The key facts

  • Europe Today airs live three times in the morning, Europe Tonight three times in the evening
  • Five new programmes launch on weekdays at 21:10 CET, from The Big Question to Made in Europe
  • The monthly series The Road to Enlargement with Marina Stoimenova is dedicated to EU enlargement

New broadcast schedule

Euronews has presented an updated on-air format for the new season, betting on live broadcasts and conversational genres. The morning block Europe Today with Stefan Grobe airs live from a new studio three times — at 8:00, 9:00 and 10:00 Central European Time. In the evening, Meirion Gwyn Jones hosts Europe Tonight at 18:00, 19:00 and 20:00 CET, summing up the day.

Fact-checking and evening shows

From 18:30 CET every evening, the Euronews Verify team checks the facts behind the news. After that, on weekdays at 21:10 CET, the channel moves away from news headlines and presents five new programmes: on Monday, The Big Question with Hannah Brown — conversations with leading figures from business and industry; on Tuesday, On the Record with Maria Tadeo — interviews with leaders in politics, business, culture and the arts; on Wednesday, The Ring — a debate between two Members of the European Parliament with opposing positions; on Thursday, The World Conversation, where Jane Witherspoon travels the world and talks with politicians and influential figures; and on Friday, Made in Europe — about the continent's successes, ideas and innovations.

Series on EU enlargement

Rounding out the schedule is the monthly series The Road to Enlargement with presenter Marina Stoimenova, dedicated to the stories, ambitions and decisions shaping Europe's future. The channel's updated slogan: 'More live broadcasting. More conversations. More Europe.'