EU tries to turn the page on enlargement after Iceland's referendum
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The European Affairs Ministers of the 27 Member States of the European Union are meeting in Dublin on Friday 4 September with their counterparts from the candidate countries, discussing the state of play of the negotiations, but also addressing a more delicate question: how can the enthusiasm of the people for Europe be maintained while preserving the EU from the bad surprises after the entry of "bad pupils" into the European class?
EU tries to turn the page on enlargement after Iceland's referendum
Senior EU officials are downplaying the negative effect of Iceland's referendum as ministers meet in Dublin to keep enlargement momentum going for candidate countries, while discussions on democratic safeguards are ongoing and national elections loom.
European officials are trying to minimize the effects of the referendum in Iceland, after the most shocking failure of the European expansion of the last period. The block ministers meet in Dublin to maintain the...
The European Union's enlargement director says a lot of information chaos and fake news have been around the referendum in this country last weekend, both domestically and abroad.She regrets Icelanders' decision to reject ongoing membership talks, especially because we are part of the internal market the Schengen area and the Schengen area. The European Union has more to offer than the two. However, the decision does not have a negative impact o…
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