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00:00A Russian passenger plane has crashed near Tinda, a town in the country's far east, killing all 49 people on board.
00:11Firefighters in Cyprus are battling the country's largest wildfires in over 50 years, which caused major destruction and claimed the lives of two.
00:19A Russian passenger plane carrying 49 people has crashed, killing all on board after it disappeared off the radar over the Amur region in the country's far east.
00:30According to authorities, air traffic controllers lost contact with a passenger plane operated by a Siberia-based airline when it was attempting a second approach as it reached its destination.
00:41The crash comes as efficient safety concerns grew in Russia as some long-range
01:11drone attacks by Kyiv have sparked travel chaos at Moscow's airports.
01:16Russia's Transport Investigative Committee says it has launched a criminal probe to determine the exact cause of the crash.
01:28Firefighters in Cyprus are battling the country's largest wildfires in over 50 years.
01:34The fires caused the destruction of many homes as well as the evacuation of dozens of villages.
01:39Two people were also found dead in a burnt-out car on Wednesday night.
01:45The wildfires scorched at least 120 square kilometers of land and have destroyed just over 1 percent of the island's landmass.
01:56The blaze continued to rage into Thursday.
01:59A fire department spokesperson warned that strong winds and intense heat may further worsen the situation,
02:05which he said could potentially become very dangerous.
02:10While the cause of the fire is still being investigated,
02:13the chief fire officer told local media eyewitnesses who called the fire service
02:18had reported arsonists had caused the fire to break out at a landfill.
02:22The EU-China summit held in Beijing in the context of high trade tensions
02:32has enabled and fostered dialogue between Europe and China.
02:35One of the concrete steps forward from the summit is Ursula von der Leyen's announcement
02:40of the implementation of new mechanisms to streamline Chinese rare earth exports.
02:46However, Brussels has mainly stressed the need to rebalance the trade relations.
02:51We have reached a clear inflection point.
02:55As we said to the Chinese leadership,
02:58for trade to remain mutual beneficial,
03:03it must become more balanced.
03:06Europe welcomes competition.
03:08We like competition.
03:10But competition has to be fair.
03:11Last year, the EU exported 213 billion euros of goods to China
03:17and imported a value of 519 billion euros of Chinese goods.
03:23The EU's trade deficit with China exceeds 300 billion euros.
03:30Brussels accuses Beijing of hindering access for European companies to the Chinese market.
03:35The EU taxed Chinese electric vehicles last year
03:39and in retaliation, China has taxed European liquor, pork and dairy products.
03:45Also in the EU's side is China's support for Russia.
04:12The European leaders have announced the Chinese exportations of goods to use
04:17that Moscow uses in its aggression against Ukraine.
04:20Brussels has also called the China to use its influence on Russia
04:24to bring the negotiations to the table and conclude a ceasefire.
04:28Amandine S, Euronews, Bruxelles.
04:30The city of Odessa in southern Ukraine was the target of a major Russian drone attack
04:40on Wednesday night.
04:41The attack damaged several historic monuments in the old town,
04:45including UNESCO-protected landmarks such as the renowned Privos Market.
04:49A nine-storey residential building was also struck and severely damaged,
04:56injuring at least four people.
04:58Dozens of residents had to be evacuated.
05:02Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy denounced the attack,
05:06pointing to the fact it had come just a day after the third round of peace negotiations
05:10between Ukraine and Russia, which were held in Istanbul.
05:13The peace talks resulted in little progress,
05:17but Kiev and Moscow did agree to yet another prisoner exchange.
05:21Zelenskyy added that Russia also launched attacks at other regions,
05:25including at the Cherkasy, Zaporyzhiza and Kharkiv regions.
05:31In Kharkiv, a massive attack resulted in the death of three people,
05:35and at least 33 were wounded.
05:37Meanwhile, a Ukrainian drone struck an oil depot in Sirius near the Russian city of Sochi.
05:44The Russian defense ministry claimed that they shot down 42 Ukrainian drones overnight.
05:55At least 12 people have been killed since border clashes broke out between Thailand and Cambodia.
