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The European Union executive released an assessment of progress on Ukraine’s bid to join the bloc. Moldova, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Georgia’s bids for membership were also reviewed. Robin Quinville, Director of the Wilson Center’s Global Europe Program, provides an overview of the EU’s decision. She comments on Ukraine’s progress towards fulfilling the bloc’s demands, how other candidate countries fared, and the significance behind the progress report. Some analysts expect that EU leaders will agree to opening official membership negotiations with Ukraine in early 2024.
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