Loading the video EU News Video. Kallas says 'Russians don't want me' as EU envoy for peace talks Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 13 November 2026 - 15:13 GMT+1 Kaja Kallas has made a strong push to be appointed special EU envoy for the peace negotiations. But "Russians do not want me", she added. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next Kallas says 'Russians don't want me' as EU envoy for peace talks Now playing Next EU pledges €10 million to protect Bulgaria's Black Sea shipping Now playing Next UK: Christmas at Kew 2026 unveils spectacular light trail in London Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | November 13th, 2026 – Midday Now playing Next North Macedonia: Kriva Palanka seeks help over 1,000 free-roaming cows Now playing Next The right to a home: Spain’s cooperative answer to the housing crisis Now playing Next Turkey: Six-metre Trojan Horse spills plastic waste at COP31 Now playing Next Microsoft outage explained: what went wrong and is your data at risk? Now playing Next Microsoft outage latest: 'Continued recovery progress across regions' Now playing Next Mercedes-Benz halts new investment in German plants, considers closures Now playing Next Outlook outage: how to keep working and which email alternatives you can use Now playing Next EU's Russian LNG bill hits €8.7 billion as import ban looms Now playing Next European diesel prices stay high as global oil supply overtakes demand, IEA says Now playing Next Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Club Kid' - Sex, drugs & sudden parenthood Now playing Next Ex-Nvidia CEO Huang and US Commerce Secretary Lutnick summoned to testify before Congress Now playing Next Ukraine: Russian drone attacks hit Kyiv hospital, leave two dead in Odesa More videos
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