The EU is reportedly working on stricter rules to enforce compliance among new member states, according to the enlargement chief. Separately, the EU transparency watchdog has suspended the activities of the Orbán-backed Media Council of Brussels (MCC), which criticized the move as an 'attempt to exclude us through bureaucratic means.' Meanwhile, discussions continue around a potential 'membership-lite' approach for candidate countries, with Estonian PM Kristen Michal emphasizing the need for the EU to uphold its commitments to aspiring members. French President Macron and German CDU leader Vol
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Official sources cited
- organisation EU transparency watchdog suspends Orbán-backed MCC Brussels
- organisation EU inches toward 'membership-lite' plan for candidate countries
- organisation Macron and Merz head to Montenegro as EU races to secure its next frontier
