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Germany fears losing its power with Ukraine in EU - media
1 month ago | By RT
Berlin wants to reconfigure EU voting laws to strip Kiev of a potential leverage, a UK outlet is reporting
Germany fears that if Ukraine becomes a full-fledged EU member, Berlin will see its influence within the bloc erode, The Daily Telegraph reported on Saturday, citing a senior diplomatic source.
Olaf Scholz, Germany's chancellor, apparently discussed the matter with EU leaders in Brussels behind closed doors. According to the outlet's source, he urged an overhaul of the EU treaty system before Ukraine's membership bid is approved.
At the heart of the concern is the EU voting system...
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