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- Host: Sena Marić
- Guests: Jean-Louis Falconi
- Published: 26/11/2019
Behind the French „non“: Discussing the French proposals for reformed EU enlargement process
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U enlargement policy has returned to the spotlight in Brussels. France is mostly to blame, or to thank for this, firstly for yet another postponement of the start of North Macedonia and Albania’s accession negotiations, and secondly for its latest initiative to reform the EU’s enlargement policy towards the Western Balkans.
Our guest is His Excellency Jean-Louis Falconi, the Ambassador of France to Serbia.
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