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Germany seeks to cut 400 billion euros from EU's 2 trillion budget proposal
4 sourcesFirst reported 17 days agoUpdated 16 days ago
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- Negotiations have begun for the new EU seven-year budget for 2028-2034, with significant differences among member states regarding spending levels.
- Germany, the largest net contributor to the EU budget, is reportedly seeking to cut €400 billion from the European Commission's proposed €2 trillion budget.
- The discussions are tense as countries like Greece articulate their funding needs while debating the overall budget framework.
- These budget negotiations are part of ongoing efforts to reach a compromise among member states ahead of final approval.
- The European Council previously discussed potential compromises in a June meeting, signaling the complexities of reaching an agreement.
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Τα Νέα· 17 days ago
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newsit.gr· 16 days ago
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Alpha News· 17 days ago
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iefimerida.gr· 17 days ago