Comisia Europeană va limita „semnificativ” accesul Ucrainei la subvențiile pentru fermieri dacă se alătură UE

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has accelerated EU expansion discussions, focusing on Ukraine's potential membership. The European Commission plans to offer limited access to EU agricultural subsidies and markets for Ukraine, addressing concerns from member states like Poland and France. Proposed reforms include linking financial benefits to legal and financial reforms in candidate countries and introducing sanctions for non-compliance. Ukraine, Moldova, Montenegro, and Albania are identified as the most advanced candidates, with tailored accession plans to expedite their progress. The Commission aims to ensure adherence to EU norms and improve mechanisms for withdrawing voting rights from non-compliant member states.