România vrea să schimbe regula jocului la Bruxelles. De ce ne-ar avantaja renunțarea la unanimitate

Romania, alongside ten other EU countries, advocates for the abolition of unanimity in foreign policy decisions, favoring qualified majority voting. This shift could enhance Romania's defense capabilities and support Moldova's EU aspirations. Political scientist Sergiu Mișcoiu argues that the current unanimity principle hinders effective decision-making, especially in light of geopolitical challenges. A majority voting system would allow for quicker responses to threats and facilitate the integration of new member states. However, some countries may resist losing their veto power, complicating the reform process. Mișcoiu emphasizes the need for a more flexible approach to address contemporary security issues and development projects.