DR1 — broadcast
20261012 230000 UTC
486 transcript segments
Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking
Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive.
Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record.

[00:00:00] the attack continues, yes, it seems that the Ukrainian citizens, they will
[00:00:03] go through some long, very long months, without electricity,
[00:00:07] without water and without heating. And while Trump
[00:00:10] has announced an energy ceasefire, and at the same time said that he will buy large quantities
[00:00:14] of Russian diesel oil from Putin, the EU has today
[00:00:17] tightened the screw on
[00:00:18] Russia.
[00:00:25] 16600 new sanctions listings targeting Russia's military
[00:00:28] industrial complex.
[00:00:40] in Luxembourg on Monday. EU countries have agreed to expand
[00:00:44] the EU's sanctions list, i.e. with an additional 1600
[00:00:47] companies and individuals to increase pressure on
[00:00:50] Russia. Because it is crucial that Ukraine does not surrender,
[00:00:54] it
[00:00:55] says.
[00:01:01] survives, and in the EU there is very little trust now in the US, regarding
[00:01:05] help to Ukraine, says our EU
[00:01:07] correspondent. It is more about
[00:01:11] controlling and managing the announcements
[00:01:14] from the US, so if you just look at the economy today, then
[00:01:18] 95% of all the economic support to
[00:01:21] Ukraine, it comes from the EU, the, that is, the economic
[00:01:25] cash box, the Americans have slammed it shut,
[00:01:28] they also don't give any weapons to Europe. can buy weapons in the US, which
[00:01:32] the Europeans can then donate to the Ukrainians afterwards,
[00:01:35] uh, there is some help when it comes to intelligence information and so on,
[00:01:38] but the Europeans,
[00:01:40] Russia, because it is the EU countries above all are prepared for, that when
[00:01:43] Ukraine needs help, then it is the Europeans who must do it, you also get
[00:01:47] help from Great Britain and others, so uh, so you don't
[00:01:51] have that much faith that it makes sense to try to convert the American president
[00:01:58] dialogue on the matter is Trump. Venstre's chairman. Trosslund Paulsen has
[00:02:01] called the party's executive board to an extraordinary executive board meeting
[00:02:04] next week, and on the agenda there is only one item,
[00:02:07] namely the current political situation for
[00:02:10] Venstre. The meeting will be held on Sunday, October 25th
[00:02:13] and comes after internal trouble about the law that limits
[00:02:17] agriculture's use of fertilizer. Five of Venstre's members of parliament voted against
[00:02:21] the law and thus against Troelslund Paulsen's line, including
[00:02:24] the profile Søren Gade. Since then, Venstre has received one
[00:02:28] dismal opinion poll after another, and last week the party was at only
[00:02:32] 5.8% in a DR poll from Epinion, which has never measured
[00:02:35] Venstre so low before. Deputy chairman
[00:02:38] Stephanie Lose writes a comment on the extraordinary
[00:02:41] executive board meeting like this: After some tough
[00:02:44] weeks for Venstre, it is natural to gather and turn the
[00:02:48] way forward. According to our political analysts, Troelslund
[00:02:52] Paulsen must use the executive board meeting to secure his party's
[00:02:55] support. Firstly, he must have clear support for the line he has
[00:02:59] taken for Venstre, this green journey, where one does say that agriculture
[00:03:03] is important, where one also insists that increasing demands must be made on agriculture, that
[00:03:06] is one thing, the other thing is, and it is in line with the first, he
[00:03:10] must have support for, that if there are again many, for example
[00:03:14] the parliamentary group, who do not follow the party's line, then he has the authority to
[00:03:18] do something about them, to punish them in one way or another, both are
[00:03:21] important for him before his national convention in November, but also before the political
[00:03:25] decisions that will be made during
[00:03:26] the autumn.
