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00:00leaders of europe and mexico have responded to u.s president donald trump's latest tariff

00:06announcement with criticism ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky took to social media to slam

00:14russia for intensifying what he called a terror and intimidation campaign against civilians

00:19european commission president ursula von der leyen said the eu will suspend retaliatory tariffs on

00:26u.s goods scheduled to take effect monday until august 1st she said the priority remains to

00:32reach an agreement with the u.s after trump announced new 30 percent tariffs we have always

00:38been very clear that we prefer a negotiated solution this remains the case and we will use the time

00:46that we have now till the first of august and on the second track since the very beginning we have

00:54worked and now are ready to respond with countermeasures we've prepared for this and we

01:00can respond with countermeasures if necessary other european leaders and mexican president claudia

01:07schienbaum also responded to the announcement expressing criticism french president emmanuel

01:12macron and european council president antonio costa backed the commission statement in separate posts

01:18dutch prime minister dick schof called the announcement concerning and not the way forward

01:24while irish t-shirt michael martin called it a setback

01:27ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky took to social media to slam russia for intensifying what

01:35he called their terror and intimidation campaign zelensky says over the past seven days the kremlin

01:41launched more than 1800 drones and some 1200 guided aerial bombs targeting mainly civilian infrastructure

01:47he also added that moscow had fired over 80 missiles of various types including ballistic missiles

01:53russia's defense ministry claims they've been making territorial gains particularly on the eastern

01:58front lines but despite this the ukrainian leader says his country's air defenses are achieving good

02:04results zelensky says kiev has managed to intercept most russian attacks but pleaded for more support to

02:10ensure continued success he also called on ukraine's allies to ramp up pressure on the kremlin to force

02:16him to the negotiating table to end their invasion he also expressed his gratitude to the u.s

02:21who are expected to deliver weapons included the much needed patriot air defense systems to ukraine

02:26soon via nato plumes of smoke could be seen rising over various locations in reza on sunday as

02:35israeli forces continue their offensive in the enclave local health officials say at least

02:40139 palestinians were killed over the past 24 hours 17 people were killed in one attack on a water

02:47collection point including six children israel's war on gaza has so far claimed the lives of more than

02:5358 000 palestinians according to the hamas-run health ministry the strikes come as negotiations

02:59between israel and hamas are underway over a new ceasefire deal prime minister benjamin netanyahu says

03:05israel has accepted the washington proposal and claimed hamas had refused it the israeli premier

03:11says hamas rejected the deal because it wants to stay in gaza to rearm so it can attack again

03:16he also noted that he is in favor of a deal but will not accept hamas's continued existence in gaza as a

03:22condition for any agreement netanyahu has been under fire domestically as protests continue demanding a

03:28deal with hamas to return the remaining hostages hamas still holds 50 hostages who were taken during the

03:34october 7 attacks which killed close to 1200 at least 20 are believed to still be alive

03:40search operations are ongoing in spain's northeastern catalonia region after severe storms caused flooding

03:51across the province catalan firefighters continue to search for an adult and a child on sunday after

03:59they were reported missing a day earlier they were last seen crossing a bridge and falling into the river

04:06spain's weather agency said there was a high potential for flash floods in eight provinces and a

04:13disaster relief unit of spain's military was deployed to the northeastern city of zaragoza

04:18other countries across the continent have also issued alerts for heavy rain and storms including italy and

04:25poland the intense downpours come after europe saw extreme heat waves across the continent which has broken

04:33records and sparked alarm as temperatures reached above 40 degrees celsius in parts of the continent

04:39france announced a deal with new caledonia on saturday which would grant the overseas territory more

04:50autonomy the accord calls for the creation of a state of caledonia but which would remain french it will

04:58also allow for the creation of a caledonian nationality alongside the french one president emmanuel macron hailed the

05:06agreement as historic however it stopped short of full independence sought by indigenous canucks

05:13for decades the south pacific territory faced political tensions between those seeking independence

05:19and those loyal to france and last year deadly riots broke out over a proposed controversial electoral

05:26reform macron now hopes the accord will allow for new caledonia to build together towards a shared future

