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The European Union is poised to enhance its deportation powers significantly, introducing a new law that facilitates the establishment of return hubs outside Europe. This legislation aims to streamline the removal of irregular migrants, responding to rising political pressures over migration management.

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Hungary’s President Tamás Sulyok has confirmed he will not resign, insisting on constitutional processes regarding his role. This follows Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s ultimatum for Sulyok’s departure to facilitate access to EU funds, amid ongoing tensions within the government.

Marta Kos has urged EU member states to open all accession negotiation clusters for Ukraine and Moldova by July, following Hungary’s recent political shift. The first cluster may launch in June, with Ukraine set to receive a €90 billion loan pending Hungary’s lifted veto.

Keir Starmer reaffirmed his commitment to revitalise the Labour Party and address the UK’s challenges following poor local election results. He emphasised the need for closer ties with the EU, aiming to reposition Britain within Europe while tackling concerns over cronyism and economic stagnation.

German MEP Bernd Lange defended the EU legislative process on the US trade deal, responding to US criticism of slow progress. Washington’s pressure for swift tariff cuts met with stalled negotiations, as Lange emphasised the importance of stable European safeguards amid rising tensions and recent US court rulings.

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