the european union will officially extend temporary protection for ukrainian citizens until 2027. the decision was adopted on june 4 by the european commission and provides that ukrainians who are rescuing... from the russian war will have the right to residence, access to medicine, education and the labor market in the eu until march 4 , 2027. brussels noted that this will avoid overloading national asylum systems and at the same time ensure protection millions of people. the decision became part of a broader strategy for integrating ukrainians into european societies in the event of a protracted war. but... the agrarian committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine supported three bills at once, which are necessary to harmonize ukraine's agricultural policy with european standards. the decision was made on june 4 after considering the government's initiatives to create a paying agency and launch an integrated administration and control system (isak), as well as an agricultural data system (ssd). all these mechanisms - part of the european integration package, which should ensure tra

well, today the european union is financially involved through the ukraine facility program, it is agram of 500 billion euros, unfortunately, as we have already said with you today, it is a program that requires... reforms from ukraine, in return the europeans give funds, and if some parts of the reforms are not done, then some parts of the money remain in europe, we already have a situation today when ukraine has lost some of the money due to slow, let's say, reforms, unfulfilled reforms, and today , politicians are faced with the task of being responsible to ukrainian society, and ukrainian society is to control them so that these funds are not... other mechanisms can be sought, there are other mechanisms, but they are significantly small, these are funds that can do some flagship or such emphasized projects in order to show in ukraine, look, in this region we gave 5-10 million euros for such a flagship project, look at it and do as they do, and everything will be fine with you, because it is the same as with us, and... we won't give you money for that, look for it yourself. when w

of course, ukraine's membership in the european union. his process has already begun and opens the way to deeper integration, which will be beneficial for ukraine and for everyone. first of all, i would like to sincerely thank you and all europeans on behalf of all ukrainians for the help and support that we receive from you , all europeans in general and our friendly countries in particular, like lithuania, but on july 18 you wrote in your account on the x platform and i quote: let's be brave, not timid. what do you think is holding us back today? europe from this courage? and not only europe, when i raised the topic of nato, in particular during our plenary debates on the future summit, i spoke about mistakes that had already been made in our recent history, i mean the period before 2014, when many countries were engaging russia. in 2008 , ukraine and georgia were not invited to the nato membership action plan. at that time, the issue of european union enlargement was almost not considered. and only after 2014 , and especially in 2023, w

ukraine continues its difficult but necessary path to integration with the european union. ne of the key stages of this process is reforms in the agricultural sector in order to become a full-fledged part of the european market. ukrainian agriculture must implement significant changes. first of all, it is necessary to harmonize legislation with european union standards. these include plant health control rules, the use of gmos, veterinary medicine and food safety . an important milestone will be the implementation of the agricultural development strategy until 2030. this is the basis for the sustainable development of the industry. a significant change will be the launch of a single agricultural register. a digital platform that will allow for more effective tracking activities of agricultural enterprises and direct state support, a reform of product safety control is also necessary to increase confidence in ukrainian exports. an important part is the expansion of the use of the european traaks platform for certification and simplification of export procedures, in parallel w

, individual countries of the european union, all this ultimately and about the blocking of theders by the poles of our grain, for example, and about other things that worried our european partners, and which should be somehow normalized, but at the same time we understand that we are being set a condition of standardizing agricultural production to standards. eu by 2028 , in accordance with the entire accession to the european union. we are not giving up our path to the eu, but we understand that this trade visa-free regime is also on empty land, if it arose, and this was a requirement dictated by the aggression of the russian federation against us, the occupation of our lands, and the mining of our lands, in the end and so on. now we will be forced to raise our standards to the yassevsky ones. can this be done... objectively and honestly, is it fair, given the continuation of the war? every time i hear fair, i remember my german friends, who had a favorite phrase long after the orange revolution, that when you ask them a question like this, they sigh and say, this world is unf

in any other area before, so i think that even without here before ukraine's accession to the european union, we are already using european funds to strengthen our defense capability, and this track will develop further, but does it make sense to initiate the conclusion of some, well, perhaps a temporary security agreement, well , not with... individual countries, members of the european union, but perhaps somehow unified. well, let's say, as for security agreements, we already have, perhaps, even too many of them, but they are not defense, yes, these agreements, which we call security agreements, are about cooperation in the field of security, that is, about what is happening now, about financing, the supply of weapons, but not joint defense, at least, right? and it is clear that we would like, we want more, but our partners are not ready for this, not ready at the moment, so the european union itself is experiencing a certain internal transformation, there are also talks about somehow updating its internal agreements, well, the contractual framework regarding security and defense, never th

