Ukraine’s Zelenskyy calls on Hungary’s Orban to stop blocking EU bid
Summary
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy asked Hungary to stop blocking Ukraine's efforts to join the European Union. The EU is considering moving Ukraine to the next step towards membership despite concerns about corruption. Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has opposed Ukraine's entry, citing impacts on Hungary's economy and sovereignty.Key Facts
- Ukraine's President Zelenskyy is urging Hungary to allow Ukraine's bid to join the EU.
- The European Commission presented reports on the potential new EU members, including Ukraine.
- President Zelenskyy believes Ukraine has strong anti-corruption measures in place.
- The EU praised Ukraine's efforts against corruption but noted more work is needed.
- Hungary's Prime Minister Orban is against Ukraine joining the EU, fearing economic and sovereignty issues for Hungary.
- Orban claims Ukraine's membership could harm Hungary with potential crime and economic issues.
- Ukraine hopes to finish EU joining talks by 2028.
- Hungary's stance has slowed the EU decision-making process regarding Ukraine.
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