Ukraine observes a day of mourning after Russia's deadly strike on Kyiv as NATO allies prepare for next week's summit in Ankara. Ireland considers ending alumina exports to Russia while the EU investigates the Patriots political group.
On today's show:
Euronews' Sasha Vakulina examines the aftermath of Russia's latest deadly strike on Kyiv, as Ukraine mourns the victims and calls on allies to accelerate deliveries of promised air defence systems.
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Euronews' Shona Murray reports from NATO headquarters ahead of next week's summit in Ankara, where allies are expected to discuss support for Ukraine, defence spending and tensions following the US strikes on Iran.
Euronews' Jorge Liboreiro reports from Cork as Ireland considers ending alumina exports to Russia amid concerns the material could be supporting Moscow's war effort.
Euronews' Angela Skujins speaks to former Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo, now Administrator of the UN Development Programme, about the role of the UN in addressing global conflicts and supporting post-war recovery.
Euronews' Jakub Janas explains why the EU's Public Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into the alleged misuse of EU funds by the Patriots political group.
Finally, we round up the latest FIFA World Cup action after Spain, Portugal and Switzerland booked their places in the round of 16, with an all-Iberian meeting between Spain and Portugal on Monday.
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