the european union is one step away from the abyss in the issue of security, so now there is a radicalrethinking of the organization of the protection of european countries from external threats, primarily from the russian federation, if before donald trump's presidency , the united states remained the guarantor of peace in europe, but now there are increasingly loud calls for strategic autonomy. today , 100,000 american soldiers, fifth-generation aircraft and several destroyers are stationed in europe, but this presence is no longer a guarantee. defense. in the event of the us's self-imposed withdrawal, europe must prepare for defense on its own. the needs for weapons and military personnel are great. to protect the baltic region alone, almost 1,500 tanks, 2,000 infantry fighting vehicles will be needed. and 700 artillery systems, as well as at least 300,000 soldiers. the eu will also face challenges in the field of air defense and aviation. for example, french guided bombs would only be enough for three days of large-scale fighting, and there is currently no countermeasure to russian

obstacles, which consist in the fact that every decision must be made, every... decision of the european union in the negotiation process with ukraine must be made by consensus, so far all the procedures are so, so european, and accordingly hungary, and now we already know that not only hungary has claims to ukraine, which do not directly concern the issue of european integration, but rather concern bilateral relations, they are increasingly coming to the surface, political statements are being made, we know about changes in policy, well, at least government policy in slovakia, but there everything is not as neglected as with viktor orban, and now we have a new story with poland, where the newly elected president, well, actually directly said during the election campaign that he would not sign any documents that would, well, definitively, at least a document that would be ratified in... on ukraine's accession to the european union, so there are technical problems , one, and there are political obstacles, and the negotiation process, unfortunately, is two-sided, it is stalling. internal reforms

, whether we are ready we, are we ready to join the european union and are they ready to join us. thank you very much , ms. natalia, well, i have to end my program on this, today we talked about the environment about ecology as part of the negotiation process, as one of the articles. of the negotiation process for ukraine's accession to the european union, we are already doing something, we have done something, something needs to be done, we need to pay attention to some problematic issues, i am sure that we will overcome all this. i will put an end to this, my name is yuriy fizar, until the next meeting once. unknown defender, unknown defender, unknown defender, unknown defender, unknown defender, we have been studying this issue for over a year with local activists, with ecologists, hydrologists, with biologists, and we have conclusions that it is impossible to do traditional burials on this site. in the center of the capital, next to the wall of memory, a war veteran is on a hunger strike, he lost his leg at the front, and today he is fighting against the memorial until an ind

towards other countries, members of the european union? but briefly, in environmental issues there is such meticulousness, i, as a minister, watched how the new countries of the european union were forced to switch to new standards for cars, car emissions, well... let's say, the baltic countries, poland, they said, that we, well, give us time to drive a little more in less environmentally friendly cars, and the germans and the french said, no, we have already made new cars, we need you to buy them, and therefore new standards, and very meticulously adhere to them, and here is also the answer to the question that you asked before, and is the economy present here, money is present in all their affairs, and then when ukraine, they want to find, or for ukraine they want to find an explanation why something that we want is not being done, a very wide palette arises here, and ecology can be, by the way, too one of the arguments of this, please excuse or apologize to them personally, why they are not meeting us, or not so quickly and in such a br

are we ready, are we ready to join the european union and are they ready to join us. thank you very much, ms. natalia. well, i have to end my program on this. today we talked about the environment, about ecology, as part of the negotiation process, as one of the articles of the negotiation process for ukraine's accession to the european union. something is already being done. something has been done, something needs to be done, some problematic issues need to be paid attention to, i am sure that we will overcome all this. i will put an end to this, my name is yuriy fizar, see you next time! glory to ukraine, this is the program. my name is serhiy rudenko, i greet everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next two hours, we will talk about ukraine, about the world, about the war and about our victory. of course, we will talk about what is happening in ukraine and outside our country, in particular in the middle east. however, before we start our big conversation today, i suggest you watch a video of a ukrainian mik-29 fighter jet delivering a precision strike wit

