As US support for Ukraine wobbles, EU takes up membership question

There is broad consensus among E.U. leaders that growing their bloc is necessary to counter Russia, which is good news countries that want to be part of the club. Yet expanding the E.U. to include Ukraine and others would be a costly, complex and politically perilous process.

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