A controversial concept known as “reverse enlargement” is causing discussion in Brussels, as Zoya Sheftalovich and Sarah Wheaton explore a proposal aiming to accelerate Ukraine’s integration into the EU. The European Commission is assessing the limits EU capitals will reach to expedite this process.
At the same time, the conflict in Iran shadows two Brussels meetings: EU foreign ministers engage with Gulf counterparts on the rising tensions, while home affairs ministers address deportation policies and Europe’s response to potential regional instability leading to an influx of refugees.
Additionally, the European Commission is using AI to evaluate the fairness of EU policies for future generations.
Also featured: Ian Wishart provides an unexpected report from Berlin on Germany’s forthcoming elections.
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