it will not hinder, or the european union, joining the european union is also a very distant goal that we need to go towards, but this movement will not be accelerated by any, no reform, although ursula fondeyan says that ukraine is adopting reform after reform, you, you see these reforms after reform, which accelerate us towards the european the union, well, i don't see these reforms, moreover... unfortunately, european leaders, they are also hostages of the current situation, they cannot tell their taxpayers that guys, you know, well, the people are heroic, but there are obvious problems with the leadership of this people, and instead of engaging in war, they are engaging in corruption, so it is not customary to talk about such things publicly in the current situation, but the europeans understand everything perfectly well, and the trend is obvious to us, we will be members of both the european union and nato, but here we should not have illusions that if we are not members. in these respected organizations, someone will decide for us and create conditions for a good life. believe me

leaders supported the opening of the first cluster of negotiations about ukraine's accession to the european union, is hungary capable of blocking the path of ukrainian european integration? political sociology in ukraine, despite the absence of elections during the war, potential presidential candidates and leaders of political forces have begun to be rated, as evidenced by surveys. glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhiy rudenko, i greet everyone and wish everyone good health. over the next two hours we will talk about ukraine, about the world, about the war and about our victory. of course, we will talk about what was relevant this week, all about it will be in the journalist club in exactly an hour, that is, at 21:15. well, before that we will talk. about the case of oleksiy chernyshov, deputy prime minister of ukraine, minister for national unity, today, the supreme anti-corruption court chose a preventive measure for him, and this measure is a bail of more than 120 million uah. what does this chernyshov case mean for ukraine, for zelensky's entourage, how will it aff

, and the supply of ingredients for the processing industry in many areas in the european union, and de facto , this is all already in principle us... or the same dairy products are different, and we are not talking about the supply of these products, which has already started to integrate us de facto, but about helping us integrate into the european union in this regard, and this kind of cooperation, or the search for those opportunities where the ukrainian producer is rather, i would say, such a useful, very additional, good yes... factor of enrichment of the eu market, and not a competitor, this process, it seems to me, is much more important than this short-term situation with bilateral trade. i thank you very much, ms. olga, for participating in the program, thank you for your professional answers for clarifying this complex issue. olga trofimtseva, president of the ukrainian agro-proliferation platform, former ambassador at large of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine, deputy minister of agriculture. 2016-2019 was a guest of the first part of our program. and we are

the european union is one step away from the abyss in... security, so now there is a radical rethinkingf the organization of the protection of european countries from external threats, primarily from the russian federation, if before the presidency of donald trump the united states of america remained the guarantor of peace in europe, now there are increasingly loud calls for strategic autonomy. today, 100 thousand american soldiers are deployed in europe, fifth-generation aircraft and a few destroyers. but this presence is no longer... defense. in the event of the us's self-elimination, europe must prepare for defense on its own. the need for weapons and military personnel is great. to defend the baltic region alone, almost 1,500 tanks, 2,000 infantry fighting vehicles and 700 artillery systems, as well as at least 300,000 soldiers, would be needed. the eu will also face challenges in the field of air defense and aviation, for example, french guided aerial bombs. would be enough for only three days of large-scale fighting, and countermeasures there are currently no russian guided aeria

, but it fluctuates, but let's take the minimum today it is €50 there. 1.50, this is when the european unione european commission supports. its industry, gives them free quotas that are not taxed, not paid, which give them new technologies, which finance the development of science so that these technologies are introduced. in fact, today, if a ukrainian metallurgical or chemical enterprise, which must pay, compete in the european union, took, well, a conditional suitcase of funds, and went to the manufacturer of modern... union, to the european i am more convinced that the developers of the latest technology, metallurgy, chemistry, non-ferrous metallurgy, they won't sell the ukrainians, uh, the best technology, that 's what's happening with weapons, we've already experienced it and we see it, in ukraine they sell or give weapons, but not the best models, the worst ones, which are less effective, and when this happens to the industry, the ukrainians will have the opportunity to buy... a little less effective technology, but not to mention the fact that it takes time to implement it, that it t

