European Union:

Kaja Kallas officially resigned from her position as Prime Minister, to take on a new role as the European Union's foreign policy chief.

A new right group, has been formed in the Parliament, named "Europe of Sovereign Nations", with parties that until today lacked affiliation.

Hungary assumed the rotating presidency of the Council of the EU on July 1. The EU has blocked Viktor Orbán from addressing the Parliament.

János Bóka, Hungarian minister for EU affairs, emphasized that Europe must engage with Russia for a "sustainable security architecture."

Nordic countries are radically changing their immigration and asylum policies, cooperating on deportations and creating joint return programs.

In a political shift, Italy's Five Star Movement, has broken its year-long political independence, aligning itself with The Left.

The EU has announced a significant decision: steep tariffs on China-made battery electric vehicles (BEVs) will take effect on July 5.

Greece has made headlines by becoming the first European Union (EU) country to implement a six-day workweek or 48-hour workweek.

The new Dutch government has taken a stance on EU migration policy, aiming for an opt-out clause that diverges from the EU's collective rules.

Von der Leyen returns as the EC president, Costa for the presidency of the Council, and Kallas as High Representative of the European Union.