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00:00European Union leaders have met with Chinese President Xi Jinping and other top officials

00:05at a one-day summit to talk about trade and other global issues.

00:11Firefighters in Cyprus are battling the country's largest wildfires in over 50 years,

00:16which caused major destruction and claimed the lives of two.

00:20At recent peace talks with Russia, Ukraine's delegation stressed their top priority was a

00:25meeting between the Ukrainian and Russian presidents as well as a real ceasefire.

00:32European Union leaders have met with Chinese President Xi Jinping and other top officials

00:37at a one-day summit in Beijing. They discuss climate cooperation and global conflicts,

00:43but most importantly the massive trade deficit with China.

00:47Xi called on China and Europe to deepen cooperation and mutual trust to provide stability,

00:54but Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pointed out that cooperation needs to be

00:58mutual beneficial and urged for a more balanced relationship with Beijing.

01:03Meanwhile, European Council President Antonio Costa called on China to use its influence over Russia

01:10to bring an end to the war in Ukraine. Von der Leyen and Costa were also expected to raise concerns

01:16over Chinese cyberattacks and espionage, its restrictions on the exports of rare earth minerals

01:22and human rights issues in Xinjiang, Tibet and Hong Kong. The talks were initially scheduled for two days.

01:29However, they were scaled back amid economic uncertainty, the wars in the Middle East and Ukraine,

01:35and the threat of U.S. tariffs. Europe is also treading carefully, avoiding to move too closely

01:41at China in order not to antagonize U.S. President Donald Trump, which further complicated the summit.

01:47Firefighters in Cyprus are battling the country's largest wildfires in over 50 years. The fires caused

01:58the destruction of many homes as well as the evacuation of dozens of villages. Two people were

02:04also found dead in a burnt-out car on Wednesday night. The wildfires scorched at least 120 square

02:13kilometers of land and have destroyed just over one percent of the island's land mass.

02:20The blaze continued to rage into Thursday. A fire department spokesperson warned that strong winds

02:26and intense heat may further worsen the situation, which he said could potentially become very dangerous.

02:34All the cause of the fire is still being investigated. The chief fire officer told local media eyewitnesses

02:40who called the fire service had reported arsonists had caused the fire to break out at a landfill.

02:52At their third round of recent peace talks with Russia, Ukraine's delegation stressed their top

02:57priority was a meeting between the Ukrainian and Russian presidents, as well as a real ceasefire.

03:03Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has insisted that lower-level delegations like the ones at the talks

03:13in Istanbul don't have the political heft to stop the fighting.

03:17Ukraine keeps insisting on a full and unconditional ceasefire as a necessary basis for effective diplomacy.

03:26We are ready for a ceasefire now and to start substantive peace negotiations and it is up to other

03:34side to accept this basic step towards peace. Russian President Vladimir Putin has previously spurned

03:41Zelensky's offers of a face-to-face meeting. Two previous rounds of peace talks in May and June led to a

03:49series of exchanges of prisoners of war and the bodies of fallen soldiers, but produced no other agreements.

04:02The city of Odessa in southern Ukraine was the target of a major Russian drone attack on Wednesday

04:07night. The attack damaged several historic monuments in the old town, including UNESCO-protected landmarks

04:13such as the renowned Privos market. A nine-storey residential building was also struck and severely damaged,

04:22injuring at least four people. Dozens of residents had to be evacuated. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky

04:30denounced the attack, pointing to the fact it had come just a day after the third round of peace negotiations

04:36between Ukraine and Russia, which were held in Istanbul. The peace talks resulted in little progress,

04:43but Kiev and Moscow did agree to yet another prisoner exchange. Zelensky added that Russia also

04:50launched attacks at other regions, including at the Cherkassy, Zaporizhia and Kharkiv regions.

04:57In Kharkiv, a massive attack resulted in the death of three people and at least 33 were wounded.

