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Alina Koushyk, Editor-in-chief of Belsat, insists that journalism is not a crime despite the Belarusian regime labelling her a “terrorist.” Press freedom in Belarus remains under severe threat, with many Belsat journalists imprisoned, highlighting the ongoing crackdown on dissent in the country.
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, described as possessing “Teflon skin,” addressed key issues in an exclusive interview with Euronews’ Chief Europe Editor Maria Tadeo. The discussion highlighted Rutte’s views on current NATO challenges and the alliance’s strategic direction amidst evolving geopolitical dynamics.
EU IMPACT
This morning, Europe considers strategies to manage energy security and economic cooperation amidst geopolitical tensions and climate challenges.
Key discussions focus on enhancing resilience and collaboration.
Tune in to Europe Today for a concise overview of key news, airing at 8 am Brussels time. This programme delivers the latest developments, ensuring viewers are informed on significant stories shaping the region and beyond in just 20 minutes.
French liberal MEP Christophe Grudler, set to lead negotiations on the “Made in Europe” law, has expressed concerns about the European Commission’s proposed strategy, stating it unfairly includes too many non-EU countries in its scope to counter foreign competition within the EU market.
MEPs Dirk Gotink and Maria Ohisalo confronted each other in The Ring, broadcast from the European Parliament in Brussels, discussing the escalating housing crisis in Europe. Their debate addressed critical policy implications and potential solutions to the pressing issue affecting citizens across the region.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy firmly rejected the notion of partial EU membership during discussions at an informal summit in Cyprus, asserting that Ukraine deserves full membership. Following the unblocking of a €90 billion loan and new sanctions against Russia, focus shifts to Hungary’s ongoing veto of Ukraine’s EU accession.
Scandinavian Airlines has cancelled around 1,000 flights, while Lufthansa has eliminated 20,000 routes amid soaring jet fuel prices, attributed to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The European Commission contends these cancellations stem from airline profitability issues, not fuel shortages.
EU DEVELOPMENTS
This morning, Europe addresses economic strategies amid rising geopolitical tensions
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