Europe Today

World Cup kick off day as EU finance ministers await ECB confirmation on raising interest rates

On the opening day of the 2026 World Cup, Méabh McMahon is joined in studio by the EU Commissioner for sport, Glenn Micallef, to discuss what might be the most political world cup to date. Meanwhile in Luxembourg, Euronews' Maria Tadeo speaks with Eurogroup President Kyriakos Pierrakakis, where EU finance ministers have gathered ahead of an expected raising of ECB interest rates.

Europe Today is Euronews’ daily podcast hosted by Maria Tadeo and Méabh Mc Mahon, broadcasting directly from Brussels, at the heart of Europe.   

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Iran downs US helicopter amid deadly US strikes in Lebanon

This morning on Europe Today, Méabh McMahon speaks with General Dominique Trinquand, former Head of the French military mission at the UN, after an Iranian drone took down a US helicopter off the Strait of Hormuz. At the same time, Israeli has killed 14 people in Southern Lebanon in airstrikes amid a crumbling ceasefire. Also on the show, the 21st EU sanctions package against Russia and Euronews' Peggy Collins discusses her investigation into Chinese companies bypassing EU duties.

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End of Iranian strikes and French justice failures in spotlight

This morning on Europe Today, Euronews' Laila Humairah provides updates on Iran ending military strikes across the Middle East after violent exchanges with Israel over the weekend.

Meanwhile, France is also in the news as the country seeks to review 70,000 cases of violence against minors, amid a scandal over the justice system's handling of an 11 year old girl's death.

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Armenian Prime Minister claims landslide victory in Armenia vote

On this edition of Europe Today, Stefan Grobe discussed the London Summit where leaders of Britain, France, Germany and Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky sought to step up pressure on Moscow. Next, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan declared victory on Monday in a parliamentary ​election. Also, fears of fresh escalation as Iran and Israel exchange fire once again.

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Zelenskyy's letter to Putin calls for face-to-face negotiations as EU leaders gather in Tivat

On this end of week edition of Europe Today, Euronews' Sasha Vakulina joins Méabh McMahon to explain the details of an open letter from Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy to Russia's Vladimir Putin, proposing new face-to-face negotiations. We also bring you a Euronews exclusive interview with European Council President Antonio Costa from the EU-Western Balkans summit in Montenegro.

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Western Balkans summit sees EU contenders gather in Montenegro, Lebanon-Israel cease fire once again

This Thursday on Europe Today, host Méabh Mc Mahon speaks to Lebanon's Culture Minister Ghassane Salamé on the latest fragile ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. We also go live to Tivat, Montenegro where an EU summit aims to ward off Russian, Chinese and American influences in the Western Balkans.

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Markets on edge as US-Iran strikes resume

This Wednesday's Europe Today covers the fresh strikes on Iran amid shaky ceasefire negotiations. Global markets strategist at Primary Vision, Osama Rizvi, joins Méabh McMahon to discuss how the situation is unnerving global markets. Meanwhile, Euronews' Sandor Zsiros shares the latest on Hungary's stake in Ukrainian EU membership talks.

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Migrant return hubs and home raids - A rightward step for Europe?

On this edition of Europe Today, Méabh Mc Mahon brings you up to speed on a new regulation agreed upon in Brussels to speed up the returns of rejected asylum seekers. We also have the latest from Lebanon on the clashes in the South despite Israel and Hezbollah accepting a US plan to implement a partial ceasefire.

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Israel invades further into Lebanon while Macron rages at football riots in Paris

On this edition of Europe Today, Méabh Mc Mahon dives into the topic of EU enlargement as European Council President António Costa begins a crucial tour of the Western Balkans. We also look at growing trade tensions between Brussels and Beijing, and the fallout from violent clashes that overshadowed Paris Saint-Germain’s Champions League celebrations. Plus, Hungary faces a critical test to unlock billions in frozen EU funds, the United Nations convenes over escalating violence in Lebanon, and security concerns mount after a Russian drone strike in Romania. Featuring analysis from former European Commission Vice-President Věra Jourová, former NATO Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoană, and Euronews correspondents across Europe and the Middle East.

