România și alte 10 state UE cer renunțarea la veto în cadrul blocului comunitar

Romania, along with ten other countries, is advocating for a shift from unanimous voting to qualified majority in EU foreign policy. This change aims to enhance decision-making efficiency, especially in light of recent geopolitical challenges. The proposal, supported by nations like France and Germany, seeks to explore existing treaty mechanisms for this transition. While Romania risks losing its veto power, it hopes that a more agile EU can better address security concerns, particularly regarding its eastern border and Moldova's EU candidacy. The debate continues on whether this move will ultimately benefit or diminish Romania's influence within the EU.