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ČRo Plus: The European Commission today recommended the candidacy of Ukraine and Moldova for EU membership

Jana Juzová, Senior Research Fellow at EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy, was a guest on this afternoon's broadcast of Czech Radio Plus, where she spoke about the EU candidate status of Ukraine and Moldova.
17. June 2022

The whole interview can be found here in Czech from 14:12.

Jana Faktor Juzová
Jana Faktor Juzová
Associate Research Fellow

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