05:05Meanwhile, a Ukrainian drone struck an oil depot in Sirius near the Russian city of Sochi. The Russian

05:11Defense Ministry claimed that they shot down 42 Ukrainian drones overnight.

05:20A Russian passenger plane carrying 49 people has crashed, killing all on board after it disappeared

05:26off the radar over the Amur region in the country's far east. According to authorities, air traffic

05:32controllers lost contact with a passenger plane operated by Siberia-based airline when it was

05:38attempting a second approach as it reached its destination.

05:41The crash was originally on board. There were 48 people on board. The plane followed

05:46on the road to Khabarovsk-Blagovic and Tynda. When the plane carried on the plane with a Mi-8 plane,

05:52in a difficult place, on the coast of the mountain, there was a fuselage of the plane. The plane

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06:06The crash comes as aviation safety concerns grew in Russia as some long-range drone attacks by Kyiv

06:13have sparked travel chaos at Moscow's airports. Russia's Transport Investigative Committee says it

06:19has launched a criminal probe to determine the exact cause of the crash.

06:29So the Buckingham Knicks album is, for music fans especially that grew up in the 70s,

06:50it's one of those records that everybody has heard about, but not that many people have actually

06:58heard. It's never been on a streaming service, but it had this iconic cover that everybody recognized.

07:06For so many people, it's this kind of great lost album that they've always wanted to hear,

07:21and they're finally going to get a chance to.

07:24Columbia University says it has reached a deal with the Trump administration to pay more than $220

07:40million to restore federal funding cut over alleged campus anti-Semitism.

07:45The university had already lost $400 million in grants and risked losing billions more.

07:53Under the agreement, Columbia will pay $200 million over three years, plus $21 million to

08:00settle claims of civil rights violations against Jewish employees after Hamas' October 7 attack on Israel.

08:08The Trump administration said it cut funding over the university's failure to curb campus anti-Semitism

08:13during the Israel-Hamas war.

08:17Columbia was one of the first targets of President Trump's crackdown on pro-Palestinian campus protests.

08:24He accused the university of allowing harassment of Jewish students.

08:29But protest leaders and some Jewish students say the demonstrations were not anti-Semitic.

08:34They say they were protesting the Israeli government and the war on Gaza.

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09:11those days of great joy, when I see this military truck with the soldiers

09:19there behind, they are standing with the wingers in the air, when I see the

09:24men doing the V da Vitória. The other officer in the front, in the cabin,

09:28the Carrinha, also doing the V da Vitória. For me, it is a

09:35photograph, from the point of view of the aesthetic, of the narrative, perfect. And I think that

09:42there is nothing that is more or less than anything that is less.

09:46This was the arrival of the 1st of the V de Tropas in Guinea. And it was incredible.

09:52The people who were waiting for the soldiers, and it was also notable how the soldiers

09:58brought up a t-shirt from Amilcar Cabral and P.A.I.G.C., those with whom they had been

10:05to fight, for menores do cinto, with two pistolas cruzadas, and then also brought

10:12animals, selvages, which was very normal at that time, and people.

10:20This photograph I think is a portrait of what was the Portuguese people.

10:24One of the photographs that I think is this of Carlos Paredes, already made in 1982, but in

10:33which Carlos Paredes, although famous and protagonists of the Revolution, continued to work with

10:40manga of alpaca in the Hospital of São José. But then we have more figures. One that is

10:45Amália, which is not much a figure of 25 April. As you know, she even went to

10:52Tachos contra a Revolução, but the truth is that she integrated very well in what was

10:58that survived to 25 April. A sua obra survived. Acabou por ser adotada, also, by those

11:06cantores who played and sang the ballads of intervention. We have here these four photographs.

11:17This is one of the last ones that were made to Álvaro Cunhal. Then we have Vasco Gonçalves,

11:23which I photographed in his house, just after the madness of the Prec. O Zé Saramago, a figure that I never

11:31sympathizei from the point of view of the personal view. And we have with Marcelo Rebelo Sousa,

11:37in his house, with Fernando Pessoa as moldura.

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