A Growing Union: EU Leaders Move Ahead With Accession Talks
As membership process for Bosnia and Herzegovina gains momentum, Moldovan parliament approves bid to join bloc.
As membership process for Bosnia and Herzegovina gains momentum, Moldovan parliament approves bid to join bloc.
Eurocrats promise speedy accession while simultaneously trying to avoid the issue.
Campaigning for reelection—and dogged by farmer protests against cheap Ukrainian imports—von der Leyen has abruptly mothballed the Ukraine question.
Hungarian PM Orbán left the Council chamber to allow other leaders to take a ‘unanimous’ decision, but there will be many more wrangles ahead
EU leaders are preparing for a days-long battle with Hungary’s PM Orbán over sovereignty and national interests.
The Austrian chancellor says he is open to Ukraine accession, but not to fast-tracking the process.
The EU is about to make a terrible mistake that must be stopped, PM Orbán said.
The German Economic Institute says 17% of the EU’s current seven-year budget would be absorbed by Ukraine
Orbán said Hungary cannot take part in what he sees as a bad decision—Ukraine’s entry into the EU.
The Spanish Prime Minister’s phone call with his Hungarian counterpart was one of several recent attempts to change Orbán’s mind on EU accession for Ukraine.
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