German Foreign Minister Highlights EU Unanimity Rule Risks
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Speaking in Berlin, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul called for the EU's unanimity principle to be scrapped. Instead, a "qualified majority" should suffice, he said at the Konrad Adenauer Foundation on Wednesday. The move would effectively abolish the veto right that currently allows any one of the 27 member states to block major decisions, making consensus "significantly" easier. However, unanimity, Wadephul said, would continue to be th…
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