Euronews expands live coverage and adds five new weeknight shows for its new season
Pan-European news channel Euronews announced on 13 November 2026 a new season with more live news and new discussion programmes. A new show will air each weeknight at 9:10 pm CET, plus a monthly series on EU enlargement.
Euronews, the pan-European news broadcaster, announced a new programming season on 13 November, expanding its live news output and adding several interview and debate shows. The channel summarises the changes with the slogan: more live, more conversations, more Europe.
Live from morning to night
Every morning at 8:00, 9:00 and 10:00 am CET, Stefan Grobe presents Europe Today live from the new Euronews studio. From 6:30 pm CET each evening, the Euronews Verify team checks the facts behind the news. At the end of the day, Mared Gwyn Jones presents Europe Tonight at 6:00, 7:00 and 8:00 pm CET, covering the biggest stories and helping viewers make sense of them.
Five new weeknight programmes
At 9:10 pm CET every weeknight, the channel steps back from the headlines with a different programme:
- Monday — The Big Question: Hannah Brown talks with leading figures from business and industry.
- Tuesday — On the Record with Maria Tadeo: political, business, cultural and arts leaders and voices go on the record.
- Wednesday — The Ring: two MEPs (members of the European Parliament) take opposing sides in one debate.
- Thursday — The World Conversation: Jane Witherspoon travels the world to challenge political leaders, business figures and other influential voices.
- Friday — Made in Europe: the successes, ideas and innovations shaping the continent.
A new monthly series on enlargement
The new season also brings The Road to Enlargement, a monthly series presented by Marina Stoimenova. It explores the stories, ambitions and decisions shaping Europe's future.
