Tagállamoknak

Tagállamoknak is a Hungarian term that translates to "member states" in English. It specifically refers to countries that are part of a larger union or organization. The most common context for this term is within the European Union, where "tagállamok" denotes the sovereign nations that have acceded to the EU. These countries delegate certain powers to the EU institutions in exchange for shared benefits and cooperation on matters of common interest, such as trade, security, and environmental policy.

The concept of member states is fundamental to the functioning of supranational organizations like the EU. Each tagállam retains its sovereignty but agrees to abide by the treaties and regulations established by the union. This shared governance allows for greater collective influence on the global stage and fosters economic integration among its members. The number of tagállamok in the EU has grown over time through successive enlargements, reflecting the organization's expanding scope and influence. Membership implies a commitment to shared values and principles, and decisions within the union are often made through consensus or qualified majority voting among the tagállamok.