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Recovery Fund at the cabinet meeting: The €36 billion program enters the final stretch, with the plan for the last disbursements
Nikos Papathanasis is presenting the final timetable of the program following the new €2.6 billion request, as well as the plan for financing the next day for small and medium-sized businesses
In Nicosia, Kyriakos Pierrakakis for Eurogroup, ECOFIN: housing and the impact of the Middle East crisis on the agenda
Affordable housing will be a central topic on the Eurogroup agenda, following an initiative by Kyriakos Pierrakakis to highlight the housing issue as one of Europe’s top social and economic challenges
EU considers Merkel or Draghi as possible common negotiator with Putin, Financial Times reports
Finland's President Alexander Stump and his predecessor, Sauli Niinisto, are also heard - Putin's suggestion about Schroeder rejected without discussion - EU acknowledges that talks with Moscow are possible, due to the inability of the US to reach a ceasefire agreement in Ukraine
EU–US tariff deal: Temporary agreement to cut duties seen as “step toward balanced transatlantic trade,” says von der Leyen
The post of the President of the European Commission - Trump's ultimatum
What is changing in migration policy: A brake on asylum with strict screening, detention & return hubs in third countries
The bill that provides for sweeping changes to asylum and the return of those who will not be granted it will be submitted to Parliament within the month - Fast-track procedures and strict deadlines for issuing final decisions
Kikilias on illegal fishing by Turkish fishermen: “We are asking the European Union to intervene”
What the Minister of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy said in his meeting with the European Commissioner responsible for Oceans and Fisheries, Kostas Kadis
Christodoulides’ speech in Parliament: “Reunification is the vow that unites Cyprus and Greece”
The President of Cyprus expressed his gratitude to Kyriakos Mitsotakis for Greece’s defence assistance to Cyprus, saying the response amounted to a “moral restoration of a historical pending issue” that had marked collective memory with the phrase “Cyprus is far away.”