[00:04:10] do not have the authority to do so. East Jutland police have issued
[00:04:14] scooter fines on an incorrect basis. In 19 cases,
[00:04:18] parents of children who illegally rode e-scooters have been fined for
[00:04:21] the violation. Now it turns out that this practice is not
[00:04:25] legal, and the fines have now been withdrawn, so parents will get their money
[00:04:28] back.
[00:04:33] It's mushroom season and with artificial intelligence on your mobile, you can
[00:04:37] quickly get an idea of what kind of mushroom you have found, but now the
[00:04:41] Danish Veterinary and Food Administration warns against using AI to determine whether mushrooms can be eaten
[00:04:44] or not. The technology can make mistakes, and in the worst case,
[00:04:48] it can lead to life-threatening poisonings, warns a
[00:04:51] mushroom expert. I can actually already see a really
[00:04:54] exciting mushroom here, so it is peeking up, this one, if
[00:04:58] a dialogue on the topic is it is such a bulbous
[00:05:01] fly agaric, then it should smell of potato, when you sniff it, it
[00:05:05] smells of raw potato, bulbous fly agaric, it is not
[00:05:08] poisonous, you can actually eat it, but it is a bit worthless because it tastes
[00:05:12] of something, and it is not worth it, because if it was a white fly agaric,
[00:05:16] then it is goodnight,
[00:05:19] so the danger is that you simply get
[00:05:22] told that it is an edible mushroom, and then
[00:05:25] you think, yes, it worked, and eat it, and then it is
[00:05:28] poisonous, so you really have to be sure, it
[00:05:31] is deadly serious, it is just a really
[00:05:35] beautiful bolete growing here, so I think it is what is called a brown-stalked
[00:05:38] bolete, and it is edible, it is really good,
[00:05:42] 'we can just try to see what Google says, as the first choice brown-stalked and
[00:05:46] bolete, so it has simply been able to see these characteristics here,
[00:05:49] well, it says it could be Satan's bolete,
[00:05:52] um, yes, I don't think it looks like it in
[00:05:56] any way, but well, it's good that it gives some kind of
[00:06:00] warning, because if it hadn't said anything at all, then
[00:06:04] people might just have stuffed something in their mouths that they should have kept away from,
[00:06:07] so, but it just shows how complicated it is, you shouldn't trust
[00:06:11] it if you are not 110% sure of your case, so don't,
[00:06:14] because it can end fatally, so if you
[00:06:18] go out and pick something you think is a mushroom and it is a white fly agaric, then it can
[00:06:22] end fatally, so you have to go on some
[00:06:25] mushroom tours where there are some experts who examine what you have
[00:06:28] found, um or choose a
[00:06:31] few mushrooms where you think, this, I dare
[00:06:35] to
[00:06:39] In Sweden, it is more than just stumbling from the Social Democrat Magdalena Anderson
[00:06:42] to gather the parties that, on paper at least, are part of her red
[00:06:46] majority bloc. Tuesday is the deadline for her to
[00:06:49] tell the Speaker of the Riksdag whether or not she can form a
[00:06:53] government. In the election last month, Anderson got a narrow
[00:06:57] majority that pointed to her as the new Swedish Prime Minister, but two of
[00:07:01] the parties in the bloc are fiercely disagreeing politically. The Left Party on the extreme
[00:07:04] left demands ministerial posts to support Anderson, and that
[00:07:08] is rejected by the liberal party the Centre Party, which forms the right wing of.
[00:07:14] Last Friday, the four center parties met for a seminar, but without
[00:07:18] negotiating a government cooperation. Vilka
[00:07:21] partier tycker du ska ingå i en regering, det kommer jag
[00:07:25] diskutera med många andra, centerpartiet vill ju inte
[00:07:28] ha med vänsterpartiet, vill du ha med dem? TT tack,
[00:07:32] tycker det var ett bra initiativ, en bra dag, det var bra att vi kunde sitta ner
[00:07:35] tillsammans och prata med varandra, alla fyra
[00:07:38] partier, eh, jag är optimistisk, jag tror att vi kommer
[00:07:41] lösa det. Ja, good evening, Peter Suple Bentson, you are
[00:07:45] Berlinske Nordic correspondent,
[00:07:48] and is there anything at all to suggest that Magdalena Anderson can gather the
[00:07:51] parties she needs to become
[00:07:53] prime minister?
