To support Ukraine in fighting Russia’s aggression, the EU moved fast and displayed unprecedented unity – a big challenge, considering that all foreign policy decisions must be made unanimously by member states. But what if change is coming to the EU?
The emergency of Russia's invasion of Ukraine has turned the European Union's foreign policy on its head. Most experts, including Susi Dennison, a senior policy fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, agree that there was “a sort of political momentum” to this event. As it is happened so close to the EU's borders, it required a unified European response.
