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Europeans will face economic challenges this winter because of Russia, says political scientist
As Russia toys with Europe over gas supplies, the last thing the EU wants at this time is instability within its own ranks.
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Soaring temperatures and wildfires – Europe battles a ‘heat apocalypse’
In parts of France forecasters are calling it a “heat apocalypse”, with thousands of people forced to flee spreading wildfires in the country’s southwest.
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European security architecture has ‘collapsed’, says Finnish foreign minister
In Madrid, we caught up with the Finnish Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto, and began by asking him about Turkey lifting their veto over Finland and Sweden joining the alliance late last night – what did he think had changed their mind?
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Ukraine Russia conflict: War is against everyone in Europe, says Zelenskyy‘s diplomatic adviser
Ihor Zhovkva is President Volodymyr Zelenksyy’s main man at the summit.
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Ukrainian Eurovision winner on Putin, Glastonbury and victory over Russia
Their blend of folk music and hip hop, combined with widespread opposition to the Russian invasion, led Ukrainian band Kalush Orchestra to victory at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.
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Inflation: Is the UK falling behind its European competitors?
A country battling to work through nationwide rail strikes; inflation soaring and still not at its peak; no growth in the economy since January – it’s a grim menu for the government to sell to the country.
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Heatwaves and wildfires: Europe sweltering after record heat
Climate scientists say the early heatwaves across parts of France, Spain and the UK over the past few days are a sign of things to come.
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If European leaders want results “they need to start delivering,” says Ukrainian MP
Matt is joined by Lesia Vasylenko, who is a member of Ukraine’s parliament.
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Vjosa River to become national park in bid to save Europe’s last wild river
Albania’s prime minister announced today that the country’s wild river system, the Vjosa, is to become a national park.
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Europe losing unity on sanctions, ex-Ukraine vice PM says
We spoke to Ivanna Klympush, who served as Ukraine’s vice prime minister for European integration until 2019.
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Northern Ireland Protocol: European Parliament fears trade war
We’re joined by German MEP Anna Cavazzini, who is chair of the European Parliament’s committee on the internal market and consumer protection.
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Northern Ireland Protocol: Will there be a trade war with Europe?
The European Union has warned it will retaliate “with all measures at its disposal” if the UK goes ahead with plans to scrap parts of the Northern Ireland protocol – the Foreign Secretary Liz Truss promised to introduce legislation within the next few weeks.
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Zelenskyy hails Ukraine’s Eurovision win
The Ukrainian band Kalush Orchestra are on their way back home following their overwhelming victory in the Eurovision song contest – after they were given special permission to leave the country to take part in the event.
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Eurovision 2022: UK has ‘great chance’ of winning, contest expert says
It’s the Eurovision grand final tonight in Turin and there’s a clear favourite to win – Ukraine’s entry by Kalush Orchestra.
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Macron’s first job to ‘keep Europe united’, says former French ambassador to Syria
We spoke to Michel Duclos, a former French ambassador to Syria and now acts as a special adviser to the independent think tank, Institut Montaigne.