
Coverage of the Spanish train crash, EU-Canada summit in Montreal, US midterm election doubts, Ukraine's defense needs, and rising oil prices.
Euronews Today covers a deadly train crash in Spain impacting the general election, the EU-Canada summit in Montreal, US midterm lawsuits, Ukraine's Patriot interceptor dependency, and rising global oil prices.
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Euronews daily news program covering European and international developments.
On today's show:
Euronews Spain correspondent Rafael Salido brings the latest on the train crash that killed at least 68 people, and on how the tragedy could affect the run-up to Spain's general election, with Pedro Sánchez under pressure.
Jorge Liboreiro reports on the EU-Canada summit in Montreal, Donald Trump's shadow, and why member states killed the "associate membership" idea.
Allan Lichtman, historian at American University, tells us if the US should brace for lawsuits after the midterms as Donald Trump stokes doubts about the results and election fraud.
Shona Murray explains why Ukraine depends on Patriot interceptors and why Washington is delaying them.
Osama Rizvi, global markets and product strategist at Primary Vision, discusses rising oil and diesel prices and Europe's exposure to a fuel crunch.
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President Zelenskyy defended the Finnish and Norwegian leaders for their direct call with Vladimir Putin, arguing it provides transparency. The move has sparked debate among European allies over whether such bilateral outreach undermines a unified stance against Russia.

At least 30 people died and several were injured when a Renfe high-speed train rear-ended a stationary Iryo train south of Madrid near Urda on Wednesday, months after the deadly Adamuz crash.

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius will host British counterpart Wes Streeting in Berlin on Monday for talks on NATO, Ukraine, and bilateral defense cooperation.

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EU member states are divided over offering 'associate membership' to Canada, with Germany and others blocking a joint statement ahead of the upcoming Montreal summit. The proposal, initially floated by Ursula von der Leyen, lacks consensus among EU capitals.

The European Commission has expanded Frontex's mandate, allowing the agency to monitor social media for migration-related developments and act as a 'trusted flagger' under the Digital Services Act to address illegal content linked to border security.