Germania, Spania și alte nouă țări solicită încetarea vetourilor „obstructive” în politica externă a UE

Germany, Spain, and nine other EU countries are advocating for a shift from unanimous to qualified majority voting in foreign policy decisions to avoid blockages. This initiative aims to enhance the EU's ability to respond effectively to geopolitical challenges, as past vetoes, particularly by Hungary, have hindered crucial agreements. The proposal emphasizes cooperation and constructive abstentions to facilitate decision-making without altering the current treaties. The 11 foreign ministers stress the importance of maintaining unity while ensuring that the EU can act decisively in international matters.