European Union countries have officially approved the commencement of accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova, marking a significant step in their journey towards EU membership.
This decision comes as a strong signal of support for the two nations, especially for Ukraine, which applied for EU membership shortly after the Russian invasion in February 2022. The talks are set to begin next week, showcasing the EU's commitment to expanding its membership and supporting these countries amidst geopolitical tensions.
This move has been met with widespread approval, although it has also highlighted the challenges within the EU, such as the need to navigate the reservations of member states like Hungary.
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Hungarian hold on EU’s enlargement policy cannot continue, says EU-Moldova delegation chair
giving the most Russia-friendly government in the bloc ample opportunity to demote the accession push. Last week, EU ambassadors managed to piece together unanimous backing for the opening of accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova to start on 25 June...
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