Seamus Kearney

Seamus Kearney on the Ukraine - Crimea situation and local elections in France. Audio

The high yes vote in Crimea referendum to join Russia. Audio

The crisis in The Ukraine and Crimea. Audio

Policital changes in Italy. Belgium approving child euthanasia. Occupations and protests in the Ukraine. Audio

The European elections this year, the first in five years, are held in May. Audio

The Ukraine and its waivering allegiances between western Europe and Russia; a new Merkel led government for Germany, and; prostitution law reform in France. Audio

European far-right parties join forces ahead of EU elections, spooking mainstream parties. Audio

Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney looks at topical issues including surveillance, leaks and recession. Audio

The refuge of Europe and how to handle and process asylum seekers, especially those from the sea, and; good fiscal news from Ireland and a turnaround for the economy, but mass migration still abounds.

Police in Greece act against the far-right Golden Dawn party; and the Italian Government collapses after Berlusconi party ministers resign. Audio

Russian and French views on the Syria crisis, and the German elections draw near. Audio

Seamus Kearney discusses Europe's role in the Syrian crisis. Audio

Russia's main opposition figure, Alexei Navalny, is seen as Vladimir Putin's most virulent critic. Audio

Edward Snowden, where to next? Portugal's prime minister has announced a cabinet reshuffle Audio

The crisis in Turkey. Audio

Seamus Kearney discusses the Paris soldier stabbing, anti-gay marriage protests and Sweedish riots. Audio

Alarm bells sounded over Europe's record high youth unemployment; and the UK Education Secretary says he would vote to leave EU if a vote were held today. Audio

Seamus Kearney talks from Lyon about: political changes in Italy; political forgiveness in Iceland, and; fervour in France on both sides of the new marriage equality legislation. Audio

Croatia is voting in the European parliament for the first time, The Cyprus bailout. Audio

Cypriots are rushing to withdraw money from their bank accounts, following news the Cyprus government would have to contribute up to 10% of bank deposits to secure an EU bailout. Audio