Tensions within the EU regarding the war in Ukraine have highlighted deep divisions among member states about unity and dissent, emphasizing the importance of open dialogue. Leaders have criticized the reliability of Russia as a fossil fuel supplier and called for consistency in EU policies regarding sanctions. In Hungary, the debate continues over the nation’s fit within NATO, with contrasting views from officials, including Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who defends NATO membership. Italy's Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani expressed support for a migrant management agreement with Albania, framing it as a model for EU cooperation. Meanwhile, UK Labour leader Keir Starmer seeks closer ties with the EU, despite growing skepticism in Europe about the union's stability and effectiveness. President Zelensky's 'Victory Plan' for Ukraine has faced reluctance from Western leaders, who remain cautious about escalating military support against Russia.