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00:00The European Commission survived the no-confidence vote that has just been voted here in the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

00:08175 members of the Parliament voted in favour of the motion of censure, while 360 voted against and 18 abstained.

00:19The motion of censure was well below the votes needed, the threshold needed to be successful,

00:26which was two-thirds of the votes cast, representing at least the majority of the total number of the MEPs.

00:36So, 360 votes were needed to topple the Commission, but most of the political groups of the European Parliament

00:45backed the Commission by rejecting this motion of censure.

00:49Of course, the European People's Party voted unanimously against, but also the Socialists and Democrats renewed Europe,

00:57and the Greens voted against, even with some abstentions.

01:02The far-right groups, Patriots for Europe and the Europe of Sovereign Nations,

01:07as well as a large part of the European Conservatives and Reformists and some delegations of the left,

01:13voted against the Commission, so in favour of the motion of censure.

01:17So, for the moment, Ursula von der Leyen, which was not present in the hemicycle during the vote, is safe,

01:24but the vote and the debate previous to the vote has left some doubts about the support for her agenda here in the Parliament.

01:33Vincenzo Genovese, Euronews, Strasbourg.

01:36European leaders on Thursday urged private businesses and equity to invest in rebuilding Ukraine now,

01:46as they opened an annual recovery conference on Ukraine in Italy.

01:50Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Milani and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy kicked off the proceedings in Rome

01:57with announcements of a new equity fund and public-private partnerships.

02:02According to Milani, the conference is expected to finalise individual deals of guarantees and grants

02:09to unlock more than 10 billion euros in investments.

02:13The two-day conference, which begins today in Rome, which has been organised both by Italy and Ukraine,

02:20is the fourth Ukraine's recovery conference.

02:24The aim of the summit is to continue the global push for investment to support Ukraine's reconstruction

02:30three years since Russia's full-scale war of aggression began.

02:34The conference includes a series of high-level political events and panel discussions

02:40on how business, policy, international cooperation can contribute to a sustainable recovery.

02:46According to the World Bank, the recovery and reconstruction will cost $524 billion over the next 10 years.

02:55Around 3,500 people are taking part in the event.

02:58A significant number of world leaders are also attending,

03:02including besides Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Milani, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy,

03:06EU Commission President von der Leyen, German Chancellor Metz.

03:09The US is represented by its convoy for Russia and Ukraine, Kellogg.

03:14Now, more than 2,000 companies are also joining the conference,

03:19including representatives from civil society.

03:21Now, the timing of the conference is extremely crucial as the fighting continues in Ukraine

03:27and a diplomatic effort to end the conflict remained stalled.

03:32And Ukraine faces the dual challenge of rebuilding its infrastructure

03:37while implementing reforms aligned with EU values on its path toward European Union accession.

03:45Giorgio Orlandi for Euronews in Rome.

03:47At least two people were killed on Thursday and 16 others injured after Russia attacked Kyiv,

03:58the Ukrainian capital, with another mass missile and drone attack.

04:03According to Ukrainian officials, the overnight attack reportedly caused fires across the city

04:08and came a day after the heaviest aerial attack of the three-year war so far.

04:14Rescue workers worked on Thursday at a residential district in Kyiv

04:18after falling debris caused a fire on the top floor of an apartment building,

04:24according to Ukrainian officials.

04:26Russia had fired more than 700 attack and decoy drones at Ukraine,

04:31topping previous nightly barrages for the third time in two weeks.

04:36Many residents in the Ukrainian capital sought refuge in underground metro stations.

04:42The attack comes as the Trump administration resumed sending some weapons to Ukraine.

04:48The Pentagon had previously directed that weapons shipments be paused.

04:53Russia's military has not commented on the reported latest attack.

04:57The UK and France are reportedly in talks to announce a one-in-one-out migration deal,

05:08which would see the UK taking in some asylum seekers while sending others back to France.

05:13French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer are discussing details

05:18of how to clamp down on illegal immigration across the channel, which both call a priority.

05:23The UK has previously pressured France to change its approach and laws,

05:29including giving police officers more power to arrest migrants afloat.

05:33The details of the agreement, which could reportedly involve the UK giving France funding to cover the costs

05:57of boats, police officers and drones, are still unclear.

