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A Uruguay plaza anchors EU Insider's globe-spanning week

Coverage of Pope Leo XIV's visit joins COP31 opening streams from Antalya and G7 diplomacy in Paris.

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0:00A wide shot shows the crowded square in Florida, Uruguay, with religious music playing over loudspeakers.
3:45An announcer explains hydration precautions and where attendees can find medical assistance.
6:17Recorded audio of Pope Leo XIV's balcony address plays in Italian with a simultaneous Spanish translation.
18:34The congregation collectively recites the Creed in Spanish.

The camera stays wide. In EU Insider's most-watched new upload, a crowded square in Florida, Uruguay, fills the screen as religious singing plays over loudspeakers. An announcer explains where attendees can find medical assistance; later, the congregation recites the Creed in Spanish.

Billed as coverage of Pope Leo XIV's Mass, the stream also includes a narrated introduction to the pope and recorded audio of his balcony address, with a Spanish translation. This is licensed event footage on a clips channel, rather than an EU Insider production. It drew roughly 630 views, the largest total among the week's new uploads.

The channel posted fifteen videos, with the papal journey continuing in Buenos Aires. That Argentine Mass stream currently carries the strongest daily viewing momentum, followed by a Chinese Foreign Ministry briefing from Beijing.

Elsewhere, EU Insider offered both a view of the COP31 venue in Antalya and a separate opening-session stream naming Simon Stiell, Murat Kurum and Chris Bowen. The conference's division of responsibilities gives those names a purpose: Turkey supplies the COP president, while Australia's Bowen leads the negotiations. G7 foreign ministers arriving in Paris added another diplomatic stop.

The subscriber count held steady, while the library added about 25,000 views. Daily viewing is now roughly half its usual level. Nearby in subscriber size, RNZ and RTÉ News had substantially busier viewing weeks; EU Insider's smaller audience was spread across public events from a Uruguayan plaza to the climate summit.

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