Strategic Europe | Making EU Foreign Policy More Effective: Qualified Majority Voting on the Horizon?

Written By Carnegie Europe Foundation

Viktor Szép • 02 May 2023

 

Unanimity has been the default voting rule in EU foreign policymaking. Multiple crises could change that status quo.

 

This text is published in full on Carnegie Europe’s Strategic Europe blog and reflects the views of its author(s) only.

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