[00:07:56] Uh, at least not in the coming days or in the coming
[00:07:59] rounds, in which she will probably have the chance to do so,
[00:08:03] so this could well drag on for many
[00:08:06] days. But what exactly is it that makes the parties in her
[00:08:10] bloc, which has a majority and? who have agreed to point to
[00:08:14] her, that they can neither agree nor apparently sit
[00:08:18] locally and negotiate with each other?
[00:08:21] so it's like water and oil that you have to make fit together with on
[00:08:24] one side the Left Party, which is the old communist party in Sweden, with all
[00:08:28] that entails of anti-capitalism
[00:08:31] and immigration and everything else, and then on the other
[00:08:34] side the Centre Party, which is fundamentally a liberal bourgeois party, they want
[00:08:38] lower taxes, they want control over the economy.
[00:08:42] and they want good conditions for businesses, those two things have to fit together, and
[00:08:46] they just don't. In reality, something tells me
[00:08:50] that they hate each other, also on almost a personal level
[00:08:52] by now. Yes, that doesn't sound very encouraging,
[00:08:55] so where does this end, is there any movement at all in this
[00:08:59] ? There is
[00:09:02] negative movement, so remember that Magdalena Anderson, who is
[00:09:05] the social democrat and prime ministerial candidate, she has had
[00:09:08] four years in opposition to prepare herself to create this foundation.
[00:09:12] 'She didn't succeed, and then 30 days have passed since she
[00:09:15] won the election, she has not gained anything from those,
[00:09:19] so there will be some rounds now, and then
[00:09:21] Magdalena Anderson will have to hope that they become very
[00:09:25] very tired in the Centre Party, in the Left Party, and
[00:09:28] suddenly flatten out and say no to what we might call
[00:09:32] red lines in Swedish politics, yes
[00:09:35] so where do you think this
[00:09:37] will end?
[00:09:41] Uh, the good guess is probably that there will be a red
[00:09:44] government, it can easily be a minority government,
[00:09:47] but um, it doesn't take much to go wrong, first of all the blocs are
[00:09:51] very very close to each other, in terms of size, but also politically it doesn't take much to go wrong
[00:09:55] before Sweden might be looking at a new election, and it
[00:09:59] would ultimately not surprise me if it goes that
[00:10:02] way. That was from Peter Subli Bentson Berning Nordic correspondent, thank you very much
[00:10:06] for being with us, and with the gloomy
[00:10:09] forecasts from Swedish politics, we take a look at the Danish weather.
[00:10:13] If you are going out driving tonight or in the night hours or perhaps in the early
[00:10:16] morning hours, you should pay close attention to the temperature, because in several places we will
[00:10:20] see that the level will drop quite low, a clear night in many places without much
[00:10:24] wind. and that will be enough for us to get frost locally at least on
[00:10:28] Zealand, on Funen and also in Vendsyssel, where locally there will probably
[00:10:31] be a level similar to what we had today, i.e. down to a couple of degrees of frost.
[00:10:35] from there, it's not that easy to find a clear area when we start
[00:10:39] Tuesday. many places will be under the clouds, maybe a little hazy
[00:10:43] sunshine in the eastern regions here early in the day, but it will become more and more
[00:10:46] gray as the day progresses. there are quite a few clouds, and they bring
[00:10:50] more when we look out at the horizon to the west, therefore over the evening and
[00:10:54] night hours. but then it suddenly starts to get wet, it will first be in
[00:10:57] Jutland it comes to, but it can well be a lot of rain that comes in
[00:11:01] locally with the possibility of getting up to about 20 millimeters of rain,
[00:11:05] so it will be a rather wet Tuesday, on the other hand, we will take a
[00:11:09] couple of dry days from there, so the autumn holiday, if you celebrate such a thing, can
[00:11:12] on Wednesday and
[00:11:15] Thursday.
