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Hungary Blocks Next Step in EU Membership Bids of Ukraine and Moldova

Hungary blocked a procedural move toward opening final EU accession negotiating clusters for Ukraine and Moldova, despite earlier reform commitments.

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Hungary Blocks Next Step in EU Membership Bids of Ukraine and Moldova

Hungary blocked a procedural step toward opening the final two EU accession negotiating clusters for Ukraine and Moldova, despite the countries meeting previous demands, diplomats said. The clusters cover agriculture, environment and transport. EU technical experts from all 27 member states met in Brussels on October 20 to advance the process, but Hungary opposed the move without explaining its position. Ukraine and Moldova are being handled jointly in the accession process. The move frustrated the other 26 EU member states present.

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