Story · Ursula von der Leyen
EU States Including Germany Block New Sanctions Against Russia
Despite the removal of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's veto power in Brussels, the European Union has failed to present a unified front on new sanctions against Russia. Numerous member states, including Germany, are now prioritizing their own national interests over collective action, leading to disappointment among those expecting stronger EU solidarity. The article highlights internal divisions within the EU as key nations resist further punitive measures against Moscow, undermining the bloc's ability to respond decisively to the ongoing Ukraine war.
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