Wadephul Pushes Towards the End of the Eu Unanimity Principle
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If individual EU Member States block it, as Hungary currently does, the Council of the EU cannot decide. Wadephul wants to abolish this principle – so that the EU can "be truly grown up".
Foreign Minister Wadephul sees the EU's ability to act as a threat, and therefore calls for foreign and security policy decisions to be taken differently than before.
Important decisions in the EU have recently failed due to Hungary's resistance. The German Foreign Minister hopes that a qualified majority will soon be enough.
The EU will be able to act faster and more effectively.
Decisions in the EU do not necessarily have to be taken unanimously, demands Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul. He is in favour of a change.
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadeful proposed to change the decision-making procedure in the European Union by introducing a qualified majority voting mechanism. His proposal resonated against the background of Hungary's blocking of numerous initiatives against Ukraine.
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