This map, created by geoglobal, shows support for joining the European Union in countries that are not yet part of it.
The map uses different shades of blue to highlight countries where membership is most popular (dark blue), where there is significant support (blue), and where support is residual (light blue). The information is taken from various surveys conducted by different media outlets over the last five years:
- Albania – EuroNews (February 2020)
- Armenia – CRRC (February 2022)
- Belarus – VBAW (December 2019)
- Bosnia and Herzegovina – IRI (February 2022)
- Georgia – IRI (April 2023)
- Greenland– Altinget (February 2021)
- Iceland – Maskína (August 2023)
- Kosovo– IRI (May 2023)
- Moldova – iData/News (Nov 2023)
- Montenegro – eu.me (May 2023)
- North Macedonia – IRI (July 2023)
- Norway – Opinion (August 2023)
- Russia – VTsIOM (July 2023)
- Scotland – The National (January 2024)
- Serbia – iea.rs (October 2023)
- Switzerland – ETH Zurich (January 2023)
- Turkey – MetroPOLL (March 2022)
- Ukraine – Rating Group (February 2024)
- United Kingdom – Deltapoll (June 2024)
In general terms, the Balkans and some former Soviet republics are the states most interested in joining the European Union. According to the latest available survey, the United Kingdom currently has slight support for the Union, while in Scotland that support soars to three-quarters of the population.
Sources
- Support for joining the European Union
- Un cambio continental: la pertenencia a la UE gana popularidad
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