Opt țări vor să împiedice blocarea politicii externe a UE de către un singur stat. Exemplul invocat: Ungaria

Eight EU countries, including Germany and France, propose changes to foreign policy decision-making to prevent a single state's veto from blocking actions. The initiative aims for quicker responses to international crises without treaty modifications. Currently, unanimous agreement is required for significant foreign policy decisions, allowing one country to hinder collective action. The proposal suggests maintaining consensus when possible while exploring solutions for dissenting states, such as 'constructive abstention.' This mechanism would enable decisions to be made more swiftly. Additionally, Germany advocates for integrating the EU's diplomatic service into the European Commission for a more centralized foreign policy. The challenge lies in balancing rapid decision-making with member states' rights.