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Tag: unanimity rule

Former EU Commissioner: Only 14 Votes Needed to Change Treaties  

Robert Semonsen May 13, 2022

Ferdinando Nelli Feroci, an Italian diplomat who formerly served as a European Commissioner, has argued that—contrary to popular belief—in order to revise the European Union’s system of treaties, just 14 of the 27 European Union member states, a simple majority, would need to support the initiative.

EU: The End of the Unanimity Rule?

Hélène de Lauzun May 11, 2022

The debate comes at a particularly sensitive time, when the question of applying new sanctions against Russia is coming up against the objections of three European states, including Hungary. The proposal to generalise qualified majority voting is far from unanimous among European states.

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