EU Preparations to Lift Accessions Veto

Bloomberg reported that the European Commission will introduce a reform of the European Union's expansion policy in September, which includes abolishing the veto rights of member states in decisions to admit new countries. The goal is to reduce the obstacles that have caused a slowdown in expansion recently, especially concerning the Western Balkans, Ukraine, and Moldova. The reform requires the approval of all 27 EU member states and aims to prevent the veto from being used as a tool of pressure or obstruction to the accession process. The proposal will be discussed in the European Parliament at the end of September, as a response to internal disagreements that have delayed expansion negotiations, where some countries have used the veto to slow down or block the accession of new members.

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