Euronews’ Europe Today interviews EU defence chief Andrius Kubilius as it covers Trump’s call for every International Criminal Court member country to quit and Washington’s preparations for sweeping sanctions aimed at crippling the court and its judges.
The programme examines why more EU member states are engaging with Palantir, an American data and AI company, amid ethical concerns. It also looks at how the Middle East war is disrupting global oil supplies and driving up refining costs for European consumers.
Another segment discusses a UN declaration intended to ensure that countries whose territory may become uninhabitable because of rising sea levels do not lose their statehood or place in the international system.
