Trump: Iran Joins Peace Talks, Energy Shock Looms

0:00It's March 26th, from London to Lisbon, Paris to Prague. This is Europe News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. President Donald Trump says Iran is joining peace talks despite their denials, claiming their leaders fear backlash at home from hardliners. Meanwhile, Irish pubs nationwide are stocking up for massive crowds as fans gear up for tonight's crucial world cup playoff against the Czech Republic. In Prague, a severe energy shock from the conflict in Iran could push inflation past 4% this year, warns the central bank. Tribbies pour in for Alex Laws, co-founder of Whiplash Brewery and Fidelity Bar, following his sudden passing while Galway Mayor Mike Hubbard announces his independent run in the upcoming West by election. UK Police planned a resume arrest of Palestine action supporters for holding signs, Limert charges against three guard eye or drop sparking calls. For a public inquiry and singer Duffy opens up about her kidnapping in a new documentary,

1:01stay tuned as these stories develop.