Eu Membership Expulsion Rules

Summary

The European Union (EU) does not have a formal mechanism to expel a member state, but it can impose sanctions or suspend certain rights under Article 7 of the Treaty on European Union if a country seriously breaches EU values. Similarly, NATO does not have a formal mechanism to expel a member state, as the North Atlantic Treaty lacks provisions for removal. However, political pressure and diplomatic measures can be applied against a member state that behaves contrary to NATO principles.