Europe Today: Israel faces deadlock after vote, Nordic leaders hold rare Putin call
Israel is facing political deadlock following its recent election, with Arab-led parties set to play a crucial role in determining the next prime minister amid questions about Benjamin Netanyahu's era.
The Israeli election has resulted in a political deadlock, raising questions about whether this marks the beginning of the end for Benjamin Netanyahu's era. Former government spokesman Eylon Levy discussed the current situation, noting that Arab-led parties will play a decisive role in determining who becomes the next prime minister.
Nordic Leaders Engage Putin
In a significant diplomatic move, Finland's Alexander Stubb and Norway's Jonas Gahr Støre held a rare call with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Sasha Vakulina reports on whether this communication brings peace talks any closer amid ongoing tensions.
Global Political Shifts
The political landscape beyond Israel is also shifting. Serbia appears to be turning a page after a student-led opposition election upset, with senior Western Balkans analyst Marko Prelec discussing who might become the next prime minister. In the US, Democratic strategist Keith Brannum examines whether Democrats truly have an advantage in the upcoming midterms.
The day's key events and crucial analysis of stories shaping the EU and beyond are presented in Euronews' 'Europe Today' program, hosted by chief anchor Méabh Mc Mahon and EU editor Maria Tadeo, airing every weekday at 8 am Brussels time.
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