
Euronews reports on Trump's proposed energy ceasefire with Russia, Zelenskyy seeking European support in Warsaw, a Houthi-claimed attack on Saudi Arabia's King Khalid International Airport killing 12 and injuring 300+, French student protests over education funding, and details for watching Europe Today live on TV and digital platforms weekdays at 8 am Brussels time.
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The report covers multiple international developments: Trump's energy ceasefire proposal related to Ukraine-Russia war, Zelenskyy's diplomatic efforts in Warsaw amid Russian aggression, Houthi-claimed attack on Saudi infrastructure, French student protests over education funding, and broadcast details for Euronews' Europe Today program.
Sasha Vakulina analyses Donald Trump's announcement of an immediate energy ceasefire, what has been agreed, and what his call for Ukraine to replace Volodymyr Zelenskyy says about US–Ukraine relations.
Maria Tadeo reports from the Warsaw Security Forum, where Zelenskyy addresses delegates as he seeks to shore up European support.
Interview with Baiba Braže, Latvian Foreign Affairs Minister, as Europe’s eastern flank is facing another moment of heightened tension amid growing concerns over Russian drones, airspace violations and a broader campaign of hybrid pressure against NATO.
Laila Humairah reports from Doha, Qatar, on this weekend's attack on Araba Saudi's King Khalid International Airport, which killed at least 12 people and injured more than 300. The Houthis, suspected to be behind the strike, are warning airlines and passengers to stay away from Saudi airports.
French economist and essayist Nicolas Bouzou discusses France's dangerous economic and political balancing act as thousands of students are taking to the streets, demanding more resources and better conditions, while the government struggles to repair public finances under severe pressure.
When and where to watch Europe Today?
You can join Euronews’ anchors Méabh Mc Mahon and 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.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
European nations will discuss increased military and financial support for Ukraine following Zelenskyy's address at the Warsaw Security Forum
Likely · Within days
French student protests will continue or expand if government does not address demands for more resources and better conditions in education
Possible · Within weeks

A projectile struck Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport, causing a fire, while air defenses intercepted a cruise missile. The airport remains closed following a deadly attack that killed 12 people, drawing international condemnation and threats of escalation.

At least 139 migrants died and 84 are missing after their boat capsized off the coast of Djibouti near Guhere. The vessel, carrying 305 people from Ethiopia to Yemen, sank between October 8 and 9, prompting ongoing search and rescue operations.

European leaders from the UK, Germany, and Poland have publicly reaffirmed their support for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy after U.S. President Donald Trump suggested Ukraine requires a new leader amid ongoing tensions over energy infrastructure strikes.

Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport remains closed after a Houthi attack killed 12 people and injured 309. US President Donald Trump is considering a response, while international leaders condemn the strike as a dangerous escalation.

Germany and five other EU member states have rejected Ireland's proposal to cut the 2028-2034 EU budget by €159 billion, arguing it is insufficient. The group, representing 40% of EU contributions, demands significantly larger reductions.

Former Ukrainian FM Dmytro Kuleba warns that Russia is preparing for a wider conflict with Europe through hybrid attacks, testing NATO's resolve with sabotage and drone operations while escalating strikes on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure.