The EC proposed to abolish the right of veto of EU countries on sanctions and expansion of the Union

The European Commission has proposed a reform of the European Union, which will abolish the veto rights of member states on sanctions, expansion and some other areas.

“We need to expand the number of areas where qualified majority voting is used, when EU rules allow it, so that one country can no longer block the necessary decisions,” she said. According to her, this concerns sanctions, the fight against tax evasion, expansion.

These proposals are framed as a reform of the EU to “prepare for the admission of new member states” and improve the effectiveness of the association.

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