No EU member state has initiated or credibly advanced withdrawal proceedings under Article 50 since the United Kingdom’s departure, and recent political shifts reinforce this stability. In Germany, the AfD has pivoted from advocating an immediate “Dexit” to prioritizing internal EU reforms first, with any referendum on exit positioned only as a fallback. Polling in other member states, including Austria, shows sustained majority support for continued membership. With roughly 15 months remaining until 2027, the procedural requirements for notification, negotiations, and potential extensions make completion of an exit highly unlikely absent an abrupt, unforeseen crisis. Even a sudden change in government stance would face substantial legal, economic, and diplomatic hurdles before any treaty cessation could take effect.