> The commission is pushing for formal talks to begin with Kyiv and Chisinau this month to give a positive signal to both countries on their EU aspirations. On Friday it will declare that Ukraine now meets previously outstanding criteria including anti-corruption measures, restrictions on political lobbying, rules on asset declarations for public officials and protection of languages used by national minorities.
> Georgia, which adopted a “foreign agents” law in defiance of Brussels’ warnings, will not get the green light on Friday, when the commission will share its assessments with the bloc’s 27 ambassadors.
So Georgia is fucked after all.
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The decision on Moldova is I think much more relevant to us.
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And a relevant excerpt:
> The commission is pushing for formal talks to begin with Kyiv and Chisinau this month to give a positive signal to both countries on their EU aspirations. On Friday it will declare that Ukraine now meets previously outstanding criteria including anti-corruption measures, restrictions on political lobbying, rules on asset declarations for public officials and protection of languages used by national minorities.
> Georgia, which adopted a “foreign agents” law in defiance of Brussels’ warnings, will not get the green light on Friday, when the commission will share its assessments with the bloc’s 27 ambassadors.
So Georgia is fucked after all.
The decision on Moldova is I think much more relevant to us.