Brussels will advance accession talks for Ukraine and Moldova despite Hungary"s veto, according to reports. The European Union plans to initiate technical work on membership "clusters," circumventing formal negotiations. This development will be discussed by EU leaders in Copenhagen later this week, as reported by the Financial Times.
This move comes amid ongoing discussions about the integration of Ukraine and Moldova into the EU framework, which has been a topic of significant interest following recent geopolitical events. Hungary"s opposition has not deterred the EU"s commitment to progress in these accession talks.
As previously reported, the situation in Eastern Europe continues to evolve, with various nations navigating complex political landscapes. The EU"s decision to proceed with technical preparations reflects its strategic priorities in the region.
