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00:00European Union Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and U.S. President Donald Trump

00:05strike a trade deal with a 15% tariff for the EU bloc.

00:10Palestinians in Gaza say aid delivered over the weekend is not enough

00:14and hasn't reached all of the population of over 2 million people.

00:20A landslide caused by heavy rain likely led to Sunday's deadly train crash

00:25in the German town of Biberach, according to a police investigation.

00:30Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to an immediate and unconditional ceasefire,

00:35according to Malaysia's leader.

00:39The European Union and the U.S. have struck a tentative trade deal

00:44to avert a potentially devastating tariff war between the two of the world's largest economies.

00:51Under the agreed terms finalized on Sunday between Commission President Ursula von der Leyen

00:56and U.S. President Donald Trump, the majority of EU exports bound for the U.S. market

01:01will be slapped with a 15% tariff.

01:05We've reached a deal on tariffs and trade with the United States.

01:10Today's deal creates certainty in uncertain times.

01:15It delivers stability and predictability for citizens and businesses on both sides of the Atlantic.

01:22This is a deal between the two largest economies in the world.

01:29We trade 1.7 trillion euros per year.

01:35Together we are a market of 800 million people.

01:39The preliminary deal struck in Scotland comes as a relief, especially as tensions mounted

01:49and the EU prepared several lists of retaliatory measures against U.S. products worth 93 billion euros.

01:58After the European Union and the United States secured a tentative trade deal,

02:08many leaders have expressed skepticism about its terms.

02:11French Prime Minister Francois Beirut called it a dark day as Europe resolved to what he called submission.

02:18Others, including Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, expressed support to the European Commission

02:23for reaching a deal while expressing reservations about its content.

02:27I value the effort that the European Commission has made.

02:31I value the constructive and negotiator that the President of the European Commission has had.

02:37And in any case, I support this commercial agreement, but I do it without enthusiasm.

02:43The deal is preliminary and needs to be further fleshed out,

02:47but would introduce a 15% tariff for the vast majority of EU products.

02:51The tariff for U.S. exports bound for the EU market was not immediately clear.

02:57We need to work on the agreement, because what was underwritten yesterday

03:02is an agreement of the maximum, so in the details of some of the things we still need to go.

03:07So we have to say, let's say, we have to fight.

03:10European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the 15% tariffs were across the board and all-inclusive.

03:17She added that it would bring stability and predictability to businesses,

03:21a statement echoed by Germany's Minister for Economic Affairs.

03:26The agreement is certainly at the height of 15% in the basis.

03:33It's something that will challenge us.

03:35But the good part of it is that it is safe.

03:40The 15% rate is lower than the 20% rate Trump first announced.

03:44The critics say it represents a concession from the EU towards the U.S.

03:48Palestinians in Gaza say aid delivered over the weekend is not enough

03:58and hasn't reached the population of over 2 million.

04:04Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said minimal aid would be allowed to enter Gaza

04:10after images of starvation through international criticism.

04:13Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said nothing.

04:15Of course, we are looking at the border,

04:18we are looking for help from the outside or air or from any place.

04:25We are standing on the road and we are not looking at anything.

04:28We are standing here with a chiton like the chiton.

04:32We are looking for a chiton.

04:34We are looking for a chiton in our chiton.

04:35Israel has implemented daily 10-hour tactical pauses in parts of Gaza.

05:05to allow for limited humanitarian access.

05:09However, the UN said the measures would remain insufficient

05:12and the World Food Programme has called for reliable corridors

05:16and consistent access to deliver aid at scale.

05:22A Russian airstrike on Kyiv injured at least eight people, including a young child,

05:28local authorities have said.

05:30The strike on the Ukrainian capital also damaged a residential building,

05:34shattering the windows from the 5th to the 10th floor.

05:39Russian drones also struck the central city of Kropivnitsky,

05:43damaging a regional philharmonic building.

05:48Windows were also shattered at the central Ukrainian state university

05:53and in nearby buildings.

05:55No injuries or fatalities were reported.

05:57Both Russia and Ukraine launched attacks at each other overnight.

06:02Russia said it struck Ukrainian supply depots,

06:06while Ukraine said it attacked a Russian ammunition depot.

06:09Ukraine also reported 153 combat engagements along the front lines.

06:14A landslide caused by heavy rain likely led to Sunday's deadly train crash

06:24in the German town of Bibara.

06:26A preliminary police investigation showed that the train derailed

06:30and rode into a mass of earth that collapsed onto the tracks.

06:34Three people were killed, including the driver and a rail company employee,

06:38and about 50 people were injured in the crash,

06:4125 of whom seriously, according to regional authorities.

06:45Ten people were flown by helicopter to the university hospital in Ulm for treatment.

06:51The region of Baden-Württemberg was hit by heavy storms

06:54earlier in the evening before the crash.

06:58Rescuers with dogs searched the train for any missing passengers

07:01who were potentially stuck under the derailed carriages,

07:04local media reported, adding that search efforts continued through the night.

07:09As of Monday morning, no further survivors or dead bodies had been found in the search.

07:19New airport security screening equipment capable of scanning the contents

07:24of large liquid containers could soon be deployed across the European Union.

07:29This means passengers would be able to bring bottles

07:31containing more than 100 milliliters when travelling.

07:35The European Commission is now awaiting final approval

07:38from the Civil Aviation Conference

07:40before deploying the new equipment at airports.

07:43Once we get the final report and the findings from ICAC,

07:49we will be able to give the green light

07:50and then it's for the airports to put everything in place

07:55and inform the passengers.

07:56Under the current EU rules, liquids, aerosols and gels

08:01included in hand luggage must be packed in containers

08:04holding no more than 100 milliliters.

08:07Several terminals in Italy already have the new screening system

08:11at their disposal, but are not yet permitted to use them.

08:20Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to an immediate

08:22and unconditional cease-fire, according to the Malaysian Prime Minister.

08:29The news comes as clashes enter the fifth day,

08:31which has left hundreds of thousands of people displaced.

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08:57the bus is to give up to a flight.

08:58The children have to come to the airport.

08:59The bus is to come to the airport,

08:59where they are to give up to the airport.

09:00Cambodia and Thailand have both blamed each other for starting the fighting, which began

09:18on Thursday after five Thai soldiers were wounded following a landmine explosion.

09:23Both countries have been facing widespread international pressure to stop the fighting.

09:29U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to halt trade deals with both countries if the hostilities

09:34didn't end.

09:40Six people were confirmed dead in a mass shooting incident at a famous food market in Bangkok,

09:45according to Thai police.

09:49A gunman shot five people dead at the Orto Corp market before killing himself.

09:57Local health authorities report that two further people were injured in the incident.

10:03Police said the gunman's identity and motivation was not immediately known.

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10:11And when you are inside, you just ask, let's say you ask the machine to go somewhere.

10:18You feel like you pilot, but the machine only executes what the computer wants.

10:25So it's extremely easy.

10:27It's a kind of flying robot.

10:29It's a kind of flying robot.

10:31And when you are inside, you just ask, let's say you ask the machine to go somewhere.

10:36You feel like you pilot, but the machine only executes what the computer wants.

10:43You need to be skilled to pilot an airplane, you need to be skilled to pilot an helicopter,

11:08and they are very expensive to become a pilot, the machines are expensive, and the price per hour is also expensive.

11:15It's expensive.

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