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  German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said on Wednesday that the European Union could no longer afford to have decisions blocked by individual member states.
  "Qualified majority voting can lead to fairer...results for all of us," Baerbock told a conference in Portugal's capital Lisbon. "We must be capable of acting efficiently and swiftly."
  Baerbock said that EU countries are often not even able to draft a press release "because they cannot agree on the same wording".
context: Finally they are coming to their Senses. >
  
  It's not really fixable though, no matter how much they are coming to their senses or not.
  Any solution to it would need to be voted on... and of course blocked by poland and/or hungary. Which are the primary problem overall.
  As long as poland and hungary vote to protect each other, nothing can and will change. >
  
  Germany doesn’t seem to know the meaning of Union, or the laws of the EU. >
  
  A new Union could be created. It's a solid idea. >
  
  For all the talk about democracy they sure don't want people to have a say. >
  
  To be fair, unanimity is not completly democratic as it means that the one vote against a decision equal the votes of everyone else. >
  
  I just think it's funny how we went from a common market to this. Individual veto rights are important to the EU. Just make a new body and see who's willing to join it.