On today's show:Toby Gregory reports on the second day of Ukraine peace talks in Abu Dhabi.Sasha Vakulina breaks down what Kyiv and Moscow have said, whether positions are moving closer, and what role European are playing.John Stringer, NATO's Deputy Supreme Allied Commander, tells Shona Murray whether he sees a chance of a genuine breakthrough. NATO is represented in Abu Dhabi by General Alexus Grynkewich.Angela Skujins, Euronews defence correspondent, explains how Brussels plans to use €70 million to support the Black Sea, where ships are being struck and seafarers are missing.Riho Terras, Estonian MEP from the European People's Party, asks whether Europe is doing enough to defend itself against hybrid threats.Vincenzo Genovese reports on Prince Harry's address at the European Parliament, Meghan's visit and the "Lost Screen Memorial," which features photographs of young people whose deaths have been linked to online harms.When and where to watch Europe Today?You can join Euronews’ Stefan Grobe live on TV and Euronews' website as well as digital platforms (YouTube, Facebook, X, and Instagram), every weekday at 8 am Brussels time.In just 20 minutes, our new format brings you the day's key events plus crucial analysis of all the stories shaping the EU and beyond. It's also available as a newsletter and podcast.
Europe Today: Ukraine peace talks continue in Abu Dhabi after 'constructive' first day
Ukraine, Russia and the US begin a second day of peace talks in Abu Dhabi after a first round Kyiv described as constructive, with a prisoner swap and security guarantees on the table. We also look at Black Sea attacks, Europe's hybrid threats and Prince Harry's visit to the European Parliament.
In brief
On today's show:Toby Gregory reports on the second day of Ukraine peace talks in Abu Dhabi.Sasha Vakulina breaks down what Kyiv and Moscow have said, whether positions are moving closer, and what role European are playing.John Stringer, NATO's Deputy Supreme Allied Commander, tells Shona Murray whether he sees a chance of a genuine breakthrough. NATO is represented in Abu Dhabi by General Alexus Grynkewich.Angela Skujins, Euronews defence correspondent, explains how Brussels plans to use €70 million to support the Black Sea, where ships are being struck and seafarers are missing.Riho Terras, Estonian MEP from the European People's Party, asks whether Europe is doing enough to defend itsel…
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