Europe live with Jakub KrupaWorld news EU to lead talks on support for Ukraine with US, Nato, partners – Europe live European Commission will hold talks with the US, France, Germany, Britain, Nato, and the World Bank LIVE Updated 22m ago Jakub Krupa Wed 4 Nov 2026 09.13 GMTFirst published on Wed 4 Nov 2026 09.05 GMT Share Key events 22m ago Spain's Sánchez hails progressive fightback in the US 'against hate,' draws parallels with Spain 29m ago Morning opening: EU to lead talks on support for Ukraine with US, Nato, partners Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivers the keynote speech at the Berlin Security Conference.
The European Commission will hold talks with the US, France, Germany, Britain, Nato, and the World Bank, looking what can be done to help Kyiv throughout the winter and how to support the US-led peace process with the upcoming negotiations in Abu Dhabi.
Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff said US negotiators would meet with their European partners in Brussels.
Their talks come after another night of heavy attacks on Ukraine, hitting power stations in Kyiv and Zhytomyr and a cargo vessel at sea near Odesa.
A residential area during power outages in Kyiv, Ukraine amid Russian strikes.
Let’s see what the day brings.
It’s Wednesday, 4 November 2026, it’s Jakub Krupa here, and this is Europe Live.
Good morning.
Key events 22m ago Spain's Sánchez hails progressive fightback in the US 'against hate,' draws parallels with Spain 29m ago Morning opening: EU to lead talks on support for Ukraine with US, Nato, partners in Madrid Spain’s socialist prime minister, Pedro Sánchez – who has been Donald Trump’s most vociferous European critic – is celebrating last night’s results in the US, hailing them as proof of a progressive fightback and of the “crumbling” of what he called the “ultra wave”.
“Yesterday, American society voted against the policies that only impoverish,” he posted on X.
“Against hate.
Against sexism.
Against climate denialism and against the privileges of the elites.” Sánchez, who faces an uphill battle to secure another term in office in Spain’s general election at the end of the month, added: “It happened in Brazil.
It just happened in the US.
And it will happen soon in Spain.” With most eyes still on the US this morning, Brussels is quietly getting on with the task of leading on discussions about the next round of support for Ukraine.
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