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What Country Will Join the EU Next?
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Sunshine (she/her) lemmy.ca Sunshine@lemmy.ca
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birdwing lemmy.blahaj.zone birdwing@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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Either the thumbnail is AI or someone hasn't done their research. Poland and Hungary are members of the EU.

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aim4harmony lemmy.world aim4harmony@lemmy.world
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Wasn't Montenegro next in line?

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Malica lemmy.zip Malica@lemmy.zip
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Israel. I'd be so pissed.

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Sunshine (she/her) lemmy.ca Sunshine@lemmy.ca
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Israel. I'd be so pissed.

No mention of that criminal state in the video.

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maam Moderator maam@feddit.uk
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Either the thumbnail is AI or someone hasn't done their research. Poland and Hungary are members of the EU.

They're highlighted because those countries are talked about.

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farmgineer nord.pub farmgineer@nord.pub
Joined: 2026-04-25
#7 · Quote Reply

TL;DR news did a video recently showing the comparative completion of requirements for countries that applied and touching on Iceland and some other things.

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matelt feddit.uk matelt@feddit.uk
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Either the thumbnail is AI or someone hasn't done their research. Poland and Hungary are members of the EU.

Oh gosh thank you I thought I was going mad!

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birdwing lemmy.blahaj.zone birdwing@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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Wasn't Montenegro next in line?

It is, and also the most likely to join first in the future, unless if Iceland (unlikely due to recent referendum), Norway, the UK, or Switzerland wanted to join.

If the UK were to return, which I'd welcome by all means, I think at the very least they cannot get back on the same easy deal. They'd probably need to give up either their Schengen exemption, their pound, or both.

A UK being able to rejoin on the same terms as before Brexit would mean that EU countries could just decide to sign off and eat the cake later too - which I think is a bad idea. If they want to leave, sure; but the downsides have to be much heavier than the upsides.

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WIZARD POPE💫 lemmy.world Wizard_Pope@lemmy.world
Joined: 2023-12-08
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It is, and also the most likely to join first in the future, unless if Iceland (unlikely due to recent referendum), Norway, the UK, or Switzerland wanted to join. If the UK were to return, which I'd welcome by all means, I think at the very least they cannot get back on the same easy deal. They'd probably need to give up either their Schengen exemption, their pound, or both. A UK being able to ...

UK would need to give up both. Not immediately but like all EU members.

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