ukraine and the european union have begun negotiations on new long-term trade conditions. is was reported by the european commission press service on june 2 after the official launch of the negotiations. this concerns the renewal of the trade regime, which has been in effect since 2022 within the framework of autonomous trade measures and allowed ukraine to export products to the eu duty-free. this preferential mechanism ceases to operate june 5, so the parties are working on a stable agreement that will provide predictable conditions for business and support for the ukrainian economy. brussels emphasizes that this is a step towards deeper integration of ukraine into the european market in compliance with the requirements of the association agreement. ukraine has pledged to cancel the so-called lozovy amendments by october this year. this is one of the requirements of the european union within the framework of judicial reform. this was stated on may 29 by deputy minister of justice oleksandr banchuk during the discussion of the draft law number 6521. these are rules that li

mode, like at home, without additional tariffs for calls, messages and mobile internet in the european unioninian operators in... signed relevant agreements with european ones, and brussels is considered another step on the path of ukraine's integration into the eu internal market. and the european commission has proposed new rules to support the defense industry. eu countries will be able to shorten and simplify licensing procedures to 60 days and provide state aid to defense companies without delays. brussels said that the goal is to strengthen the european stability and reduce. dependence on third countries, the proposals were a response to the growing need for european defense autonomy. but finland is investing 41 million euros in a company that is a leading manufacturer of radar satellites. its technologies are already actively used by ukraine, nato and other partners for real- time satellite reconnaissance. the agreement was concluded through a state agency. in helsinki , it was noted that supporting such... companies is not just an innovation, but part of a common european security in

i think this is the future of the world relations of the european union. thank you, mr. dostal, for your participation in the program. thank you for the invitation, goodbye. i will note that mr. dostal literally last week visited the republic of belarus, but unfortunately, did not communicate with the press, but for the program sasy is authorized to say nothing is impossible. what is important to note, the respected member of the european parliament drew attention to the fact that the situation is really with the economy the european union is in a very sad state, colleagues, please see the map of the trade turnover between the european union and china on the screen, we see an imbalance, is it possible for the european union to follow its interests and build relationships with the people's republic of china, is china interested in... marhat, what do you think? nadezhda, you know, how can i tell you, the european union is currently in a rather chaotic state. on the one hand, of course, the european union is trying to demonstrate to itself and to the whole world the world t

the european union is left alone with its problems, and it is absolutely obvious that the european unionother way out than to continue our own policy towards russia and in the context of supporting ukraine, it is very good that other partners in the north atlantic alliance nato, other western countries were present, because if we do not have a transatlantic now. well, and for me, of course, the absence of the united states is such a demonstrative move by trump in his attempts to somehow move away from this game - the so-called game of appeasement of putin's russia, it seems absolutely obvious that the trump administration is coming to mind, that it is one thing to talk and one thing to make some constant slogans, and another thing is how it will look. in reality, so i think that we will still see in the coming weeks developments on these issues and most likely such a fairly close position of the united states in the context of the war in ukraine. peter, and what is happening with the coalition of the willing? i will remind the viewers that this is a state that has expressed its intention

because if a member of the european union is in the war, it means that you don't be on union these war and we don't like, you know, hunger is prime minister. he's got a difficult relationship with the european union, and it keeps close ties with russia. a can and fellow easy leaders hope to move him on issues related to ukraine. maybe on the new sanctions. that is what we're hearing from our sources that hung we may lift its veto there. it's still voc. yeah, this is another country that is against new sanctions against russia, which do the same. but in general, we have to say that it's not likely that your opinion leaders here can change victo all bunch general position when it comes to the warning ukraine when it comes to support for ukraine, or he stands on russia. he has been known for trying to block sanctions, trying to improve the use ties with russia. so i don't think that there are any means that could change his mind. alexander looked with the latest from brussels for his alexander as always. thank you. thank you. and he was with me on some of the other stories making headline

that is, he is a member of the european union, he collects money from the european union , he is a member of nato, he receives security from nato, and he speaks against the european union and against nato and goes to putin's parades, well, this is some kind of theater of the absurd and trades with china, with another one, it is not even just a competitor, but it is such a tough competitor of the european union, so well they need to restore order, and in principle , we talked about this with members of the european parliament. the only thing i can tell you is that i was there in the hague for a ukrainian event as part of a summit, a public nato summit, and there were members of the nato parliamentary assembly, that is, the nato parliamentary assembly is all members of the parliaments of all nato member countries . there was a member of parliament from hungary, and she even said the following herself, she said, you should know, not all hungarians are the ones you talk about in the media, alaa orban, and i was generally positively surprised. and her position, she is under... very harshly the