06:01The deal's announcement is set to take place at the end of the first three-day state visit

06:05by an EU head of state since Brexit.

06:07Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijan President Ilyam Aliyev are meeting this Thursday in Abu Dhabi,

06:18the United Arab Emirates, to discuss next steps in finalising the peace agreements their offices have confirmed.

06:26This is the first formal bilateral meeting of the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan

06:31since they agreed on the draft text of a peace deal following almost four decades of conflict.

06:40This is particularly important because it's a bilateral summit.

06:46With Russia overwhelmed by its failed invasion of Ukraine,

06:50this is very much at the exclusion of Russia.

06:55In September 2023, Azerbaijan reclaimed full control of the Karabakh region after a lightning military campaign

07:04following decades-long conflict with Armenia, in which Russia was a central actor.

07:13Azerbaijan's launch of a war in 2020 and its military seizure of Nagorno-Karabakh

07:20has exposed the emptiness of a security reliance on Russia.

07:26But I would also say Armenia and Azerbaijan ironically share a same pursuit,

07:33a policy to defy Moscow, pushing back and pushing out Russia from the South Caucasus.

07:42A significant lesson learned from the Ukrainian battlefield

07:46is the surprising weakness and incompetence of the Russian armed forces.

07:51That's an important lesson for all of the countries in the near abroad, Russia's neighbours.

07:58Analysts believe Moscow losing its influence in the region

08:02will leave a dangerous vacuum of power which Turkey is seeking to regain.

08:07The European Parliament approved one of the toughest documents in the history of its enlargement.

08:21It's the Progress Report on Georgia's accession process to the bloc.

08:25With 490 votes in favour and 147 against,

08:30MEPs condemned what they call the backsliding of the rule of law

08:34and the growing Russian influence on the ruling party, Georgian Dream.

08:39Euronews spoke to one of the main drafters of the report.

08:43We see rigged elections last year in the parliamentary elections

08:46and since then we've seen ever more brutal clampdowns and crackdowns on peaceful protesters.

08:52So what this report clearly shows is that the Georgian Dream government

08:57seems to be playing out the Russian playbook of disinformation, manipulation and intimidation

09:03and that is really not going towards the membership of the European Union.

09:08The Parliament has repeatedly denounced what they call electoral fraud

09:12in last October's legislative elections against the opposition party,

09:16composed of pro-European forces.

09:19The EU and Council of Europe have repeatedly condemned the arrest of dozens,

09:24including members of the Georgian opposition, journalists and activists in recent months.

09:29A return to the EU pass could only be considered if the Georgian authorities take credible steps

09:37to reverse democratic backsliding, meaning stopping the violence against citizens,

09:43releasing all those unjustly detained, suspending repressive laws

09:48and engaging in a meaningful dialogue with civil society.

09:53Nevertheless, the Georgian government claims its full commitment to the EU accession process,

09:58which was reiterated to Euronews last May.

10:02You know, there are many speculations about our accession path,

10:05but there is no real shift in our policy.

10:08We have the only policy, which is the EU integration agenda.

10:12That's formally adopted by the government.

10:16Growing concerns and disagreements between the EU and the Georgian government

10:20prompted the two sides to freeze the enlargement process,

10:24only a few months after Georgia received candidate status for EU membership.

10:31A lot of hate.

10:33U.S. President Donald Trump said that he would impose 50% tariffs on Brazilian imports,

10:40citing a witch-hunt trial against former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro.

10:46Bolsonaro is accused of trying to overturn his 2022 election defeat.

10:51He faces charges including involvement in an armed criminal organization

10:55and attempting to undermine Brazil's democratic order.

10:59In a letter addressed to current President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva,

11:04Trump said the trial shouldn't be happening and called for it to end immediately.

11:09Lula responded that the 50% tariffs would trigger Brazil's economic reciprocity law,

11:15potentially suspending trade, investment and intellectual property agreements with the U.S.

11:20Lula also noted that the U.S. has maintained a trade surplus of more than $410 billion with Brazil

11:28over the past 15 years.

11:31Bolsonaro has not commented on Trump's announcement,

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