Euranet Plus Panorama

In our news this week: The European Commission’s latest enlargement assessment shows that several EU hopefuls are making progress in their journey towards EU membership. We are also joined by our fact-checker Linda Givetash to chat about the anti-vax movement and what it means.   An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.   Image © Graphic Compressor / Shutterstock

In the second instalment of our series on protests in Europe, we turn our attention to the role of young people in this somewhat disparate movement that is rapidly gathering momentum.   An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.   Image ©Pierre Laborde/Shutterstock  

As a wave of protests continues to spread around Europe, opinions are divided on what lies behind them – and how to respond to them. With national reporting sometimes seeming to overlook the wider social discontent brewing at a global level, we hope this two-episode series will do what Panorama does best: zoom out to provide a bit of European perspective. An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to y...

In our network's news this week: gollowing a spate of recent drone attacks off the coast of Bulgaria and Romania, the Black Sea region is becoming a major new security front for Europe, with knock-on concerns for food security.      Image © Niki Spasov/Shutterstock

The debate surrounding the development and risks of AI is becoming increasingly alarmist. We ask experts and observers to see what Europeans think about this. What are the European views on this debate? Here is a round-up of reactions what observers and experts across Europe are saying.   An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.   Image © SkillUp/Shutterstock

Energy ministers met informally in Dublin on Monday and Tuesday to discuss the energy price crisis, innovation and energy security.   An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.   Image © Shutterstock (Daniele Mezzadri)

Vladimir Putin is sitting pretty in Moscow after the United Russia party secured an increased supermajority. But what will he choose to do with it?   An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.   Ilage © Shutterstock / favoritesphoto  

It doesn’t feel like a year has passed, but here we are again, looking at reactions from our network, and across the political spectrum, to Ursula von der Leyen’s State of the EU address.   An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus   Image © European Union, 2026

A clear decline in educational performance among secondary school pupils has sent shockwaves around the globe this week. We also take a look at the outcome of Sunday’s election in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt.     An episode By Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.   Image © Shutterstock / Melnikov Dmitriy

We asked our editorial teams across the network to highlight the key issues making headline news in their radio stations as we resume production after the summer recess. One dominant theme emerged: the climate crisis.   An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.   Image © Shutterstock / leolintang

Between 2010 and 2025, property prices in the EU rose by more than 60 per cent and rents by almost 30 per cent. Ensuring its citizens’ access to affordable, decent housing is becoming a serious challenge – and priority – for Europe.   An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.   © Shutterstock_Edugrafo

So, this is our final Panorama before we break for the summer and we have a delectable smorgasbord of topics for you. An episode by Joanna Neville, voiced by Hermine Donceel & brought to you by Euranet Plus.

Europeans are once again facing two all-too-familiar summer scourges: deadly heatwaves and devastating wildfires. Our media network reports.   An episode by Hermine Donceel, brought to you by Euranet Plus   © AI-generated image

Ten years have passed since a deeply divided United Kingdom voted – by an extremely narrow margin – to leave the European Union. At the time, the ‘Leave camp’ promised greater sovereignty, faster economic growth and tighter control over immigration. In this episode, our colleagues around the bloc look at whether the UK has achieved its Brexit objectives; at how Brexit has reshaped the UK’s economy...

The EU’s long-awaited, and much-debated, Pact on Migration and Asylum entered into force on 12 June. Whether it strikes the right balance, though, remains questionable.   An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.   © Shutterstock_Tomas Ragina  

Armenians went to the polls last Sunday, appearing to thumb their noses at Moscow’s threats, intimidation and hybrid-warfare tactics by re-electing their pro-European prime minister for a third time.   An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.     Image © Shutterstock / Antony Matthews Films

The Commission has presented its Tech Sovereignty Package, a series of measures to turn Europe into a leading technological force while strengthening its strategic autonomy. An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.     Image © shutterstock / rawf8

With more and more people in need of humanitarian aid, and less and less cash available to provide it, the European Union attempts to plug some of the funding gaps while pushing to work ‘smarter’.   An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.     Image © EC - Audiovisual Service / Lukasz Kobus

Tensions are running high in the three Baltic states following an escalation of drone incursions in their airspace. These have become a daily occurrence. With Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian radio stations in the Euranet Plus network, we have asked our colleagues for some insight into recent events.   An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.   Image © shutterstock / Anelo

While Europe was celebrating Europe Day last Saturday, Moscow’s annual 9 May parade was radically scaled back. What, if anything, can we read into this? And we welcome back Linda Givetash for a discussion on how to deal with deepfakes. An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.   Image © Shutterstock / VLADJ55

The European Commission this week unveiled an “ambitious social plan” to eradicate poverty and boost social and economic inclusion.   An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus   Image : Shutterstock

Forty years on from Chernobyl, the bloc is increasingly looking to ramp up its nuclear energy production once again to find a way out of its pressing energy predicament.   An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.     Image © Shutterstock - DimaSid

In this episode, Andrius Kubilius, the European Commissioner for Defence and Space, answers questions from moderator Aušra Jurgauskaitė and a panel of Euranet Plus journalists at our Euranet Plus summit.     © EC - Audiovisual Service – Lukasz Kobus

Amid global turmoil, Brussels seeks to take back control over the EU’s relationship with China. And, ahead of the Hungarian elections this weekend, we look into the methods and narratives of disinformation in Hungary.    An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.     Image created with ChatGPT

On 12 April, Hungarians will vote in what could prove to be an era-defining parliamentary election. But will they choose to stick or twist?   An episode by Joanna Neville, brought to you by Euranet Plus.   Image © Shutterstock / zmotions