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Macron stops Ukraine’s dream of joining the EU but proposes an alternative

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  • Slide 1 of 25: Emmanuel Macron took the opportunity to address the European Parliament on May 9 regarding Ukraine. The French president argued that, while Ukraine is a “heartfelt member of Europe”, it might take “years, even decades” for the country to be part of the EU, The New York Times reports.
  • Slide 2 of 25: The French President, who has been in conversations with Putin since the war broke out, said to the European Parliament that the European Union would “do everything” to ensure that “Russia can never win”.
  • Slide 3 of 25: “The European Union, given its level of integration and ambition, cannot be the only way to structure the European continent in the short term,” Mr. Macron was quoted saying by The New York Times.
  • Slide 4 of 25: Macron, instead, envisioned a potential 'outer circle' for allies and prospective members of the European Union that could include hopefuls such as Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova and even a former member such as the United Kingdom. No more details were given about this proposal.

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Slide 1 of 25: Emmanuel Macron took the opportunity to address the European Parliament on May 9 regarding Ukraine. The French president argued that, while Ukraine is a “heartfelt member of Europe”, it might take “years, even decades” for the country to be part of the EU, The New York Times reports.

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‘Years, even decades’

Emmanuel Macron took the opportunity to address the European Parliament on May 9 regarding Ukraine. The French president argued that, while Ukraine is a “heartfelt member of Europe”, it might take “years, even decades” for the country to be part of the EU, The New York Times reports

Macron stops Ukraine’s dream of joining the EU but proposes an alternative (msn.com)

 

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