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Brussels talking tough on China as Temu hit with €200 million fine.

It's a busy Friday morning on Europe Today, as Ursula von der Leyen calls Commissioners together to revise the bloc's trade strategy with China. It comes as Chinese retailer Temu has been slapped with a €200 million fine by the EU.

Polish Undersecretary of State for trade Michal Baranowski joins Méabh McMahon in studio to discuss this and a Russian drone hitting a residential building in Romania.

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An ongoing political crisis in Spain and a Hungary fighting for EU funds

On Europe Today this Thursday, Méabh Mc Mahon is joined by Euronews correspondents across Europe, including live reports from Madrid and Finland, as NATO stages military drills near the Russian border amid growing security fears in the Baltics. Plus: exclusive interviews with former Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, International Energy Agency chief Fatih Birol, and European Commissioner Michael McGrath on democracy, corruption and big tech. 

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Council of Europe moves to prosecute Russian leaders, but is it time to talk to Russia again?

Tensions are high in the Baltic States this morning as NATO military exercises begin just 30km from the Russian border, following increased drone incursions into neighbouring countries. This as the Council of Europe move to prosecute Russian officials over their war of aggression in Ukraine.

Plus: The new left wing party in Greece and the case against former Spanish PM Zapatero

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Baltics on alert amidst drone crisis and escalating attacks in Ukraine

Europe wakes up to a rapidly shifting security landscape as Russia launches one of its largest assaults on Kyiv in months, deploying its experimental Oreshnik ballistic missile and reigniting fears across the Baltics. On today’s Europe Today, we examine the growing pressure on Europe’s eastern flank as Ursula von der Leyen travels to Lithuania. W also hear from Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya live from Kyiv, and break down the new military technologies reshaping the war. Plus: Europe braces for record-breaking heat, political turmoil deepens in Spain and Hungary, and Pope Leo issues a stark warning on the dangers of Artificial Intelligence.

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EU holds firm on Russia sanctions despite energy crunch

In today’s episode of Europe Today, the EU’s economy chief Valdis Dombrovskis tells us that the EU should increase pressure on Moscow rather than ease sanctions, after the US and UK postponed restrictions on the purchase of Russian energy to ease the impact of the energy crisis on consumers.

We also speak to the European Parliament’s Vice-President Jávi López from Mexico, where the EU is expected to sign a revamped trade and cooperation agreement to upgrade a previous pact signed a quarter of a century ago.

We also break down Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s push to revive the Visegrad 4 group, and cross over to Cannes for an analysis of this year’s politically charged film festival.

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Lithuanian Defence Minister says Baltics face ‘new reality’ amid uptick in drone incursions

On today’s episode of Europe Today, Lithuania’s Defence Minister Robertas Kaunas told our correspondent Angela Skujins that the Baltic states face a “new reality” amid a series of recent drone incursions, including an incident which ground Lithuania’s capital of Vilnius to a halt on Wednesday.

We also speak to the EU’s Commissioner for Tech, Henna Virkkunen, about her executive’s new plans to ban nudification apps that use AI to undress individuals without their consent.

We also preview NATO Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Sweden later today and bring you the reaction from Europe after Israel’s far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir shared a video showing him taunt activists from a Gaza-bound aid flotilla.

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The winners and losers of the EU-US trade deal

After a long night behind closed doors in the European Parliament in Strasbourg, MEPs reached a compromise on the controversial EU-US trade arrangement signed last July with Donald Trump in Turnberry, Scotland. This paves the way for a final vote in the Parliament. We speak exclusively to Bernd Lange, the top. MEP for the Parliament.

