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Taras Kachka

Taras Kachka

Ukrainian politician

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  • Jun 15

    EU opens first negotiation cluster with Ukraine and Moldova, unblocking accession talks after Hungarian veto lifted

    The European Union opened the first negotiation cluster with Ukraine and Moldova on Monday, four years after granting both countries candidate status and two years after formal accession talks began. The 'fundamentals' cluster covers rule of law, judiciary reform and anti-corruption and will be the last to close.

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