The European Union is poised to restart membership negotiations with Ukraine after Hungary's new government decided to remove the veto imposed by its predecessor, Viktor Orban.
This development is seen as a significant advancement in Ukraine's aspirations to join the EU, which has been a focal point for the country amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
The resumption of talks is scheduled for June 12, 2026, highlighting a shift in Hungary's stance that could influence the broader dynamics of EU enlargement.
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Update at 03:08 UTC on 2026-06-13
Le Monde reported The announcement came after Hungary's new government agreed to drop its predecessor's longstanding veto against Kyiv's membership to the European Union.
Sources: Le Monde