Irish Taoiseach told Euronews Shona Murray journalist that the European Union should pursue all the instruments it should stop what it says is an “unreasonable exploitation” of the veto mechanism. He argued that, if he is prosecuted, it will make the EU worried.
He added that Ukraine must join the EU for geopolitical reasons. However, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said last week that there could be no Ukrainian EU's Ukrainian accession to it without Hungary. Orbán cited the concerns that Ukraine's membership could go bankrupt the EU. However, Martin called Budapest's efforts to block this “scandalous” process.
We also examine strategic discussions between the president of the Ursula von der Leyen commission and the CEOs of the defense industry in Brussels today while the EU seeks to stimulate the production of weapons.
Finally, after decades of rapid development of digital literacy, pace in Europe has slowed considerably. Where is this most problematic situation?
This episode of Radio Schuman is hosted and produced by Lauren Walker with journalist Maïa de La Baume. Audio edition by Johan Breton. Music by Alexandre Jas.
