Brussels Institute: EU Not Ready for Expansion, Although Incorporation without Membership Leads to the Same Goal
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The European Union is now unprepared to accept new members, and the integration of countries like Iceland or Norway into the single market, the application of all EU provisions in those countries shows that even without membership it can lead to the same goal of stability and progress in Europe.
In an analysis made by a former representative of the European Parliament in the drafting of the fundamental act of the EU - the Treaty of Lisbon, Andrew Duff suggests that "despite verbal support, the European Council, the leaders of the EU, are mired in disagreements about enlargement"
In an extensive analysis of this expert, the Brussels Institute points out that "now is a crucial moment for the EU because it faces the challenge of accepting new members and the necessary reform of its own government structures."
The European Union is now unprepared for the admission of new members, and the incorporation of countries such as Iceland or Norway into the single market, the application of all EU provisions in those countries
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