In Tuesday’s episode of Europe Today, we get a dispatch from our correspondent Shona Murray in Luxembourg, where EU foreign ministers are gathering, with Ukraine and the crisis in the Middle East high on the agenda.
Crucially, it’s the first ministerial since the ousting of Viktor Orbán in Hungary, which is raising hopes that the EU’s crucial €90 billion loan to Ukraine could be unlocked. Our Ukraine correspondent Sasha Vakulina joins us on set with the latest on the Druzhba dispute, which has kept the loan under lock.
We also bring you exclusive interviews with the Norwegian Foreign Minister, Espen Barth Eide, and the UK ambassador to the United Arab Emirates, Ed Hobart.
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