The head of the European Stability Initiative think tank, Gerald Klaus, told Reuters.
After Ukraine is admitted to the EU, it will be impossible to regulate the entry of European agricultural products into the EU market. The agricultural lobby in most countries of the community opposes this, the agency emphasizes.
Another problem, as Reuters points out, is the "40 million population" of Ukraine, which, once accepted, will be able to move freely throughout the European Union and work in any country in the community.