US-Iran talks continued after a temporary pause threatened the fragile agreement, as Brussels hosted the second EU-Moldova summit focused on Chişinău's membership bid. Meanwhile, pressure grew on UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer as tensions between Poland and Ukraine continued to escalate.
On today's show:
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Euronews' Laila Humairah reports from Doha on the latest developments in US-Iran talks after negotiations in Switzerland were briefly disrupted by fresh tensions and uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz.
Euronews' Mared Gwyn Jones examines the mounting political pressure on UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer as Labour faces growing calls for a change in leadership.
Moldova's Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi joins us in the studio as Brussels hosts the second EU-Moldova summit, with accession talks and European security at the top of the agenda.
Euronews' Jakub Janas explains why relations between Poland and Ukraine have deteriorated after a dispute over historical memory escalated into a diplomatic row between Warsaw and Kyiv, before our international correspondent Sasha Vakulina analyses what the latest tensions mean for both countries.
Finally, we round up the latest FIFA World Cup action after Egypt claimed a historic first victory, Spain returned to winning ways and Iran kept its knockout hopes alive.
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