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Pernille Rieker
Director of the ARENA Centre for European Studies at the University of Oslo and Research Professor at the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI), specializing in European integration and EU foreign and security policy.
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Oct 9, 2026
Making enlargement work: What needs to change in the EU? | InvigoratEU Talks #05
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5:26Pernille, from the perspective of re-engages research in the candidate countries, how do vetoes and blockages affect the credibility of the enlargement process?
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5:36Pernille RiekerGUEST
Thank you so much, Mariem, and thank you for the invitation to participate in the podcast.
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5:42Pernille RiekerGUEST
I will start by saying that Re-Engage has not really studied the voting rules as such.
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5:47Pernille RiekerGUEST
What we have done is to spend almost three years in six candidate countries, Albania, Bosnia, Serbia.
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5:54Pernille RiekerGUEST
in the Western Balkans and Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine, looking at how EU democracy promotion actually works on the ground and how citizens see the EU.
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6:04Pernille RiekerGUEST
And from that perspective, the main cost of vetoes is not really the delay as such.
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16:12What would you recommend for mobilizing public support in the member states?