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Ukraine sees its future as a full EU member rather than a partner in the neighbourhood policy (Photo: EUobserver)

EU neighbourhood policy divisions exposed

Ministers from within the EU and from its neighbouring countries gathered for the first time on Monday (3 September) to discuss the bloc's neighbourhood policy, but the meeting highlighted the strong divisions about what such a policy should mean.

Ukraine, which has made no secret of its EU membership ambitions, refused to see the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) as the sole means of bilateral relations with Brussels.

"The ENP cannot be accepted as an adequate basis for EU-Ukr...

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Ukraine sees its future as a full EU member rather than a partner in the neighbourhood policy (Photo: EUobserver)

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