EU’s Kos sets out new path for enlargement to break impasse
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EU’s Kos sets out new path for enlargement to break impasse
The EU enlargement boss sets out four areas for discussion: internal reforms without treaty changes, stronger democratic safeguards, a gradual integration methodology and encompassing transitional measures.
European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos presented today the European Commission's proposal for the reform of the enlargement process, reports the Brussels portal Euronews.
European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos presented four areas for discussing changes to the EU enlargement process — internal reforms of the bloc, strengthened democratic guarantees, gradual integration and transitional measures.
The European Commission is proposing a reform of the enlargement process of the European Union, under the conditions under which the Community bloc must prepare for a future of over 30 Member States.
The European Commission is preparing to reshape the Union's future enlargement process to reflect new geopolitical conditions. Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos signaled comprehensive changes in four areas.
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