Anadolu Agency's Morning Briefing – June 1, 2022

By Seda Sevencan

ANKARA (AA) - Anadolu Agency is here with a rundown of the latest developments from around the world.

Amid Sweden and Finland's NATO bids, Türkiye’s foreign minister emphasized Tuesday that these two countries need to make amendments to their counter-terrorism laws.

Mevlut Cavusoglu also said there are certain conditions that both countries must fulfill.

Meanwhile, after supporters of the PKK terror group recently held demonstrations in France and Germany, the Turkish Foreign Ministry on Monday summoned the envoys of both countries to lodge a protest.

EU leaders on Tuesday endorsed the European Commission’s €300 billion ($321 billion) plan on replacing Russian fossil fuels.

The number of Conservative MPs who openly said they do not want to see Boris Johnson as the party leader and prime minister due to partygate reached 28 on Tuesday.

Shia politician Nabih Berri was reelected as speaker of the Lebanese Parliament for the seventh time on Tuesday.