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Plevris: The era of bureaucrats telling us how to handle the migration crisis is over, countries want border control & deportations

“Every time UN rapporteurs express concern about my legislation, I feel all the more proud of it,” said Thanos Plevris

Mitsotakis: “Red lines” for Turkey, message on Libya and migration – What he said about a third term and Europe

The Prime Minister made clear that Greece will not accept any questioning of its sovereign rights, defended the hardline approach on migration, and set Europe’s competitiveness and security as top priorities

Leaders of Nordic and Baltic countries support Ukraine’s accession to NATO and the EU

Kyiv is a strategic partner of the North Atlantic Alliance, state the heads of Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia in a joint declaration

EU prepares 21st sanctions package against Russia: Energy, banking, and fisheries in the crosshairs

The European Commission is also proposing sanctions on 30 additional vessels from the so-called “shadow fleet” used to transport Russian oil, bringing the total number of targeted ships to more than 660

EU: compensation for delayed flights remains in place, up to €600 for passengers

Airlines will be required to inform travelers within 48 hours about the compensation process and provide reasons for any refusal to pay

Rama “froze” journalists: God, sex and the EU are the three things you won’t be able to predict once Albania joins the European Union

“There is no reason for concern, because there is no plan,” he said regarding the investment by Trump’s son-in-law in Albania

Eurozone economy contracted by 0.2% in the first quarter, complicating ECB interest rate plans

GDP fell by 0.2% according to Eurostat against a previous estimate of 0.1% growth - Ireland's GDP dip "erased" growth at the beginning of the year

No signs of aircraft fuel shortage in Europe in the coming months, says Tzitzikostas

The EU's transport commissioner told Reuters that there are currently no indications of aircraft fuel shortages in Europe in the coming months, despite the energy shock caused by the war involving Iran. However, he acknowledged that airlines may cut unprofitable routes and raise fares as a result of higher fuel costs

Meeting between Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Aleksandar Vucic, discussed energy cooperation and support for Serbia’s European path

Earlier, the Prime Minister met with Rumen Radev in Sofia ahead of the EU–Western Balkans Summit

Mitsotakis in Sofia: New European defense financing tool, joint Greece-Bulgaria front on competitiveness

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with Bulgarian President Rumen Radev in Sofia, where the two leaders highlighted the importance of deepening cooperation between Greece and Bulgaria in infrastructure, energy, water management, and European defense

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