05:36europe and the u.s have their eye on greenland for its rare earth minerals it comes in an effort to

05:45reduce reliance on china greenland is home to some of the world's largest untapped rare earth deposits

05:52these minerals are a key ingredient in the production of electric vehicles smartphones fighter jets and

05:58other products china's dominance over critical minerals has long been a powerful bargaining chip in recent

06:04trade talks and greenland's deposits are now eyed as an alternative to beijing's stranglehold on the

06:10global supply chain

06:13u.s president donald trump has repeatedly said he wants to take control over the arctic island

06:19the country's prime minister jens frederick nielsen was quick to reject his claims calling trump's

06:24statement disrespectful instead greenland is looking towards investments from the eu and the us

06:30in hopes that this will get more minds in the next decade

06:40despite being in a crowd of thousands only a handful of women are taking part in the annual bull run at

06:46pamplona san firmin festival in spain while female runners are rare they say the tradition is gaining

06:52popularity among women and hope more will take part bueno pues yo las animaría que si tienen ganas de

06:59verdad que lo prueben que lo intenten que por probarlo bueno no pierden nada al final el animal no

07:06entiende de sexos de edades morfología del cuerpo no entiende quién se está poniendo delante pues a ratos me

07:14siento pequeña que dices que hago aquí porque quieras que no pues ya solo por físico te sientes un poco

07:20inferior pero en el momento in situ de esas segundas somos todos iguales every year thousands of

07:29people line the medieval streets of pamplona to witness the centuries-old tradition of running with

07:34bulls up to four thousand runners take part in each bull run which takes place over 846 meters and can

07:41last two to four minutes but women were not able to participate in the bull runs until 1975 due to

07:48a decree that was repealed one year earlier still only six percent of runners are women according

07:54to data from pamplona's town hall monday marked the last day of this year's san firmin festival with

08:00a closing ceremony at midnight

08:02librarians at a medieval abbey in hungary are battling a beetle infestation that is threatening to

08:12wipe out centuries of history the abbey believes climate change played a role in the infestation as

08:18higher temperatures are favorable for the life of the insects ilyen mértékű fertőzéssel

08:24restoration workers are removing about one hundred thousand handbound books from their

08:54shelves they are then carefully placing them in crates where the disinfection process takes place

09:00they hope to reopen the library at the beginning of next year

09:07a 25 kilogram rock is being auctioned for a price ranging between two and four million dollars

09:14it's so exorbitantly priced because it's the largest piece of mars ever found on planet earth

09:19it's more than double the size of what we previously thought was the largest piece of mars

09:26now we've only taken a small piece of it to study to confirm that it was martian but there's all sorts

09:33of interesting data that can be found inside of this rock it'll be auctioned off at sotheby's in new

09:39york on wednesday as part of a natural history themed sale that also includes a juvenile dinosaur skeleton

09:45the skeleton is large standing at two meters in height and three meters in length it's also incredibly rare

09:54juvenile specimens are really really important they're really rare for two reasons they were very

10:02appetizing to adult dinosaurs you know nice tender young dinosaurs much better than an old you know stiff

10:11dinosaur but also their bones were really fine and were much less likely to survive the 154 million

10:22year fossilization process so we almost never find juvenile dinosaurs the fossil is going anywhere from four

10:31to six million dollars

10:36sotheby says it's a chance for someone to claim a one-of-a-kind piece of history

10:41the new sites were added to the unesco world heritage list on friday among them were several european

10:51sites including the famous fairy tale castles of bavaria's king ludwig the second which have

10:56attracted millions of tourists for over 140 years the new sites also included ancient structures such as

11:04the megalithic carnak stones in france and the minoan palatial centers on the greek island of crete

11:10both date from several thousand years bc although the world heritage title does not bring any financial

11:17support it does ensure further international attention and cultural prestige at 60 listed sites

11:25italy has the most of any country some examples include the archaeological site of pompeii and the amalfi

11:32coast other well-known sites across the world are the great wall of china egypt's pyramids of giza and the

11:39the taj mahal in india

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