, the beginning of negotiations of north macedonia, the accession to the european union, i alreadyen that if the europeans do not cope with this task, they will not be able to cope with all the others, the question of the expansion of the european union will always be a hostage to ambitions. the europeans could not do anything about this bulgarian position, naturally, it will now be very difficult for them to do anything about the hungarian one, naturally, the integration of ukraine into the european union will not be as easy as it might have seemed recently. we often read that european partners demand or ask to lower the conscription age to 18 years. what is your point of view? i believe that we should proceed from the capabilities of the military the confrontations that we have, and i. the support society is another thing, i think that we should count not on the leaders, but on the consolidated efforts of the eu countries and great britain. ukraine and russia are successfully exchanging prisoners, so to speak, this is one of the positive aspects of the negotiations. if the fighti

the european union functions completely differently. elect the european commission, it is not accountable to society, and yes, for example, take the scandal with the accountants of the european union, for example, marta andresen, my client, it was impossible that... state in definition, even national state, in a european one this is impossible, it is impossible, yes, she was immediately fired, that is, the chief accountant of the european union, that is, there is no democratic control over this institution, the parliament, the european parliament, yes, it is elected, that is, by citizens of the european union, but this is such a completely amoral formation, where people gather, receive huge salaries, fantastic, of course, salaries, they, their role is that they always agree, that is... signed much fewer human rights agreements than, for example, belarus, that is, belarus has signed more international human rights agreements, and if we, for example, talk about , for example, take the problem of belneftekhim, the belneftekhim concern incl

, about the process of ukraine's negotiations with the european union regarding accession, and this is such a marathon, part of which is actually the situation we are in now, and when you and i see this bigger picture, a more complex picture from the point of view of... ukraine's accession to the european union, i am sure that from the point of view of just such medium-term prospects , the presence of our producers on eu markets will still expand, it will increase, because de facto in some areas, such as organic agricultural production, supply protein crops, including for livestock in the european union. and the supply of ingredients for the processing industry in many areas in the european union, and de facto this is all already in principle us or the same dairy products different, and we are not talking about those supplies of these products we have de facto already begun to integrate in fact so help us integrate into the european union in this in this plan, and this is such cooperation so or search. those than and those opportunities where ukrainian the producer is rather, i

ukraine's accession to the alliance, to the european union, the president of the european commission, ursula fonden, has declared her strong support for ukraine on its path to membership in the european union. let's listen to what she said. under continuous shelling, ukraine is adopting reform after reform. this is. impressive, and that is why the european commission supports the opening of the first block of negotiations. ukraine has done its part. now it is our turn, because the accession process is based on merit, and ukraine deserves to move forward. a good statement, but somehow it did not sound very optimistic against the background of the fact that hungary and slovakia, well, are strongly protesting against ukraine's movement towards... the european union, and these negotiations can only be opened with the consensus of all members of the european union. do you think our movement towards the european union will be connected with uh how the russian army will advance, if it advances deep into ukraine, and whether it will interfere, whether it will not interfere, or the european u

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k is no longer part of the european union at least formally. but you know, if we look at this europe in general, we look at the european project. it was the promise was on, on 2 pillars, prosperity and security. well, this crew, it's running the operation, you're getting negative returns, you're getting less and less security and you're getting a lot less prosperity. isn't that obvious to leaders in the, in europe? i mean, it's obvious to the rest of us, james. well, that's a very good point. and i think, you know, most europeans have not known anything else as a liberal democracy. and there is this just ongoing belief. it has worked. it would keep working if we just give it a bit more time, it will get itself out of this process. again. the problem is nothing works and the government's look like they're doing nothing to fix it. i don't know. so there is not just the crosses of liberalism as a crisis of thinking about what liberal democracies. i mean if you just type the sanctions. now most of the people sanctions have not committed any crimes.

