EU initiates membership talks with Ukraine and Moldova
The European Union officially began accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova after Hungary withdrew its objections. The first phase of negotiations was approved, which requires both countries to meet standards related to their judicial systems and public administration. This step comes after a delay caused by the veto that Hungary had previously used and following an agreement with Ukraine to strengthen the rights of the Hungarian minority, allowing the negotiations to advance. This stage is considered highly significant, as it demands proof of commitment to EU standards, even though such negotiations often take years.
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