal

00:36currently under negotiation between France and the United Kingdom.

00:41Italy, Spain, Greece, Malta and Cyprus sent a joint letter to the European Commission

00:46to express their doubts about the agreement.

00:50The British and French governments are discussing a one-for-one pilot scheme

00:55allowing the UK to return irregular migrants who crossed the Channel in small boats to France.

01:01In exchange, the UK would accept migrants currently in France who are seeking family reunification in Britain.

01:11But the possible consequence would be that migrants rejected by the UK could end up being sent by France

01:18to other southern European states.

01:21As under EU law, irregular migrants must apply for asylum in the first EU country they enter.

01:28The European Commission acknowledged the receipt of the letter.

01:34We are in contact with the French and the UK authorities to ensure the necessary clarifications are made

01:39and we are working with France and the UK, as well as other member states,

01:43to support solutions that are compatible with the spirit and the letter of EU law.

01:48In May, the EU and the UK signed a common understanding for cooperation in several fields,

01:54including tackling irregular migration.

01:56Santos Cerdán, who is the former aide of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez,

02:05was detained without bail on Monday.

02:08He is being investigated along with the former transport minister,

02:12José Luis Ábalos, and his aide, Goldo García,

02:15for receiving money for awarding public contracts.

02:19It comes as part of a corruption inquiry that could derail Sánchez's minority government.

02:23Cerdán's case is the latest and arguably the most serious in a series of scandals.

02:29The prime minister issued a public apology earlier this month when Cerdán resigned from office.

02:35He did so in order to deflect calls from his political opponents for a snap election.

02:40Cerdán has denied the allegations.

02:46Major heat waves across southern Europe have pushed temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius

02:51as local authorities issued fresh warnings against the risk of wildfires.

02:56Severe heat was recorded in Italy, Greece, Spain and Portugal,

03:00with locals and tourists taking shelter from the sweltering conditions.

03:05Two-thirds of Portugal were on high alert on Sunday for extreme heat and wildfires.

03:11In Italy, a few regions were planning to ban some outdoor work activities

03:26during the hottest hours of the day.

03:29While in Spain, locals and tourists were desperately trying to keep cool this weekend

03:34as the country sizzled in temperatures as high as 42 degrees Celsius in the southern city of Sevilla.

03:41Experts link the rising frequency and intensity of heat waves to climate change,

04:03warning that such extreme weather events are becoming increasingly common across Europe's southern region.

04:11Both the Hungarian government and the opposition are trying to interpret Saturday's Budapest Pride March,

04:19which was attended by an unprecedented crowd, in their own interests.

04:24According to Prime Minister Viktor Orban, the event was not a spontaneous civic initiative,

04:29but instead was ordered by Brussels and carried out by quote-unquote their puppet politicians.

04:36Although more than 100,000 people took part in the march despite a ban imposed by the government,

04:41and pro-government press is claiming it as a success for the prime minister.

04:45They believe that the opposition has aligned itself with pride,

04:48and claim polls indicate the majority in Hungary is opposed to this.

04:53An analyst at Research Institute Political Capital, however,

04:56believes the mass demonstration created an awkward political situation for Orbán's party, Fidesz.

05:02A Fidesz idézte elő azt, hogy ez a téma annyira fontossá vált.

05:06Ők dobták be azt az ötletet, vagy azt a törvényt, ami be akarta tűlteni a Pride-ot.

05:11Ehhez képest a Pride megvalósult, és egy soha addig nem látott méretű embertömeg vett rajta részt,

05:16kifejezve a szolidaritását, nem csak az LMBTQ közösséggel,

05:19de kifejezve az ellenérzését, vagy az ellenérzését azzal kapcsolatban,

05:23hogy a Fidesz be akar tűlteni egy rendezvényt.

05:26Úgyhogy ez a Fidesz állította ezt a csapdát, és saját maga esett bele ebbe a csapdába.

05:32By managing to mobilize such a huge crowd,

05:35Orbán rendered himself as the king of pride in Europe.

05:38That is what Peter Magyar, leader of the Tisa party, said.

05:42And according to Budapest's mayor, Hungary revealed a different side this weekend,

05:47one of a country of solidarity, freedom and Europe.

