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Commentator-at-Large @Reuters, political entrepreneur and philosopher focusing on the meaning crisis
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Breakingviews - コラム：ウクライナのＥＵ加盟、安全保障協定が「架け橋」に

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By Hugo Dixon Verified
| Reuters Japan Verified
写真はＥＵとウクライナの旗。2025年8月、キーウ中心部で撮影。REUTERS/Gleb Garanich [ティノス（ギリシャ） ２０日 ロイター BREAKINGVIEWS] - ウクライナと欧州連合（ＥＵ）は関係強化に苦戦している。ウクライナは、自国がロシアの侵略に対する欧州防衛の最前線だと訴え、来年の加盟を望んでいる。一方ＥＵ側は、完了までに１０年はかかる通常の「加盟手続き」を経るよう求めている。 ＥＵの執行機関である欧州委員会と、最大加盟国のドイツは中間的な妥協案を提示しているが、いずれの案も進展していない。一部加盟国がウクライナのためにルールを曲げることに消極的な上、ウクライナ側​も完全加盟以外の案は受け入れない構えを示している。...
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How to bring Ukraine closer to the EU at speed

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By Hugo Dixon Verified
| Reuters Verified
Ukrainian and European flags fly, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, in central Kyiv, Ukraine August 11, 2025. REUTERS/Gleb Garanich/File Photo Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab TINOS, Greece, July 20 (Reuters Breakingviews) - Ukraine and the European Union are struggling to deepen their relationship. Kyiv wants to join the bloc next year, arguing that it is Europe’s front line of defence against Russian aggression.
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Nigel Farage latest: Reform leader’s approval rating lowest since election ahead of Count Binface contest

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By Hugo Dixon Verified
| Newswav
Nigel Farage’s approval rating has plummeted to its lowest level since the general election as scrutiny grows over his financial affairs, a poll has found. The Reform UK leader’s personal ratings have fallen to minus 27 percentage points, while support for his party has fallen by two points, down to 24 per cent, according to Opinium.
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