EU Migration Overhaul: EU lawmakers agreed a new returns regulation that speeds deportations and lets member states set up “return hubs” in third countries, with deals only possible where human-rights standards are met and unaccompanied minors excluded. EU Climate Regulation: The Commission floated a three-year grace period on methane penalties for oil and gas firms from 2027-2029, drawing NGO alarm over a softening of enforcement. Hungary Rule-of-Law Fight: Hungary’s new PM Péter Magyar says he will amend the constitution to remove President Tamás Sulyok, calling him an “Orbán puppet,” after Sulyok refused to resign; the president says he will challenge the move. Armenia’s Balancing Act: Nikol Pashinyan said Armenia will stay in the Russia-led EAEU for now and rejected a referendum on EU vs EAEU membership as premature. NATO Nuclear Posture: The US is discussing expanding nuclear weapons deployments to additional NATO states, with Poland and some Baltic countries among those interested. France Security & Politics: After PSG celebrations turned violent, France reported at least 890 arrests and one death, while a poll found most people believe crime is spiralling out of control. Choose France Investment Push: Macron’s summit drew record pledges of €93bn, including SoftBank’s €45bn plan for major data centres in Hauts-de-France. UK Diplomacy: Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper told China that a rules-based order is in both countries’ shared interest, despite areas of disagreement.