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The story mentions that Germany, France, and Spain are among the eleven EU nations formally asking to end the foreign policy veto. These are some of the EU's largest and most influential members, suggesting a significant push for reform. Their argument is that the current system hinders the bloc's ability to act as a unified force in global affairs.
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