The European Council restarts from Ukraine and the Middle East

The day in Brussels begins with a meeting promoted by Italy, Denmark and the Netherlands to take stock of European migration policies, with the president of the commission Ursula von der Leyen. Among the 14 nations at the table, there is also Germany which has cut funding to NGOs. The European Council restarts from Ukraine and the Middle East. Yesterday in the NATO context, support for Kiev was reaffirmed and a new package of sanctions was relaunched to push Russia to make significant steps forward towards negotiations on Iran and Israel. The hope is that the truce will hold, in view of peace negotiations, today the Prime Minister also puts on the table the request for a ceasefire in Gaza: it is the right time to repeat to silence the weapons and restart a political process that involves the Arab countries and arrives at the solution of the two peoples and two states. Also on the table of the 27 is the question of duties, about which Giorgia Meloni said she was optimistic. And on the subject of spending on defense and security, "the commitments are necessary and sustainable, not a single euro will be diverted from other priorities," the Prime Minister assured yesterday, "I will not make commitments that cannot be kept, a significant part of these resources will be used to strengthen Italian businesses."