More live news, more conversations, more Europe: Euronews reinvents itself for its new season
Euronews has launched a major overhaul of its schedule for the new season, introducing more live news, in-depth conversations, and a new monthly series on European enlargement.
The broadcaster is stepping up its live output with Europe Today, which will air live from the new studio every morning at 8:00, 9:00 and 10:00 CET, presented by Stefan Grobe.
The day's events will be checked by the Euronews Verify team every evening from 6:30 pm CET, while Mared Gwyn Jones will present Europe Tonight at 6:00, 7:00 and 8:00 pm CET.
The channel is also introducing five new programmes every weeknight at 9:10 pm CET, moving away from the headlines to explore deeper themes.
New weeknight programmes
The new schedule features a mix of interviews, debates and global conversations.
- Monday: The Big Question with Hannah Brown interviewing business and industry leaders
- Tuesday: On the Record with Maria Tadeo featuring voices from politics, business, culture and the arts
- Wednesday: The Ring, a debate between two MEPs
- Thursday: The World Conversation with Jane Witherspoon travelling the world to challenge influential figures
- Friday: Made in Europe focusing on successes, ideas and innovations shaping the continent
Focus on enlargement
More live. More conversations. More Europe.
A new monthly series, The Road to Enlargement, will explore the stories, ambitions and decisions shaping Europe's future, presented by Marina Stoimenova.
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