After years of opposition from Viktor Orbán’s government, Ukraine can now take a major step toward EU membership. The new government in Budapest is reportedly prepared to lift its veto—a decision that could have far-reaching consequences for the entire Union.
Ukraine and Moldova are expected to begin formal membership negotiations with the EU shortly. The background to this is that Hungary’s new government, under Péter Magyar has signaled that it is prepared to abandon the stance that previously blocked the process, reports Politico. According to several diplomats, following talks with Ukrainian representatives, Budapest has shown a willingness to lift its opposition, which could pave the way for an initial step in negotiations as early as the summit in Luxembourg on June 15.
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