05:50Dozens of Israeli settlers set fires, vandalized military vehicles,

06:00and attacked soldiers at a military base in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Sunday night,

06:05the military has said.

06:07In a response to the violence, the military used stun grenades against the settlers.

06:13Israel's defense minister, Israel Gatz,

06:16vowed to eradicate violence, quote-unquote, from the root,

06:20Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned Sunday's attack,

06:24and Far-right Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gavir has also offered a condemnation,

06:29a rare move, as he has often defended Jewish settlers accused of similar crimes.

06:36Violence by extremist settlers has risen alongside growing tensions in the region.

06:41On Wednesday, three Palestinians were killed when Israeli settlers stormed a village near Ramallah.

06:46The West Bank is home to some three million Palestinians living under seemingly open-ended Israeli military rule

06:53and 500,000 Jewish settlers.

06:58Can the Axiom 4 space mission inspire a new generation of astronauts?

07:03In spite of the massive political changes that occurred in Poland,

07:33and since then, the countries still cannot independently send someone to space.

07:39This is namely because of its lack of a spaceport or rockets.

07:43This is why joining the European Space Agency helped the country to take a big step forward.

07:49To jest jedna z najlepszych inwestycji o najwyższej stopie zwrotu, o jakiej możemy w ogóle marzyć.

07:57Yet, for this project to have meaning, it does require additional investments.

08:01W momencie, w którym ten fakt zaopiekujemy, ten fakt opowiemy, dopracujemy do niego,

08:12czy dostosujemy i system edukacji, i system nauki, i sam przemysł kosmiczny,

08:19to tak, to bardzo dużo w sensie i finansowym, i pozafinansowym możemy na tym locie zyskać.

08:26Widzę bardzo duże szanse w obserwacji Ziemi.

08:30Myślę, że telekomunikacja to jest druga dziedzina, w której będzie bardzo dużo potrzeb.

08:35Such projects require thoughtful cooperation between private and public sectors.

08:40Jako Polska potrzebujemy zrozumieć troszeczkę lepiej, czego potrzebuje rząd,

08:45czego potrzebuje po prostu Rzeczpospolita, żebyśmy mogli te technologie rozwijać i dostarczać.

08:52For experts, this means that in 20 years' time, more people could be graduating from engineering studies.

08:58Myślę, że będziemy mieli do czynienia z czymś podobnym do efektu Apollo,

09:00które miało miejsce w Stanach Zjednoczonych w latach 60-tych i 70-tych.

09:06I może trochę na wydarz, ale to będzie taki efekt Sławosza.

09:10The Axiom 4 mission is expected to last for two weeks.

09:14The battle to reach Europe's 2040 climate targets has begun.

09:26On Wednesday, the European Commission is due to present its proposal for a 90% reduction in CO2 emissions.

09:33To take the bloc towards carbon neutrality by 2050,

09:37France led an initial offensive at last week's European Summit, setting out its framework.

09:42The word flexibility has appeared repeatedly in the context of climate targets for the European Union.

10:10The Commission hopes this will bring Europe's capitals onsite.

10:15We need some clear orientation around 2040,

10:18and the reduction of 90% of our emissions by 2040 is a clear goal.

10:25Then how we can combine the different pieces, the eventual flexibilities, is the thing to be discussed.

10:32But we're working hard, and we will table our proposal in the coming days.

10:37For environmental NGOs, granting flexibility is precisely what could end up jeopardizing European efforts to battle climate change.

10:44The one that everyone talks about here in Brazil is about international credits.

10:49So this is basically the fact that the EU and member states could pay other countries outside the EU

10:55to basically cut their greenhouse gas emissions.

10:58And then this will be included in the 90% of cuts of greenhouse gas emissions within the EU borders.

11:06That's a very big issue because this will divert investments for industry or for people, municipalities outside the EU.

11:13And this will be more expensive and will have less positive impact on the people and industry in the EU.

11:19Paris is asking for more time to negotiate and should be able to count on the support of Budapest and Warsaw.

11:26However, other member states such as Germany, Spain, Finland and Denmark fully support the 90% CO2 reduction target.

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