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German Foreign Minister Highlights EU Unanimity Rule Risks

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul warned that the EU's unanimity rule could threaten the bloc's security, urging a shift to qualified majority voting. He emphasized the urgency of quick decision-making in foreign policy matters, highlighting support from 12 member states and the ongoing effort to convince skeptics.

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The Head of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs Proposed that the Principle of Unanimous Decision-Making in the European Union Should Be Abandoned.

German Foreign Minister Johann Vadeful proposed to reform the EU, in particular by abandoning the principle of unanimous decision-making by all EU member countries.

5 hours ago·Riga, Latvia

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Germany proposes 6-point EU reform plan as global conflicts escalate

Foreign Minister Wadephul says changes needed for faster foreign, security policy decisions

18 hours ago·Ankara, Türkiye

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The Head of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs Proposed Several Reforms in the EU

The EU must be more sustainable and able to act.

18 hours ago

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GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTER WADEPHUL IN PREPARED REMARKS: EU'S UNANIMITY RULE CAN PUT BLOC IN EXISTENTIAL DANGER

18 hours ago·Beijing, China

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The Head of German Diplomacy Pleads for Gradual, Conditional Integration of Candidate Countries Into the EU

The German Minister of Foreign Affairs Johann Wadeful advocated today for radical reforms of the European Union and requested that the principle of consensus when making decisions in foreign policy and security issues be replaced by the majority and that the system of gradual integration of candidate countries into the Union be adopted.

19 hours ago·Belgrade, Serbia

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