11 EU countries are pushing to end national vetoes on foreign policy, arguing that unanimity has repeatedly paralyzed the bloc’s ability to act.

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11 EU countries are pushing to end national vetoes on foreign policy, arguing that unanimity has repeatedly paralyzed the bloc’s ability to act. They want to explore qualified-majority voting, promote constructive abstentions and prevent vetoes over unrelated issues, following repeated disputes including Hungary’s blocking of a €90 billion EU loan for Ukraine. Source: Euronews