[00:11:25] Welcome to another news from TVA Live. It
[00:11:29] is still very unclear what Donald Trump's so-called
[00:11:32] energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine is about, and whether it even
[00:11:35] exists. Neither Russia nor Ukraine confirms the ceasefire,
[00:11:39] Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyy here says: "He is ready, but only if
[00:11:42] Russia does
[00:11:43] the same."
[00:11:47] We are ready to respect an energy fire if
[00:11:51] Russia is ready to do the same." we
[00:11:55] agree, if they
[00:11:57] agree. However, Russia continues its attacks on
[00:12:01] Ukraine, here are images that the Ukrainian president has posted on
[00:12:04] X, allegedly from a residential area in Kyiv, which was hit by a Russian
[00:12:08] attack on Monday evening, and according to Zelenskyy, six
[00:12:11] Ukrainian energy facilities have also been hit by Russian
[00:12:15] attacks. Russia has not directly commented on Trump's
[00:12:18] ceasefire. Putin's spokesman merely says that a
[00:12:23] underway.
[00:12:31] In Ukraine, an energy ceasefire is welcome, if it happens on the
[00:12:35] right conditions, that is, and our reporter in
[00:12:38] Kyiv says. If it is such that it only
[00:12:41] covers oil refineries and
[00:12:44] fuel depots, then President Zelenskyy says that
[00:12:48] then the Russians will get off too cheaply, Ukraine cannot agree
[00:12:51] to that. It is such that Russia has a large
[00:12:55] oil sector, uh, they, it is one of their
[00:12:58] biggest sources of income, on
[00:13:01] the other hand, Ukraine has a very small oil sector, they actually
[00:13:05] only have one
[00:13:08] oil refinery that is still working, so
[00:13:12] therefore Zelenskyy says, if you are to have this
[00:13:16] energy ceasefire, yes, then it must also include the
[00:13:20] Ukrainian power grid, it is such that one is facing a long winter,
[00:13:23] and if the Russian attack continues, yes, then it seems that
[00:13:27] the Ukrainian citizens, they will go through some long, very
[00:13:31] long months, without electricity, without water and without
[00:13:33] heating. And while Trump has announced an energy ceasefire,
[00:13:37] and at the same time said that he will buy large quantities of Russian diesel oil from
[00:13:41] Putin, the EU has today tightened the screw on
[00:13:43] Russia.
[00:13:49] Today ministers adopted nearly 1,600 new sanctions listings targeting
[00:13:52] Russia's military industrial complex.
[00:14:06] Monday. EU countries have agreed to expand the EU's
[00:14:09] sanctions list, i.e. with an additional 1600 companies and
[00:14:13] individuals to increase pressure on
[00:14:16] Russia. Because it is crucial that Ukraine does not surrender,
[00:14:19] it
[00:14:20] says.
[00:14:25] survives, and in the EU there is very little trust now
[00:14:29] in the US, regarding help to Ukraine, says our EU
[00:14:32] correspondent. It is more about
[00:14:36] controlling and managing the announcements
[00:14:39] from the US. I mean, if you just look at the economy today, then
[00:14:43] 95% of all the economic support to
[00:14:46] Ukraine, it comes from the EU. The, that is, the economic
[00:14:50] cash box, the Americans have slammed shut,
[00:14:53] they also don't give any weapons. Europeans can buy weapons in the US,
[00:14:56] which the Europeans can then donate to the Ukrainians
[00:14:59] afterwards, there is some help, when it comes to intelligence information
[00:15:03] and so on, but the Europeans, the EU countries above all are
[00:15:07] prepared for, that when Ukraine needs help, then
[00:15:10] it is the Europeans who must do it, you also get help from Great Britain and others,
[00:15:14] so, uh, so you don't have that much faith that it makes sense to
[00:15:18] try to convert the American president
[00:15:20] Trump,
[00:15:24] Left. Chairman Trudelslund Paulsen has called the party's executive board to an
[00:15:28] extraordinary executive board meeting next week, and on
[00:15:31] the agenda there is only one item, namely the current political
[00:15:34] situation for Venstre.
