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6/27/2025, 7:18:37 PM
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well, it's flawed for sure. but there is a fundamental problem here. the union is one of sovereign states, and each one having a veto is kind of how we all got at the table together, so that there are no decisions that are completely unacceptable for one of us.
then there are also exceptions. for example, in the case of economic coercion, the commission can invoke the ACI to make decisions that only need a qualified majority. we are kind of at a blind spot in this exact situation of a hostile nation willingly sabotaging the union. think of it like what happened when yanukovych fled and your constitution had no provision in case for a president just doing that. but since the EU is a much more complicated institution due to each member wanting a guaranteed say in things, it'll take much more time and effort to solve this as opposed to just the rada making a judgement.
well, it's flawed for sure. but there is a fundamental problem here. the union is one of sovereign states, and each one having a veto is kind of how we all got at the table together, so that there are no decisions that are completely unacceptable for one of us.
then there are also exceptions. for example, in the case of economic coercion, the commission can invoke the ACI to make decisions that only need a qualified majority. we are kind of at a blind spot in this exact situation of a hostile nation willingly sabotaging the union. think of it like what happened when yanukovych fled and your constitution had no provision in case for a president just doing that. but since the EU is a much more complicated institution due to each member wanting a guaranteed say in things, it'll take much more time and effort to solve this as opposed to just the rada making a judgement.
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