Daily Mail Online Article RatingUkraine's parliament approves bills seen as key for EU talks
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-2% Center
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25% ReliableLimited
- Policy Leaning
-2% Center
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : Ukraine, he said, had "done everything expected of us" in taking on EU recommendations.56% : A bill on lobbying -- also required for the EU talks -- has been approved by the government and is to be considered by parliament.
45% : The other bills adopted concern staff increases in the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, additional power for the National Agency on Corruption Prevention on assets checks, and provisions on public declaration of assets.
42% : EU leaders must unanimously approve the move and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban says he opposes starting talks as recommended by the EU Commission.
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