Euronews: Iran Question, Ukraine Talks in Abu Dhabi and France's Budget Fight
Euronews' morning programme Europe Today on 6 November covered a possible new US attack on Iran, Ukraine's air defence needs ahead of talks in Abu Dhabi, and protests in France.
The international news channel Euronews devoted its 6 November edition of Europe Today to several European and global political topics, ranging from the effect of the US midterm elections in the Gulf to Ukraine's defence needs and protests in France.
Iran and the Gulf
Euronews correspondent Aadel Haleem reported from Doha on how Gulf countries have reacted to the US midterm elections. He also assessed whether a new US attack on Iran can still be avoided.
Ukraine and the Abu Dhabi talks
Shona Murray reported on Ukraine's need for interceptors, the missiles used to shoot down incoming threats. She also spoke to Finnish Defence Minister Antti Häkkänen ahead of talks due to take place in Abu Dhabi next week.
Analysis and other topics
Bruce Stokes, an associate fellow at Chatham House and senior fellow at the German Marshall Fund, discussed what lessons the Democratic Party will draw ahead of 2028. Eoghan Corry, an aviation expert and travel journalist, explained what happens when a plane receives a bomb threat and whether a state could be behind the wave of hoaxes.
Estelle Nilsson-Julien, a Euronews reporter in Paris, covered the latest protests in France and the battle over the national budget. The programme also featured a new book on Emmanuel Macron's decade in power, discussed with its author, Françoise Degrois.
About the programme
Euronews chief anchor Méabh Mc Mahon and EU editor Maria Tadeo present the show live on TV, on the Euronews website and on digital platforms every weekday at 8 am Brussels time. The programme runs for 20 minutes and is also available as a newsletter and podcast.
