“Trump is always raging about something.”

Former US Ambassador to NATO Kurt Volker tells #EuropeToday that despite the US President being “unhappy,” next week’s high-stakes NATO summit in Turkey won’t be “a blow up,” adding that “it’s actually going to be quite calm.”

Watch the full interview on Euronews or on our YouTube channel.

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“It’s the first time in the history of non-proliferation that two nuclear powers attack a non-nuclear state.”

Former Iranian nuclear negotiator Seyed Hossein Mousavian tells #EuropeToday Iran “would agree” to have its nuclear facilities inspected by the UN, but that a protocol for the organisation to inspect bombed nuclear sites must be put in place first.

https://l.euronews.com/cTTn

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“The EU is not relevant.”

Former Israeli National Security Adviser Jacob Nagel tells #12MinutesWith that Israel looks first to the US as its key ally, arguing that European countries will eventually “realise who are the good guys and who are the bad guys”.

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Are the weekend’s riots following PSG’s Champions League triumph part of a much deeper problem than hooliganism?

Euronews’ Jerry Fisayo-Bambi tells #EuropeToday that France may have to look beyond football hooliganism to curtail similar incidents in Paris, while faster prosecutions or stricter penalties may be part of the solution too.

What do you think the solution should be? Tell us in the comments.

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How is Russia intensifying its attacks on Ukraine?

After a deadly Russian attack on Kyiv that killed more than 30 people, Moscow says it’s going to escalate its war in Ukraine by using weapons that are harder to intercept.

Sasha Vakulina reports for #EuropeToday:

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