Stefanishyna names two main traps on Ukraine's path to the EU
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Former Ukrainian Ambassador to the United States Olha Stefanishyna has named two main traps that could hinder Ukraine on its path to membership in the European Union.
EU accession is a long process. A candidate country must fulfil a number of conditions related to reforms in various areas, in particular the judicial system, the fight against corruption and the economy. For Ukraine, these requirements are of special importance, since the pace of negotiations with Brussels depends on their fulfilment.
In a brief version of the material, Stefanishyna warns that these risks could slow Ukraine's movement towards the EU. Detailed explanations of each of these traps are not provided in the available text.
The topic of membership in the European Union remains one of the main ones in Ukraine's political life. The prospect of joining the EU is linked to implementing reforms and support from partners, so discussion of it will continue.
Sources: Главком
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