[00:15:37] will be held on Sunday, October 25th and comes after internal trouble about
[00:15:41] the law that limits agriculture's use of fertilizer. Five of the Left's
[00:15:45] members of parliament voted against the law and thus against Troelslund Paulsen's
[00:15:48] line, including the profile Søren Gade. Since then,
[00:15:52] Venstre has received one dismal opinion poll after another, and last
[00:15:55] week the party was at only 5.8% in a DR poll
[00:15:59] from Epinion, which has never measured Venstre so low
[00:16:02] before. Deputy chairman Stephanie Lose writes a comment on
[00:16:05] the extraordinary executive board meeting like this.
[00:16:09] After some tough weeks for Venstre, it is natural to gather and
[00:16:13] turn the way forward. According to our
[00:16:15] political analysts, Trosslund Poulsen must use the executive board meeting to secure
[00:16:19] his party's support. Firstly,
[00:16:23] he must have clear support for the line he has taken for Venstre, this green
[00:16:26] journey, where one does say that agriculture is important, where one also insists that
[00:16:30] increasing demands must be made on agriculture. That is one thing. The other
[00:16:33] thing is, and it is in line with the first, he must have support
[00:16:36] for. that if there are again many, for example the parliamentary group, who
[00:16:40] do not follow the party's line, then he has the authority to do something about them, i.e. to
[00:16:44] punish them in one way or another, both are important for him before his national convention in
[00:16:47] November, but also before the political decisions that will be made during
[00:16:51] the autumn,
[00:17:35] do not have the authority to do so. East Jutland police have issued
[00:17:39] scooter fines on an incorrect basis. In 19 cases,
[00:17:43] parents of children who illegally rode e-scooters have been fined for
[00:17:46] the violation. Now it turns out that this practice is not
[00:17:50] legal, and the fines have now been withdrawn, so parents will get their money
[00:17:54] back.
[00:17:58] It's mushroom season and with artificial intelligence on your mobile, you can
[00:18:02] quickly get an idea of what kind of mushroom you have found. But now the
[00:18:06] Danish Veterinary and Food Administration warns against using AI to determine whether mushrooms can be eaten
[00:18:10] or not. The technology can make mistakes, and in the worst case,
[00:18:13] it can lead to life-threatening poisonings, warns a
[00:18:16] mushroom expert. I can actually already see a really exciting
[00:18:20] mushroom here, so it is peeking up. This one, if it
[00:18:24] is a bulbous
[00:18:26] fly agaric, then it should smell of potato, when you sniff it. It
[00:18:30] smells of raw potato. Bulbous fly agaric, it is not
[00:18:34] poisonous. You can actually eat it, but it is a bit worthless because it doesn't taste of anything,
[00:18:38] and it is not worth it, because if it was a white fly agaric,
[00:18:41] then it is goodnight,
[00:18:44] so the danger is that you simply get
[00:18:47] told that it is an edible mushroom, and then you think,
[00:18:51] yes, it worked, and eat it and it's poisonous, so you
[00:18:55] really have to be sure, it is deadly
[00:18:58] serious, it's just a really beautiful bolete growing here, I
[00:19:02] think it's what's called a brown-stalked bolete, and it's edible, it's
[00:19:05] really good, "we can just try to see what Google
[00:19:09] says, as the first choice brown-stalked and bolete, so it has simply
[00:19:12] been able to see these characteristics here, well, it says it could be Satan's
[00:19:16] bolete, um, yes, I
[00:19:19] don't think it looks like it in any way, but well, it's good that it
[00:19:23] gives some kind of warning, because if it
[00:19:27] hadn't said anything at all, then people might just have
[00:19:30] stuffed something in their mouths that they should have kept away from, so, but
[00:19:34] it just shows how complicated it is, you shouldn't trust it if you're not
