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Callas: Russia's Invasion of Ukraine "Clearly Justifies the Need for Eu Enlargement"

The European Union's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kai Callas, stated on 4 November that "the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine and geopolitical changes make the case for enlargement very clear", but adds that the EU "will not compromise and offer any simplification" and the accession process will be "fair, rigid and merit-based." She states that "the accession of new countries to the European Union by 2030 is…
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The EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaia Kallas, visited Nicosia, where she held meetings with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cyprus, Constantinos Kompos, in view of Cyprus taking over the EU Presidency in January. Support for Ukraine Ms Kallas underlined the EU’s steadfast support for Ukraine, stressing the importance of continued European engagement as long as the Russian invasion continues. As she pointed o…

The first lesson in current affairs is the way in which the creatures installed at the head of their country by the EU have advocated for their integration into the EU. In a changing geopolitical landscape and growing global instability, the enlargement of the European Union has again become one of the fundamental strategic issues. At a high-level summit organised by Euronews bringing together leaders from the candidate countries in Brussels, th…

China is deliberately and strategically prolonging Russia's war in Ukraine, according to EU High Representative Kaja Kallas. The aim, she says, is to divert US attention from Beijing. Behind the scenes, this reflects a strategic shift in EU policy.

The European Union's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kai Callas, stated on 4 November that "the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine and geopolitical changes make the case for enlargement very clear", but adds that the EU "will not compromise and offer any simplification" and the accession process will be "fair, rigid and merit-based." She states that "the accession of new countries to the European Union by 2030 is…

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No EU candidate country has implemented such extensive reforms as Ukraine. However, the European Union will not offer shortcuts to anyone. This was stated by Kaja Kallas, the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, during a briefing in Brussels, according to RBC-Ukraine. According to her, the indicators for European integration are generally positive for Ukraine, as are those for Albania, Moldova, and Montenegro. Meanwhil…

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rbc.ua broke the news in on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.
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