Euronews has rebuilt its programming slate around live coverage and original conversations, placing anchors and fact-checkers at the center of a revamped daily schedule.
The network now broadcasts Europe Today three times each morning at 8:00, 9:00, and 10:00 am CET, with Stefan Grobe anchoring from the new Euronews studio. Meanwhile, the Euronews Verify team takes over at 6:30 pm CET to scrutinize the day’s reporting and separate fact from noise.
As evening settles, Mared Gwyn Jones guides viewers through Europe Tonight at 6:00, 7:00, and 8:00 pm CET. The program aims to distill the most consequential developments and help audiences understand what actually mattered.
## Five New Weeknight Programs
The network has also carved out a dedicated slot at 9:10 pm CET for a different original show every weeknight. Each one steps away from breaking news to focus on deeper conversations and analysis.
Monday brings The Big Question, where Hannah Brown interviews major figures from business and industry. Tuesday features On the Record with Maria Tadeo, capturing essential voices from politics, culture, and commerce. On Wednesday, The Ring pits two MEPs against each other in a single structured debate.
Thursday belongs to The World Conversation, with Jane Witherspoon traveling internationally to press political leaders and influential business figures. Friday closes the week with Made in Europe, a showcase of the continent’s innovations, ideas, and success stories.
## A Monthly Focus on EU Expansion
Beyond the weekly rotation, Euronews has introduced The Road to Enlargement, a monthly series hosted by Marina Stoimenova. The program examines the ambitions, decisions, and human stories driving Europe’s shifting borders and future membership debates.
The expansion of live programming and the push toward more dialogue signal Euronews betting heavily on direct engagement. More live hours, more interviews, and a sharper European lens define this next phase.
