The integration of the new EU member states remains on track despite political shock waves from the rejection of the EU constitution. Opposition to Turkish entry into the EU has hardened, but membership was always a remote prospect. Romania and Bulgaria are still set for entry - although 2008 is now looking more likely than 2007.
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