Show Notes
Donald Trump warns the US can leave Iran “pretty quickly” and return if necessary ahead of his address tonight — but will he also withdraw from NATO?
Meanwhile, Europe faces aviation fuel disruptions from early May, with air fares expected to rise. The EU Commissioner for Energy urges remote working and reduced travel, and government guidance on conserving energy is expected in the coming weeks.
And in space news, Artemis II set for orbit, marking the first fully-crewed lunar mission since 1972.
Guest presenter Shane Coleman is joined by: Shane Moynihan TD, Fianna Fail Jennifer Whitmore TD, Social Democrats Daniel McConnell, Editor, Business Post Leo Enright, Space Commentator & Broadcaster Amy Tarkanian, Republican Strategist Prof Lisa Ryan, UCD
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