and of course, ukraine's membership in the european union. this process has already begun, and opens. to deeper integration, which will be useful for both ukraine and the whole of europe. first of all, i want to sincerely thank you and all europeans on behalf of all ukrainians for the help and support that we will receive from you, all europeans in general and in particular our friendly countries such as lithuania. but 18 july you wrote in your account on the x platform and i quote: let's be bold. and not timid, what do you think is holding europe back from this boldness today? and not only europe, when i raised the topic of nato, in particular during our plenary debates on the future summit, i spoke about mistakes that had already been made in our recent history, we are talking about... the period before 2014 , when many countries pursued a policy of engaging russia. in 2008, ukraine and georgia were not invited to the membership action plan in nato. at that time, the issue of expanding the european union was almost not considered. and only a

well, this is the dream of federalists, about joint armed forces of the european union. i admit that i also have such dreams, being a european federalist myself, well, why? well, simply because we understand that this line, it is inevitable, because the european union, it has always developed at different levels, at different aspects, starting with the coal and steel union, that is, the energy union, including the economic union, then the financial union, yes, including the eurozone, trade and economic relations, then issues related to fundamental rights, human rights, values, level. the european parliament will soon be ready to present, i think that this is an absolutely realistic story, and it seems to me that it is absolutely obvious that we simply have no other choice, and we are late with these decisions, there are still several fundamental issues that need to be resolved, for example, the fact that we have a military headquarters, a pan-european military headquarters, which actually exists, for example, its fashion is to... a bad story, so i hope that we will speed

morning, glory to ukraine, hero, glory to heroes, so what's up, how much is left for us to join the european union, tatyana, well, it's all the same, so far the europeans are set on the fact that we should join on january 1, 2030, or maybe even a little earlier, but still orban is doing, the prime minister of hungary, viktor orban is doing everything to somehow... change this date, well, maybe it will have the opposite effect, it seems to me that the more he tries, the more ursula fonderlein says that we need to be more active in bringing ukraine closer to the european union, she praised, by the way, that ukraine is carrying out such important reforms and impressive pace, ah, despite the war, and to be honest, it somehow for us from ukraine from the inside, it sometimes looks somewhat ironic against the background of various setbacks in many actually reformed sectors, for example, we don't know what's happening with corporate law, we have problems with a little bit with freedom of speech and so on and so on according to many markers, how can this be explained? well, actually, it's just a pity that

we stopped ukraine from joining the european union. we did it in the face of the strongest resistance, but otherwise we would have destroyed the european union. to accept a country in a state of war into the bloc would mean entering this war. we would start fighting with russia. the war would come to the territory of the european union, including hungary. and the hungarians have made it clear that we do not want this. the fact is that since april , a national referendum has been held in hungary, where the population countries decided to support ukraine's accession to the eu or not. so, 95% of the hungarians who voted spoke out against kiev's admission to the european union. those who know where they will study in order to... after graduation, be guaranteed to become a sought-after specialist in the economy, look several steps ahead . today, belarus started accepting documents for applicants entering universities on the terms of targeted training. the format of the event remained unchanged. the admission takes place outside the main sta

fertilizers, particularly nitrogen and fertilizers at the level that we once had here in the european union moment. these actions imposing such high tariffs on fertilizers from russia and bel, originally for the will in no way helps the competitive. but as of the european fertilizer industry works, holden's fertilizer and industry, and particularly it, let me add one more thing because it is important as the are several months. i served as the minister of state treasury, managing and overseeing state homes company. and i have to say the poland group as well too, is the 2nd largest producer in the european union. and a year after year ever since the polar states began pursuing its aggressive policy towards russia has refused to import cheap energy resources supplied by russia is company has been suffering enormous losses as a result of interest in the 1st quarter of this year. and as well last year there were the last was 2, but for the 1st quarter of this year alone, it's around a $100000000.00 us dollars. but my dear friends, 1st of all is poland, is rife with corruption. the state is deep

for ukraine on its path to membership in the european union. t's listen to what they said. under. continuous shelling, ukraine adopts reform after reform. this is impressive. and that is why the european commission supports the opening of the first block of negotiations. ukraine has done its part. now it is our turn, because the accession process is based on merit, and ukraine deserves to move forward. a good statement, but somehow it did not sound very optimistic against the background that... hungary and slovakia are strongly protesting against ukraine's move towards the european union, and these negotiations can only open with the consensus of all members of the european union. do you think our move towards the european union will be connected with how the russian army will advance, if it advances deep into ukraine. and will it interfere or not. will it interfere, or the european union, joining the european union is also a very distant goal that we need to go towards, but the move, this, none, no reform will accelerate it, although well, ursu