The European Union is considering changes to its enlargement rules to circumvent Hungary's veto on Ukraine's membership bid. Hungary has blocked negotiations for over a year, citing various concerns. European Council President António Costa is exploring a proposal to allow decisions on opening negotiation clusters by qualified majority instead of unanimity, which would diminish Hungary's veto power. However, unanimous consent is still required to amend the framework. The proposal aims to benefit both Ukraine and Moldova, but faces challenges in gaining unanimous support. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)