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Ukraine's territory will never be up for negotiation, warns Stefanchuk
Ruslan Stefanchuk told Euronews that "with each Bucha, the corridor for negotiations gets smaller and smaller."
Kyiv slams 'second-class treatment' after Scholz dashes fast EU hopes
It comes after Scholz had said there are no shortcuts to Ukraine's EU membership bid.
Do Western Balkan countries like Macron's idea for a two-tier Europe?
Serbia, Albania, North Macedonia and Montenegro all applied to join the EU more than a decade ago.
What do we know about Macron's idea for a two-tier Europe?
Critics say Macron's plan is just an attempt to appease non-EU countries waiting in the wings, some of whom have been in the candidacy queue for years now.
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Jansa on Russian invasion: 'If EU isn't enlarging, somebody else does'
"Now it's obvious that if the European Union is not enlarging, somebody else does, and this is not bringing more peace and more security to the continent," Janša said.
Albania could push for solo EU membership bid, says PM Edi Rama
Joint accession talks involving Albania and North Macedonia have been vetoed by Bulgaria.
Cold water poured on Ukraine's bid to get EU membership quickly
Meeting in Versailles, the 27 recognised Ukraine's European aspirations but did not offer a specific deadline or binding commitment.
Moldova faces humanitarian crisis, says PM, needs urgent financial aid
Europe's poorest country has 120,000 Ukrainian refugees inside its borders. Prime Minister Natalia Gavrilița tells Euronews the country is struggling to cope.
Georgia's EU bid raises existential question: Where does Europe end?
Europe's geographical boundaries have been defined by territory but also politics, culture and religion.
Moldova officially asks to join the European Union
Moldova asks to join the European Union - a week after Russia invades Ukraine
Euroviews. Q&A: Should Ukraine and Georgia be given fast-track EU accession?
Eneko Landaburo was the EU top negotiator of the first wave of enlargement in 2004, when Cyprus, Malta, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia joined the bloc. He says Europe needs to careful before opening its books again.
Ukraine is pushing for EU membership. But what are the real chances?
President Zelenskyy wants his country to join the bloc, but the process is long, arduous and extremely complex.
Doubts over whether all EU nations support Ukraine joining the bloc
"Membership is a long-standing request from Ukraine but there are different opinions and sensitivities within the EU on enlargement," said Charles Michel, president of the European Council.
Serbia a step closer to EU membership but Kosovo relations remain key
Much still depends on Serbia normalising relations with Kosovo.
Slovenia's Janša: Brussels exceeding powers on rule of law crackdown
Slovenia's leader tells Euronews the EU Commission is 'close to breaking the law' in its efforts to ensure member states comply with the bloc's fundamental values.
EU commits €9 billion to Western Balkans but divisions persist
EU leaders met in Slovenia to reaffirm their intention to welcome the six Western Balkan countries but failed to deliver major political breakthroughs.
Where do Western Balkan nations stand with their EU membership bids?
As a summit is held on expanding EU membership to the Western Balkans, we look at where each country is with its bid to join.
Letting Balkan countries into EU is in bloc's interests, says Merkel
After Serbia, Merkel travelled to Albania where she meet the leaders of five other Western Balkan states that are striving for EU membership.
Euroviews. Georgia is still a long way off showing it adheres to EU values | View
"The recent violence in Tbilisi against a planned gay pride parade and some journalists reporting the event, one of whom has now died, show just how far Georgia still needs to go to adopt EU and UK values."
Bosnia must step up re-alignment with Europe: Borrell
The EU's foreign policy chief said that Bosnia & Hergezovina had fallen behind on reforms needed to ready it to become a member state.