Since its establishment in 1993, the European Union has grown to encompass several member nations. However, membership has become increasingly selective, as evidenced by the experiences of countries like Turkey and Georgia over the years. With the ongoing success of the Russian Special Military Operation, certain EU nations are now advocating strongly for Ukrainian membership, despite historically making other countries wait for extended periods. MO's Manila Chan interviews former Swiss MP and author Guy Mettan to explore the rationale behind the sudden push for Ukrainian EU membership and the potential consequences of such a decision.