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Oslo diplomacy anchors euronews' week of international reporting

Its most-watched new report follows Zelenskyy's meeting with Steve Witkoff, joined by Norway's and Finland's leaders.

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Zelenskyy calls for trilateral talks with Putin and Trump after meeting with US delegation in Oslo

euronews put Oslo's diplomatic meetings at the center of its most-watched new report, as Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for talks with Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump. The upload drew roughly 10,000 views and also carries the strongest daily momentum among the channel's videos.

The brief report follows Zelenskyy and US envoy Steve Witkoff arriving for meetings, with Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre joining them. Witkoff is expected to travel to Moscow for talks with Putin. Alongside the proposed three-way meeting, the description highlights Zelenskyy's thanks for restored US early-warning intelligence, a practical issue beneath the diplomatic photographs.

Across the week, euronews posted 15 uploads. Another upload bearing the same Oslo headline is also drawing attention, followed by its report on police charging a man after Australian lawmaker Helen Haines was hit by a vehicle. Elsewhere, Emmanuel Macron's state visit to Qatar brings energy negotiations and Gulf diplomacy into the mix, alongside the channel's evening bulletin.

The channel added about 4.5 million views over seven days, while its subscriber count stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is currently below its usual level. That softer pace is shared by nearby broadcasters NewsNation and ABC News (Australia), while The Guardian is close to its normal daily audience. For euronews, the Oslo coverage is the clearest source of momentum in the new lineup.

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