Why the EU is Trying to Scrap Unanimity @TLDRnewsEU
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In a bid to be more politically agile and override Hungary's constant veto powers, the EU has suggested it might move away from unanimity on certain decisions towards a qualified majority. But what would this actually look like? And will it even work?

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