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[00:00:00] every dirty secret locked in the cloud, against him
[00:00:03] the government, the police newspaper headlines, against
[00:00:06] them one enter button, and he is going to
[00:00:09] press it, David against all of Britain,
[00:00:13] hacking, watch on Jupiter Plus.
[00:00:39] Good evening, this is a short broadcast of the current camera. Julia Madez took
[00:00:43] an oath before Drigigu and took office as president of
[00:00:46] Estonia. Madez is 51 years old, she was born
[00:00:49] and educated in Tartu. By profession, she is a lawyer,
[00:00:53] previously worked in the Ministry of Justice, in the
[00:00:56] constitutional commission of parliament, chief controller in the state control.
[00:01:30] Saare and Hiiumaal, Paides and Põltsamaal, in all
[00:01:33] places where the local community works hard to keep life from
[00:01:37] moving out, for the farm to thrive, for tourism and enterprise in general to
[00:01:40] develop, so that it would make sense to strive
[00:01:43] for generations.
[00:01:46] Last night, police detained 10 illegal migrants from Sudan in the capital's Nõmme district.
[00:01:49] They were taken to a temporary detention center.
[00:01:53] Last night, police received a report of two
[00:01:57] dark-skinned men who looked confused. Illegally,
[00:02:07] they said that several other people were hiding nearby,
[00:02:10] police began searching for them with drones
[00:02:14] and ATVs, movement of people was spotted in the forest, after which patrols with
[00:02:17] the help of service dogs detained eight more
[00:02:20] Sudanese. All 10 were in Estonia illegally, and only
[00:02:24] one of them had a document.
[00:02:28] The Police and Border Guard Department sent a new Estpol team to Latvia
[00:02:32] to guard the Latvian-Belarusian border.
[00:02:35] Estonian police officers will work in areas where there is currently
[00:02:38] a particularly large influx of illegal migrants. Together
[00:02:41] with employees, service dogs,
[00:02:45] drones, and special equipment were sent to Latvia.
[00:02:49] Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Russia attacked a Ukrainian power plant immediately
[00:02:53] after US President Donald Trump announced an
[00:02:56] energy truce between Kyiv and Moscow.
[00:03:00] Zelenskyy suggested that Vladimir Putin was unaware of the truce. The Kremlin
[00:03:03] said that it could not yet say anything about the agreement
[00:03:07] announced by Trump.
[00:03:10] Ukraine is ready to observe the energy truce if Moscow
[00:03:14] also observes it.
[00:03:17] We need American pressure on
[00:03:19] Russia.
[00:03:25] So that we can achieve at least what the American
[00:03:29] President.
[00:03:36] Russia said that it is ready to grant Ukraine only a one-day truce
[00:03:40] for presidential elections, thereby rejecting Kyiv's call
[00:03:43] for a two-month ceasefire during the election campaign,
[00:03:46] according to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov,
[00:03:50] Kyiv does not deserve a two-month truce that would allow
[00:03:54] presidential elections in Ukraine, which both Moscow
[00:03:57] and Washington had previously called for. The statement was reiterated
[00:04:00] by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. He added that Moscow is ready
[00:04:04] to agree only to such a final settlement that
[00:04:07] meets its terms. At the same time, according to media reports, Russia was
[00:04:11] ready to cease hostilities only on the day of the
[00:04:14] elections. In the Kremlin, President Putin
[00:04:18] and others at other levels
[00:04:22] have repeatedly said that we
[00:04:24] do not want a truce, we want long-term
[00:04:27] peace, and we are ready to do everything for it.
[00:04:31] The Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to American economists Robert
[00:04:35] Hall and Michael Woodford for their research into the role of
[00:04:38] monetary and fiscal policy in stabilizing
[00:04:41] the economy. According to the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, their work
[00:04:45] formed the basis of models that today central banks and
[00:04:49] governments around the world use to combat economic shocks.
[00:04:52] The Economics Prize was established in 1968
[00:04:56] with the support of the Central Bank of Sweden.
[00:05:06] Estonia, across the entire concern, approximately 900
[00:05:09] people. The company explained the decision as a necessity. recent developments,
[00:05:12] but now they have turned
[00:05:26] then
[00:05:26] we
[00:05:34] are used to technology prices falling year after year,
[00:05:37] upwards, so if we don't want to pass all these input costs
[00:05:41] on to our end customer prices, then we must
[00:05:44] honestly look at our internal efficiency, streamline
[00:05:47] work processes, adopt digitalization,
[00:05:51] automation, including artificial intelligence solutions and
[00:05:55] bring our cost base
[00:05:57] down.
[00:08:13] fog, variable wind directions 2.7 with gusts up to 15
[00:08:17] m/s, after midnight the wind will weaken, air temperature from
[00:08:21] 3 to 8 on the coast up to +11°.
[00:08:24] Cloudy weather will continue during the day, scattered rain, variable
[00:08:28] wind directions 1.7 m/s, air temperature from 7 to
[00:08:31] 12°.
[00:08:33] These are the news at this minute, see you at 8
[00:08:36] PM.