Russia is actively targeting Europeans in an effort to divide EU leaders and spread fear among citizens. In Spain, PM Sánchez faces a deepening crisis after thousands of irregular migrants entered Ceuta last month, while in east Germany the far-right AfD party is projected to win a local election.
On today's show:
Shona Murray reports from Dublin, Ireland, on Russia's escalating threats targeting European states with the intention of striking fear into citizens over their government's support of Ukraine. She interviews Benjamin Haddad, French European Affairs Minister.
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We also interview Sergii Marchenko, Ukrainian Finance Minister, onrevived calls to use frozen Russian assets as Ukraine heads into another hard winter, and Antonio López-Istúriz, member of the European Parliament (Spain, EPP), who reacts to the deepening Ceuta crisis in Spain.
Laura Fleischmann reports from Germany, where the far-right AfD party is leading the polls ahead of regional elections this Sunday in Saxony-Anhalt in the east of the country.
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