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English (en): Future enlargement of the European Union

Current member states

Acceding states

Recognised candidates

Recognised by the EU as potential candidates which have submitted an application

Recognised by the EU as potential candidates which have not yet applied for membership

Date

22/12/2009
(22 December 2009 (first version); 22 December 2009 (last version))

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(Original text : Own work, based on File:European Union accession policies.png)

Author

JLogan.

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