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Kyiv has fully met its obligations to begin EU accession negotiations, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced on May 1.

The advisory group of experts who will advise Ukraine on the processes related to its accession to the EU will include representatives of six Northern European countries. Source: press service of the Ukrainian government Details: The group will include professional representatives of the North-Baltic Eight countries (Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Sweden, Iceland and Finland) who have extensive experience in EU institutions and have been involved in the negotiation process.

The European Commission on Tuesday formally advised EU leaders to open talks with Bosnia-Herzegovina about joining the European Union. "Bosnia and Herzegovina has taken impressive steps forward. More progress has been achieved in just over a year than in a whole decade," commission president Ursula von der Leyen said in a speech early on Tuesday, ahead of the decision. The announcement means the EU executive is satisfied that Bosnia-Herzegovina has met the necessary criteria to open negotiations

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is worrying about allegedly "catastrophic consequences" of Ukraine's EU accession again. Source: European Pravda with reference to Orbán's claims in an interview to a French media outlet Le Point published by his press service Details: Orbán mentioned the Eurointegration of Ukraine in his comments on the protests of European farmers.

The Brussels-launched screening process marks an important stage in Ukraine's preparation for EU accession talks, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.