The EU Enlargement Summit held in Brussels marked a significant turning point for the future of the European Union. Which countries will join the EU?

European Council President António Costa emphasized the need for the Union to become larger and stronger. Membership aspirations of countries like Ukraine, Georgia, and Serbia were discussed. However, obstacles such as Hungary's veto are also on the agenda.

Ukrainian President Zelensky defined EU membership as a security guarantee against Russian threats. However, Hungary's Prime Minister Orban's veto complicates this process.

Macedonia's EU accession is facing difficulties due to Bulgaria's demands. Serbia is criticized for its inadequacies in fighting democratic backsliding and corruption.

At the summit, EU Commissioner Marta Kos sent a clear message to Serbia, stating that supporting a regime that kills people in Ukraine is no longer tolerable. This situation is critical for the future of the EU.