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G7 crisis talks and EU-US trade tensions

Global tensions are high as G7 finance ministers meet in Paris today amid fears over the economic fallout from the Middle East conflict. Donald Trump says he is holding off on strikes against Iran for now, but markets remain nervous over energy prices and inflation. Brussels is also unveiling a new Fertiliser Action Plan to support European farmers facing supply disruptions, while pressure grows for exemptions from the EU’s carbon border tax rules.

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Spain swings right in Andalucian election, drones strike Moscow and Modi's European tour

This Monday on Europe Today, we bring you up to speed on how Spain’s government is shaken after a bruising election defeat in local elections in the South. Plus, we have an update on Narendra Modi’s whirlwind Europe tour and bring you an interview with the Finnish Trade Minister Ville Tavio.

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Latvian PM out, will UK's Starmer follow?

From a political bombshell in Latvia to growing pressure on the UK government, this edition of Europe Today with Méabh Mc Mahon, Stefan Grobe, Shona Murray and Angela Skujins brings you up to speed on the stories shaping Europe this week. As Latvia faces a sudden leadership crisis following a major security scare, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping hold closely watched talks on trade and global tensions. And as Eurovision marks its 70th anniversary in Vienna, the continent’s biggest music event finds itself at the centre of mounting geopolitical divisions.

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Europe watches closely as Trump and Xi meet in Beijing

On this edition of Europe Today with Méabh Mc Mahon, we bring the European angle on Donald Trump’s trip to Beijing. The high-stakes talks with Xi Jinping come as trade tensions, wars in the Middle East and the global AI race reshape world politics. With tech giants including Elon Musk, Tim Cook and Nvidia’s Jensen Huang also in attendance, Europe is watching nervously from the sidelines. And in Brussels, the EU faces criticism after refusing to pursue an EU-wide ban on LGBTQ conversion therapy, despite a petition signed by more than one million Europeans.

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Brussels nervous as Trump travels to China alongside Elon Musk and Tim Cook

On this Wednesday’s episode of Europe Today with Méabh Mc Mahon, we look ahead to President Trump's big trip to China with the Australian ambassador to the EU, Ambassador Angus Campbell. We bring you an exclusive interview with the Syrian foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani who is in Brussels for high stakes talks with EU counterparts. Plus, we hear ‘who’s who’ in the new Hungarian government with our correspondent in Budapest.

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Ukraine talks in Brussels, Farmer fury and Eurovision politics

On today’s episode of Europe Today, Méabh Mc Mahon and Jorge Liboreiro break down the major political fault lines shaping the EU this week. EU foreign ministers approve sanctions against Israeli settlers in the West Bank after Hungary’s new government lifts its veto, while divisions deepen over whether Europe should engage directly with Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine. We hear from Irish Defence and European Affairs Minister Thomas Byrne as Ireland prepares to take over the EU Council presidency.

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New Hungarian government dances its way into power

This Monday on Europe Today, we bring you up to speed on an EU foreign ministers meeting taking place this Monday in Brussels. We have fresh reactions to Vladimir Putin’s latest claims about possible peace talks, the controversy around Gerhard Schröder as a potential mediator, and an exclusive interview with Sweden’s foreign minister about today’s crucial EU talks. Plus — Nigel Farage’s political surge shakes UK-EU relations, Hungary ushers in a new era with a huge dance off in Budapest and the WHO calls for calm after a cruise ship linked to a hanta-virus outbreak docks in Tenerife.

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Poland and Lithuania to sign EU defence loans

In this episode of Europe Today, we speak to the EU's Defence Commissioner, Andruis Kubilius, just before he sets off for Poland and Lithuania to sign the EU'S first defence loan deals under the €150-billion SAFE programme. We also speak to the EU's Climate Commissioner, Wopke Hoekstra, and to Leabsnese MP Nadim Gemayel.