06:01The fighting began on Thursday morning, close to the ancient temple.
06:05Beside the border between Thailand's Surin province and Cambodia's Oda-Mianche province.
06:12Both countries accused each other of starting the deadly shooting that provokes the escalation.
06:18On the back of it, Israel had suggested the campaign on Facebook,
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06:46The latest clashes comes after months of heightened tensions between the neighboring countries
07:14following the death of a Cambodian soldier in a border skirmish in May.
07:19The border disputes between the two nations started more than a century ago
07:24during France's colonial rule of Cambodia.
07:31Columbia University says it has reached a deal with the Trump administration
07:35to pay more than $220 million to restore federal funding cut of alleged campus anti-Semitism.
07:42The university had already lost $400 million in grants and risked losing billions more.
07:51Under the agreement, Columbia will pay $200 million over three years,
07:56plus $21 million to settle claims of civil rights violations
08:00against Jewish employees after Hamas' October 7 attack on Israel.
08:05The Trump administration said it cut funding over the university's failure
08:09to curb campus anti-Semitism during the Israel-Hamas war.
08:14Columbia was one of the first targets of President Trump's crackdown
08:18on pro-Palestinian campus protests.
08:21He accused the university of allowing harassment of Jewish students.
08:27But protest leaders and some Jewish students say the demonstrations were not anti-Semitic.
08:32They say they were protesting the Israeli government and the war on Gaza.
08:36And they say, thank you.
08:51For me, this photography resume very much what were those days of great joy.
09:13When I see this military truck with the soldiers behind,
09:18I see the soldiers on the air,
09:21when I see the soldiers on the air.
09:24The other officer in front of the cabin,
09:27the carrinha, also,
09:30does the view of the victory.
09:32For me, this is a photography from the aesthetic,
09:36the narrative, perfect.
09:38And I think that there is nothing that is more or less.
09:43This was the arrival of the first Navy of Tropas in Guinea.
09:49And it was incredible.
09:51The people who expected the soldiers,
09:53and it was also notable how the soldiers brought
09:56a t-shirt from Amircar Cabral and the PAIGC,
10:01those with whom they had been fighting,
10:04the people who were fighting,
10:05the men of the cinti with two pistolas cruzadas,
10:08and then also,
10:10they brought animals,
10:11the selvagens,
10:12which was very normal at that time,
10:16and people.
10:17This photography, I think,
10:19is a portrait of what was the Portuguese people.
10:22One of the pictures that I think more sensibility
10:25is this of Carlos Paredes,
10:27already made in 1982,
10:29but in which Carlos Paredes,
10:32although famous and protagonist of the Revolution,
10:35continued to work with a manga of alpaca
10:38in the Hospital of São José.
10:40But then we have more figures.
10:42One is Amália,
10:44which is not much a figure of 25 April,
10:46as you know,
10:47she even went to the tachos against the Revolution,
10:52but the truth is that she integrated very well
10:55in what was,
10:56she survived to 25 April,
10:58her work survived,
11:01she also survived to be adopted by those singers
11:05who played and sang the ballads of intervention.
11:11We have here these four photographs,
11:15this is one of the last,
11:17which was made to Álvaro Cunhal,
11:19then we have Vasco Gonçalves,
11:21which I photographed in his house,
11:23after the madness of the Prec,
11:26the José Saramago,
11:28a figure with whom I never sympathize from the point of view,
11:31and we have with Marcelo Rebelo Sousa,
11:35in his office,
11:37in Lapa,
11:38with Fernando Pessoa,
11:40with Moldura.
11:41theyjuv toc,
11:42and she won't protect them.
11:43.
11:44Apparently it was banned.
11:46My mother opened here in the water into village,
11:47and I had to tell her the headache of hisrito,
11:48and she graduated as soon as I had to save her.
11:49I had 10 minutes left,
11:50and she did not teach her and she admitted she wasßen nest pike.
11:51She Во Be the milk and hordered in mobile.
11:53they have gone�� who was in the morning and she believed there
11:55such that I didn't mean to drink a lot of pain.
