Antisemitism Law Showdown in Italy: Italy’s Senate has already passed the IHRA antisemitism working-definition bill, and the Chamber of Deputies is set to deliver a final vote soon—after the electoral law—while protesters in Milan argue that criticizing Israel must not be treated as antisemitism. Schengen Border Pressure: Cyprus is close to resolving a Schengen sticking point after talks with the British bases to upgrade checks at Green Line crossings, with EU officials saying coordination is in place. Vatican on St. Francis’ 800th Anniversary: Pope Leo XIV used Sunday’s Angelus to stress mercy, redemption, and the Church as a “vineyard” shaped by human choices. Energy and Eurozone Talks: The Eurogroup meets in Luxembourg to focus on energy markets, public finances, and investment, with analysts watching for renewed debate on fiscal flexibility. Italy-EU Migration and Security Context: EU discussions continue on migrant return hubs and deportation planning, as Europe weighs enforcement capacity against political backlash. Economy Meets Markets: Traders warn of renewed contagion fears in euro-area bond markets after sharp moves, with France under particular scrutiny. Bilateral Diplomacy: Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni spoke by phone with UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed on expanding economic cooperation and regional security. Culture and Travel: Rome Fiumicino launches “Move and Fly” to turn airport waiting time into fitness and mini-golf activities. Public Safety in Italy: A fire at a Lake Garda campsite injured 24 people, including one with severe burns, as investigators probe the cause.