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EU negotiators fail to get trade deal with US over the line

On today’s show, our trade reporter Peggy Corlin brings us insider insights from late-night talks in Brussels on implementing the EU’s embattled trade deal with the US. EU lawmakers and ambassadors failed to get the agreement over the line, further testing the patience of the White House. We have interviews with the US’s former ambassador to NATO, Kurt Volker, and the European Commissioner for Equality, Hadja Lahbib. Our health reporter Marta Iraola also brings us up to speed on the hantavirus-hit cruise ship, which is sailing towards Spain’s Canary islands.

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IMF deputy director for Europe on the economic fallout of the Iran war

On today’s episode of Europe Today, Helge Berger, the deputy director of IMF Europe, says the economic forecast for Europe has been dented by the war in Iran, and that a worse-case scenario could see the Eurozone edging towards recession. We also speak to Baroness Cathy Ashton, the former EU foreign policy and trade chief, about EU-US trade relations, the Middle East, and the UK’s efforts to reset its relations with the EU. We also bring you the latest on the Iran war, after President Donald Trump said overnight that he would pause Project Freedom, the operation to free vessels from the Strait of Hormuz, citing “great progress” in talks with Iran.

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Brazil’s EU Ambassador: International order should be rebuilt ‘by everybody’

Brazil’s Ambassador to the EU Pedro Miguel da Costa e Silva tells Europe Today he’s “not convinced” by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s assertion that the international order will be rebuilt from Europe.

“I think if we’re going to have to rebuild something, it has to be rebuilt by everybody,” Ambassador Pedro said. “Europe has a place. But I’m not convinced that it will be built from here.”

Also on today’s episode, we bring you the key takeaways from yesterday’s European Political Community summit in Armenia, with our Europe Editor Maria Tadeo.

We also crossed over to the NATO headquarters for an exclusive interview with military spokesperson, Colonel Martin O’Donnell.

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Trump’s “anger” drove US tariffs on EU cars, top lawmaker tells Europe Today

On Monday’s episode of Europe Today, the European Parliament’s top trade lawmaker, Bernd Lange, tells us that US President Donald Trump’s tariff hike on EU cars is a “political move” stemming from Trump’s “anger” at German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. We also get an analysis of the consequences of Trump’s decision to withdraw at least 5000 troops from Germany with our NATO correspondent, Shona Murray. And we analyse the significance of Armenia hosting the European Political Community summit today, as the country seeks closer ties with Europe amid a rupture with its traditional ally, Moscow. Europe Today is Euronews’ daily podcast hosted by Maria Tadeo and Méabh Mc Mahon, broadcasting directly from Brussels, at the heart of Europe. Every morning, we deliver the top and exclusive stories shaping the European Union (EU) and beyond. Stay ahead with the key news and insights that matter in Europe today.

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Magyar vows to unlock EU funds; EU-China tensions boil

On today's episode of Europe Today, we break down Péter Magyar's debut in Brussels and his vow to swiftly unblock billions in EU funds for Hungary. 

We also look at brewing tensions between Brussels and Beijing over EU plans to shield homegrown industries with a 'Made in Europe' preference.

We speak to the EU's Sahel envoy, João Cravinho, about what the uptick in violence in Mali means for the EU's approach to the region.

And we also have an interview with Finnish MEP Ville Niinistö.

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EU governments driven by ‘pro-European’ sentiment, Commissioner Mînzatu says

On today’s episode, we speak to European Commission Vice-President for social rights, Roxana Mînzatu, who says that despite the surge of Eurosceptic and Russia-friendly parties in Eastern Europe, she believes the actions of governments across the EU are “driven” by the “pro-European positions of their own people”.

We also speak to European Parliament Vice-President and former Belgian Prime Minister Sophie Wilmès about the rule of law, the rise of antisemitism in Europe and Europe’s approach towards a volatile US administration.

We also bring you the latest on an escalating row between Ukraine and Israel, after reports that a vessel carrying grain from Russian-occupied Ukraine has arrived at an Israeli port.

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