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Seznam zprávy | Will Ukraine join the EU in 2030? A consolation for Kyiv and a signal for Moscow

Talks on Ukraine's integration into the European Union are about to begin, and despite the proclamations, the date of entry cannot be set in advance. Žiga Faktor, head of the Brussels office of the EUROPEUM Institute, emphasized that the latest proclamations on Ukraine's EU membership reflect a shift in the approach of member countries to EU enlargement.
5. October 2023

"Member countries, led by Germany and France, are afraid that in the event of further enlargement, the EU will increasingly encounter problems with making decisions that require the agreement of all member countries and thus call for a change to qualified majority voting in all areas of EU policy."

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