EC presents the EU Enlargement Package; BiH is among the Countries to be assessed
Marta Kos will present progress reports for nine candidate countries and accession roadmaps for four frontrunners as the EU presses reforms and integration.
- On Wednesday, Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos will present the European Union Enlargement Package in Brussels, assessing progress by candidate nations on their path toward EU membership.
- This annual document evaluates rule of law and economic reforms, with the Commission expected to present accession plans for four frontrunners: Montenegro, Albania, Moldova, and Ukraine.
- While Montenegro nears the finish line, progress stalls over bilateral issues with Croatia, and Albania faces unrest over a luxury resort planned by Jared Kushner, son-in-law of President Donald Trump.
- Ukraine and Moldova are accelerating integration, while Georgia's accession has halted amid democratic backsliding and Serbia's recent government change has prompted hopes for improved relations.
- The Commission recently proposed institutional safeguards for new members, though agriculture is emerging as a significant sticking point in future accession negotiations.
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Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković participated in the European Union Enlargement Summit (Euronews EU Enlargement Summit 2026) in Brussels, and among other things, commented on the political situation in Serbia after the parliamentary elections on October 25.
EC presents the EU Enlargement Package; BiH is among the Countries to be assessed
The College of the European Commission will hold a regular meeting in Brussels on Wednesday, November 4. The agenda includes the 2026 European Union Enlargement Package, which assesses the progress made by candidate and potential candidate countries in the European integration process. According to an announcement from the European Parliament, European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta […]
EU enlargement at a turning point as leaders meet for Euronews summit
Leaders meet at Euronews’ second Enlargement Summit at a pivotal moment for EU expansion. Montenegro is held back by bilateral disputes, Albania by protests, while Moldova and Ukraine make uneven progress. The Commission’s roadmaps risk widening the gap between frontrunners and stalled candidates.
The enlargement report, which the European Commission is due to publish on November 4, will show that Ukraine remains among the leaders in European integration.
Tomorrow, the European Commission publishes a report on enlargement, which will point to Serbia's stagnation, but also the possibility of speeding up the European path.
The Macedonian president said that Bulgaria has taken hostage her country's hopes of becoming part of the EU. Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova, who participated in a summit conference on European enlargement policy in Brussels in...
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