EU Budget Will Not Be Ready by the End of the Year, Says Babiš
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Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš believes that leaders will probably not be able to reach an agreement on the EU's future multiannual budget by the end of this year after Thursday's talks in Brussels. It will probably happen in February or March, Babiš said upon arriving for the second day of the summit.
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš believes after yesterday's talks in Brussels that leaders will probably not be able to reach an agreement on the future multiannual EU budget by the end of this year. This will probably happen in February or March, Babiš said upon arriving for the second day of the summit.
Czech Prime Minister Andrei Babish believes that European Union leaders will not be able to agree on the parameters of a new seven-year community budget before the end of the year.
The negotiations between European leaders on the new seven-year EU budget may not end with an agreement until February or March next year, according to Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO). The Czech head of government said this on Friday morning upon arriving for the second day of the summit in Brussels. He also described the sharp dispute over emission allowances, because of which, according to him, he and Italian Prime Minister Giorgio Meloni re…
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