[00:19:37] 110% sure of your case, so don't, because it can
[00:19:41] end fatally, I mean, if you go out and pick something you think is a mushroom, and it
[00:19:45] is a white fly agaric, then it can end fatally, so you
[00:19:49] should go on some mushroom tours where there are some
[00:19:52] experts who examine what you have found, um
[00:19:55] or choose a few mushrooms where you think,
[00:19:59] this, I dare
[00:20:00] to
[00:20:04] In Sweden, the Social Democrat Magdalena Anderson is struggling to
[00:20:07] gather the parties that, on paper at least, are part of her red
[00:20:11] majority bloc. Tuesday is the deadline for her to
[00:20:14] tell the Speaker of the Riksdag whether or not she can form a
[00:20:18] government. In the election last month, Anderson got a narrow
[00:20:22] majority that pointed to her as the new Swedish Prime Minister. But two of
[00:20:26] the parties in the bloc are fiercely disagreeing politically. The Left Party on the extreme
[00:20:30] left demands ministerial posts to support Anderson, and that
[00:20:33] is rejected by the liberal Miller Party the Centre Party, which forms the right wing
[00:20:37] of Anderson's constellation. Last Friday,
[00:20:40] the four Centre parties met for a seminar, but without
[00:20:44] negotiating a government cooperation. Vilka
[00:20:46] partier tycker du ska ingå i en regering? kommer jag
[00:20:50] diskutera med många andra, Centerpartiet vill ju inte vara
[00:20:54] med Vänsterpartiet, vill du vara med dem, TT, tack,
[00:20:57] tycker det var en ett bra initiativ, en bra dag, det var bra att vi kunde sitta ner
[00:21:01] tillsammans och prata med varandra, alla fyra
[00:21:03] partier, jag är optimistisk, jag tror att vi kommer
[00:21:07] lösa det här, ja good evening, Peter Supi Bensen, you are
[00:21:11] Berlinske Nordic correspondent,
[00:21:14] is there anything at all to suggest that Magdalena Anderson can gather the parties she
[00:21:17] needs to become prime minister? Uh,
[00:21:21] at least not in the coming days or in the coming
[00:21:25] rounds, in which she will probably have the chance to do so,
[00:21:29] so this could well drag on for many
[00:21:31] days. But what exactly is it that makes the parties in her
[00:21:35] bloc, which has a majority and has agreed to point
[00:21:39] to her, that they can neither agree nor apparently sit
[00:21:43] locally and negotiate with each other?
[00:21:46] so it's like water and oil that you have to make fit together with. On the
[00:21:50] one hand, the Left Party, which is the old communist party in Sweden, with all
[00:21:54] that entails of anti-capitalism
[00:21:56] and immigration and all sorts of other things, and then on the other hand
[00:22:00] the Centre Party, which is fundamentally a liberal bourgeois party, they want
[00:22:04] lower taxes, they want control over
[00:22:07] the economy, and they want good conditions for businesses, those two things
[00:22:11] have to fit together, and they just don't. In reality, something
[00:22:14] tells me that they hate each other, also on almost a personal level
[00:22:17] by now. Yes, that. doesn't sound very encouraging,
[00:22:21] so where does this end, is there any movement at all in this
[00:22:24] ?
[00:22:26] There is negative movement, so remember that Magdalena Anderson,
[00:22:30] who is a social democrat and prime ministerial candidate, she has
[00:22:33] had four years in opposition to prepare herself to create this
[00:22:37] foundation, she didn't succeed, so 30 days have passed since she
[00:22:40] won the election, she has not gained anything from those,
[00:22:44] so there will be some rounds now, and then
[00:22:47] Magdalena Anderson will have to hope that they become. very, very
[00:22:51] tired in the Centre Party, in the Left Party, and suddenly flatten
[00:22:55] out and say no to, what shall we call it, red lines in Swedish
[00:22:59] politics. Yes, so where do you think this
[00:23:02] will end?
