Budget of 1.76 Trillion Euros - Merz Talks About Possible Failure of the EU Budget
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Chancellor Merz has discussed a possible failure of the EU budget negotiations for the years 2028 to 2034.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz increases the pressure in the dispute over the EU budget: Failure would be the most financially advantageous for Germany. New EU programmes should not start then.
The German Chancellor Friedrich Merz allowed the possibility of no EU budget agreement for 2028-2034, noting that this would be the country's most cost-effective option. Merz, in a joint press conference with Lithuania's Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkjavicius, noted that the FRG was in favour of concluding negotiations before the end of this year, wrote TASS. "The lack of a new financial plan would be the most cost-effective solution for Germany,…
The EU Commission plans significantly higher expenditures for 2028 to 2034. Germany is opposed to the draft with five other states. An agreement is to be reached before the end of the year, but Chancellor Merz also brings another possibility into play.
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Federal Chancellor Merz opposes rising spending on Brussels. Why the EU's most important distribution struggle is getting tougher this time – and parliamentary control over the many billions is probably more difficult.
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