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 ...
29 Apr 20min
Macron renews Eurobonds push amid energy crisis, faces Brussels scepticism
On today’s episode of Europe Today, Maria Tadeo breaks down Emmanuel Macron’s renewed push for Eurobonds, which has been met with scepticism in Brussels. We also cover rising tensions between China an...
28 Apr 19min
Former UN General Assembly President and Lebanese Minister join us live
On today’s episode of Europe Today, Maria Fernanda Espinosa – the former UN General Assembly President, whose name is being floated as a potential successor to Secretary-General António Guterres – tel...
27 Apr 19min
As EU leaders huddle without Orbán, there are conflicting visions for Ukraine’s EU path
On Friday’s episode of Europe Today, we cross over to Cyprus where leaders are gathering to talk Ukraine, Iran and Europe’s collective defence. Our correspondent Jorge Liboreiro explains there is a pa...
24 Apr 19min
EU unveils measures to cushion energy shock, but are they enough?
On Thursday’s episode of Europe Today, we have exclusive interviews with the former NATO Secretary-General, Anders Rasmussen, and Latvia’s Defence Minister, Andris Sprüds. Rasmussen said that Europe n...
23 Apr 19min
'Being gay is not a choice, being homophobic is,' Bettel tells Europe Today
In today's episode of Europe Today, our correspondent Sándor Zsiros explains that Kyiv's announcement that the Druzhba pipeline has been repaired could mean the imminent unlocking of EU aid to Ukraine...
22 Apr 21min
EU foreign ministers to discuss Ukraine support and ties with Israel
In Tuesday’s episode of Europe Today, we get a dispatch from our correspondent Shona Murray in Luxembourg, where EU foreign ministers are gathering, with Ukraine and the crisis in the Middle East high...
21 Apr 19min
Russia-friendly former president wins Bulgarian election
On today’s episode of Europe Today, we bring you the results of the parliamentary elections in Bulgaria, where Rumen Radev, an EU critic considered sympathetic to Russia, has won by a significant marg...
20 Apr 19min
