NICOSIA, Cyprus — EU leaders are used to meeting in the *cough* glamorous surroundings of Brussels. This time, they got to enjoy the Mediterranean sunshine of Cyprus, as well as not having to deal with Hungary’s Viktor Orbán, who decided not to show in the wake of his election defeat. Here’s POLITICO’s rapid round-up of what we learned at the European Council. 1. Ukraine’s uncertain EU future Even without Viktor Orbán to veto the idea, there are still major divides within the EU over Ukraine’s