The European Commission Wants to Deprive EU Countries of the Right of Veto on a Number of Issues in Order to Speed up Ukraine's Accession
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The European Commission will propose a major change in the decision-making process of the European Union in order to avoid blockages by individual member states and enable more efficient functioning of the enlarged Union, the Raporteur portal announced, referring to the internal drafts of the Commission's documents.
The European Commission will invite EU countries to renounce the veto power in the EU Council on key issues, as reported by the Rapporteur portal.
The European Commission wants to deprive EU countries of the right of veto on a number of issues in order to speed up Ukraine's accession
The European Commission wants to deprive EU countries of the right of veto on a number of issues in order to speed up Ukraine's accession.The EC is preparing a large-scale reform, the newspaper Rapporteur reported with reference to two...
The European Commission ' s large-scale reform project calls for the abolition of the national veto on sanctions and security issues without modifying the Lisbon Treaty by moving to qualified majority decision-making, notes the media, and the European Commission intends to propose a reform that would eliminate the principle of unanimity in dealing with sanctions, defence and human rights issues without amending the Lisbon Treaty. 15 States …
The European Commission will propose a reform of the decision-making mechanism in the EU to circumvent national vetoes of member states.
BRUSSELS - The European Commission will propose a major change in the decision-making process of the European Union in order to avoid blockages by individual member states and enable more efficient functioning of the enlarged Union, the Raporteur portal announced, referring to internal drafts of the Commission's documents. According to those documents, the Commission of President Ursula von der Leyen should next week present the EU preparation p…
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