[00:23:06] Uh, the good guess is probably that there will be a red
[00:23:10] government, it can easily be a minority government, but
[00:23:13] um, it doesn't take much to go very wrong, I mean, first of all the blocs are very,
[00:23:17] very close to each other, size-wise, but also politically. not go very wrong
[00:23:20] before Sweden might be looking at a new election, and it
[00:23:24] would ultimately not surprise me if it goes that way.
[00:23:28] That was Peter Subli Benson, Berlings Nordic correspondent, thank you very much for joining
[00:23:31] us. And with the grim weather forecasts for Swedish politics,
[00:23:35] we take a look at the Danish weather. Are you going out driving
[00:23:39] tonight or during the night or maybe the early morning hours, you should
[00:23:43] be quite aware of the temperature, because in several places we will see that the level
[00:23:46] will drop quite a bit, a clear night in many places without much wind, and it will be
[00:23:50] enough for us to locally at least get frost both in Zealand, in Duersland
[00:23:54] and also in Vendsyssel, where locally there will probably be a similar level to what we had today,
[00:23:58] that is, down to a couple of degrees of frost. From there, it
[00:24:01] is not so easy to find a clear area when we start Tuesday, many places
[00:24:05] will be under the clouds, maybe a little hazy sunshine in the eastern regions here
[00:24:09] early in the day, but it will be a more and more grey affair as the day progresses.
[00:24:13] There are quite a few clouds, and they have more to do with, when we look out here
[00:24:17] at the horizon towards the west, therefore over the evening and night. Simon, then it suddenly
[00:24:20] starts to get wet, it will first be a Jutland rain that comes, but it
[00:24:24] can also be a lot of rain that comes locally with the possibility of reaching
[00:24:28] up to about 20 millimeters of rain, so it will be a rather
[00:24:32] wet Tuesday, on the other hand, we will take a couple of dry days from then on, so
[00:24:36] the autumn holidays, if you take that kind of thing, can easily provide both sun and dry weather
[00:24:40] Wednesday and
[00:24:40] Thursday.
[00:24:51] Welcome to the news from TVA Live. It
[00:24:54] is still very unclear what Donald Trump's so-called
[00:24:57] energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine is about, and whether it even
[00:25:00] exists. Neither Russia nor Ukraine confirm the ceasefire.
[00:25:04] Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy here says: He is ready, but only if
[00:25:07] Russia does the
[00:25:08] same.
[00:25:13] We are ready to respect an energy ceasefire if
[00:25:16] Russia is ready to do the same.
[00:25:20] "We agree, if they
[00:25:23] agree." Russia continues its attacks on Ukraine,
[00:25:27] here we see images that the Ukrainian president has posted on X,
[00:25:30] allegedly from a residential area in Kyiv, which on Monday evening was hit by
[00:25:34] a Russian attack and according to Zelenskyy, six Ukrainian energy facilities
[00:25:38] have also been hit by Russian attacks.
[00:25:40] Russia has not directly commented on Trump's
[00:25:43] ceasefire announcement. Putin's spokesman merely says that
[00:25:48] ongoing.
[00:25:58] an energy ceasefire, if it happens on the right conditions, that is, and that tells.
[00:26:02] our reporter in Kyiv: if it is such that it only
[00:26:06] encompasses eh, oil refineries and
[00:26:09] fuel depots, then President Zelenskyy says that
[00:26:13] the Russians get off too lightly, Ukraine cannot agree to
[00:26:17] that. It is such that Russia has a large
[00:26:20] oil sector, eh, they, that is one of their
[00:26:24] biggest sources of income.
