The criteria that a country must meet to join the EU are called the "Copenhagen Criteria".
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The criteria that a country must meet to join the EU are called the "Copenhagen Criteria".
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The criteria that a country must meet to join the EU are called the "Copenhagen Criteria".
Which of the following aspects are NOT part of the Copenhagen criteria?@hpod16 excellent and tricky question if you know your exclusive external competences!
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@hpod16 excellent and tricky question if you know your exclusive external competences!
@TimothyRoes this one is tricky. I’ve been making them too easy lately, cause people just be getting them all right!
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The criteria that a country must meet to join the EU are called the "Copenhagen Criteria".
Which of the following aspects are NOT part of the Copenhagen criteria?The correct answer is “Elimination of trade tariffs with non-EU countries”.
For the EU Law nerds: the criteria are outlined in article 49 TEU.
Current candidates:
Potential candidates:
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Turkey is still technically a candidate, but in 2018, due to democratic backsliding and fundamental rights, the Council decided that negotiations are effectively paused.
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The correct answer is “Elimination of trade tariffs with non-EU countries”.
For the EU Law nerds: the criteria are outlined in article 49 TEU.
Current candidates:
Potential candidates:
🇽🇰
Turkey is still technically a candidate, but in 2018, due to democratic backsliding and fundamental rights, the Council decided that negotiations are effectively paused.
#EPSOprep@hpod16 Quite obvious, wan't it?
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The correct answer is “Elimination of trade tariffs with non-EU countries”.
For the EU Law nerds: the criteria are outlined in article 49 TEU.
Current candidates:
Potential candidates:
🇽🇰
Turkey is still technically a candidate, but in 2018, due to democratic backsliding and fundamental rights, the Council decided that negotiations are effectively paused.
#EPSOprep@hpod16 shocked at how many people voted for fundamental rights
