EU agrees launch of accession process for Ukraine and Moldova
Progress for Kyiv's membership bid given the green light after Hungary's new government lifts Budapest's veto.
EU agrees launch of accession process for Ukraine and Moldova
Progress for Kyiv's membership bid given the green light after Hungary's new government lifts Budapest's veto. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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EU envoys greenlight first phase of membership talks for Ukraine and Moldova
The first phase of negotiations is set to begin on June 15.
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