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European Council President António Costa, visiting Tallinn on Tuesday, said the defense component of the EU's planned new budget will be unprecedentedly large.

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The new EU political season, which begins in September, will be remembered by the approval of the next important European Union budget, announced by Antonio Costa.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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At a time when the next EU budget for 2028-2034 is being debated, the person responsible pointed out that "with the proposal put forward by the European Commission for the next budget, there is, for the first time, a strong contribution from the European budget to collective defence"

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Costa and Michal point out that the next EU budget should allow for more defence spending

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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One was perhaps a little more concerned about energy supply and the other about defense, is how European Council President António Costa characterized the meetings on the opening day of his tour of this year's capitals, which took him to Bratislava to meet with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico and Tallinn's Kristen Michal.

Dlhodobý rozpočet Európskej únie na roky 2028 – 2034 musí reagovať na nové výzvy vrátane tých, ktorým čelia východné regióny EÚ. Predseda Európskej rady António Costa to uviedol v utorok počas návštevy Estónska. If this is the case, informuje TASR. „Musíme využiť potenciál nášho rozpočtu na budovanie silnejšej Európy, investovať do obrany, bezpečnosti a konkurencieschopnosti a zároveň zabezpečiť stabilné a effectívne financovanie našejpolitiky s…

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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