Seamus Kearney

The presidential elections in France are imminent and the incumbent right-wing head of state's pre-eminence is not totally secure; also, to Norway where the trial of mass killer Anders Behring Breivik… Audio

Germany has yet another president, and a bus crash in a Swiss Alps tunnel which killed 28 people, including 22 children. Audio

No surprise in Russia as Vladimir Putin claims victory in the presidential election. Audio

Hundreds die in freezing conditions. Austerity in Greece causes protest. Audio

The Italian cruise ship disaster, and Croatia holds a referendum on whether to join the European Union. Audio

The death of Vaclav Havel and David Cameron's EU veto. Audio

The Political stalemate in Belgium, the financial crisis in Italy, and the process of forming a government in Spain. Audio

Economic pressure is on the new leaders of Italy and Greece. Audio

The twists and turns in the debt crisis in Europe has led to Greece reshuffling their government again. Audio

The latest developments on the eurozone crisis; French Socialists choose their candidate to stand against Nicolas Sarkozy and; new criminal charges are filed against jailed former Ukrainian Prime… Audio

The latest on the eurozone debt crisis and Vladimir Putin and Dmitri Medvedev's job swap plan. Audio

Dominique Strauss Kahn speaks out for the first time about the US rape allegation, another case of alleged rogue trading at a major bank and the Euro zone crisis shows up tension between EU and US. Audio

Greece insists that default is not imminent while division is revealed within the European Central Bank and the Russian president says enough is enough after latest deadly plane crash. Audio

The latest from Europe. Audio

Discusses the latest on the Norwegian attacks, a new deal on tackling the Greek debt crisis and the arrest of war crimes fugitive Goran Hadzic. Audio

Europe's words with credit ratings agencies, French investigators open Dominique Strauss-Kahn probe and and an EU clampdown on cross-border driving offences. Audio

Greek austerity votes this week seen as a defining moment for Europe, Croatia gets the green light to become the EU's 28th member and European leaders to overhaul passport-free Schengen rules. Audio

The latest news from the Occident. Audio

Rumours that Greece is looking at abandoning the Euro currency. Audio

Seamus reports on further divisions emerge over Europe's response to Middle East unrest, and anger in Croatia over the jailing of two generals by the UN war crimes court. Audio