Shona Murray

Roxana Mînzatu, the Romanian politician and EU Executive Vice-President for social rights, shares her vision for quality jobs in the EU. She discusses a new proposal that focuses on reskilling workers, particularly in the automotive sector. Shona Murray provides critical insights on NATO's cautious response to Ukraine amid geopolitical tensions. The guests also express shock over the alleged corruption scandal involving Federica Mogherini, emphasizing the need for accountability. Additionally, Macron's diplomatic efforts with China regarding the Ukraine conflict are explored.

Maria Tadeo, an EU news editor with a sharp grasp of EU dynamics, discusses the crucial 90 billion euro funding for Ukraine and the political stakes involved. Shona Murray, an experienced Euronews correspondent, covers the last-minute postponement of the Mercosur deal, stressing Italy's concerns and the long-term implications for EU trade credibility. Sasha Vakulina offers insights into President Zelensky's reactions and the vital security discussions shaping Ukraine's future amidst the ongoing conflict.

Shona Murray, a seasoned Europe correspondent with Euronews, dives into the latest breakthroughs in the search for peace in Ukraine. She discusses the key elements of the reworked 19-point plan and contrasts it with the earlier proposal. Shona emphasizes the crucial role Europe plays in the negotiations, considering its security stakes. The conversation highlights the urgency of timelines, the prospect of a ceasefire, and what steps might be taken next as the world waits for Putin's response.