- EU enlargement and reform progress in Eastern Europe
- The EU accession process is moving forward with Hungary overcoming a veto to allow negotiations, while the Commission discusses Moldova's reform pace and Ukraine's bid.
The Verkhovna Rada passed a law on educational rights, which was sent to Zelenskyy for signing to help unblock EU accession negotiations.
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What happened
The Verkhovna Rada passed a law on educational rights, which was sent to Zelenskyy for signing to help unblock EU accession negotiations.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
Part of
The EU accession process is moving forward with Hungary overcoming a veto to allow negotiations, while the Commission discusses Moldova's reform pace and Ukraine's bid.Also in this story
- EIB and EC launched a Security and Connectivity Initiative, providing €60M financing to Ukraine and connecting Ukraine-Moldova borders.
- Marta Kos is overseeing EU support for Moldova's path and driving EU enlargement in the Western Balkans region.
- The Council is making accession decisions regarding the EU, where Hungary has blocked unanimous backing for the process.
- Hungary is pushing for EU funds through a reform drive led by Peter Magyar, while the constitutional court remains a factor in the process.
The entities involved
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Verkhovna Rada
national parliament of Ukraine
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy
President of Ukraine since 2019
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Hungary
country in Central Europe