The EU Budget Is Entering a Decisive Phase. Poland Is Fighting for Cohesion Policy.
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We are in the process of profoundly changing the philosophy of the European budget, says Prime Minister Donald Tusk. "A larger European budget is in the interest of every member state, certainly Poland."
European Council President Antonio Costa will meet with Prime Minister Donald Tusk in Warsaw on Wednesday to learn about Poland's position on the European Union budget for 2028–34, and to discuss key issues on the EU agenda in the context of the upcoming autumn meetings of the European Council.
European Council President Antonio Costa will meet with Donald Tusk on Wednesday to discuss Poland's "red lines" in the EU budget negotiations for 2028-2034. The stakes are high: under the current proposal, Poland could receive €123.3 billion. However, calls for cuts are growing louder.
European Council President António Costa will be in Warsaw and Berlin today with the same question: where to find a compromise on the future EU budget for 2028–2034? However, he will hear two very different answers. Donald Tusk will say: leave the money for agriculture and poorer regions alone, while Friedrich Merz will tell him: savings must be made across the entire budget. Costa is touring European capitals to see what concessions individual …
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