[00:26:27] On the other hand, Ukraine has a very small oil sector, they have
[00:26:30] actually, only one. eh one
[00:26:34] oil refinery that works left, so
[00:26:37] therefore Zelenskyy says, if you want this
[00:26:40] energy ceasefire, yes, then it must also
[00:26:44] include the Ukrainian electricity grid. It is
[00:26:47] such that a long winter is coming, and if the Russian attacks
[00:26:50] continue, then it seems that Ukrainian citizens will have to
[00:26:54] go through some long, very long months, without electricity, without
[00:26:58] water and without heating. And while Trump has announced
[00:27:02] an energy ceasefire and at the same time said that he will buy large quantities of Russian
[00:27:05] diesel from Putin, the EU has today tightened the screws on
[00:27:09] Russia. Today ministers adopted
[00:27:12] nearly 1,600
[00:27:15] new sanctions listings, targeting Russia's
[00:27:18] military industrial complex. This is the
[00:27:21] single largest expansion of our sanctions
[00:27:24] list since Russia's war started. So that from
[00:27:28] the EU foreign affairs chief at a meeting between EU foreign ministers in Luxembourg
[00:27:31] on Monday. EU countries have agreed to expand the EU's
[00:27:35] sanctions list, i.e. with an additional 1600
[00:27:38] companies and individuals to increase pressure on
[00:27:42] crucial that Ukraine does not surrender, it sounds.
[00:27:45] I think the most important
[00:27:48] thing right now, and in the EU there is very little confidence now
[00:27:52] in the USA, regarding aid to
[00:27:55] Ukraine, according to our EU
[00:27:58] correspondent. It is more about
[00:28:01] controlling. it is about handling the announcements
[00:28:04] from the USA, so if you just look at the economy today,
[00:28:08] 95% of all economic support to
[00:28:12] Ukraine, it comes from the EU, that is, the economic
[00:28:15] purse, the Americans have closed it, they also do not provide any
[00:28:19] weapons, Europeans can buy weapons in the USA, which Europeans can then
[00:28:23] give to the Ukrainians afterwards, eh, there is some
[00:28:26] help when it comes to intelligence and so on, but the Europeans,
[00:28:30] the EU countries above all are. determined that when
[00:28:34] Ukraine needs help, it is the Europeans who must do it, they also get
[00:28:37] help from Great Britain and others, so eh, so they do
[00:28:41] not have much faith that it makes sense to try to change the American
[00:28:45] President
[00:28:45] Trump.
[00:28:49] The chairman of Venstre, Troels Lund Poulsen, has called a meeting of the party's main board for
[00:28:53] an extraordinary main board meeting next week, and on the
[00:28:56] agenda there is only one item, namely the current political
[00:28:59] situation for Venstre. The meeting
[00:29:02] will be held on Sunday, October 25th and comes after internal
[00:29:05] trouble about the law that limits agriculture's use of fertilizer. Five
[00:29:09] of Venstre's Members of Parliament voted against the law and thus against Troels Lund
[00:29:13] Poulsen's line, including the profile Søren Gade.
[00:29:17] Since then, Venstre has received one devastating opinion poll after another, and
[00:29:20] last week the party was at only 5.8% in a DR poll
[00:29:24] from Epinion, which has never measured Venstre so low
[00:29:27] before. Deputy Chairman Stephanie Lose writes a comment on
[00:29:30] the extraordinary main board meeting like this.
[00:29:34] After some tough weeks for Venstre, it is natural to gather and
[00:29:38] discuss the way forward. According to our
[00:29:41] political analysts, Troels Lund Poulsen must use the main board meeting to secure
[00:29:44] his party's support. Firstly,
[00:29:48] he must have clear support for the line he has set for Venstre, this green
[00:29:51] journey, where they certainly say agriculture is important, where they also insist that increasing demands
[00:29:55] must be made on agriculture, that is one thing. The other thing is, and it
[00:29:59] is in line with the first, he must have support for. that if
[00:30:03] there are again many, for example in the parliamentary group, who do not follow the party's
[00:30:06] line, then he has the authority to do something about them, to punish them in one
[00:30:10] way or another, both are important for him before his national meeting in
[00:30:13] November, but also before the political decisions that must be made during
[00:30:16] the autumn,