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EU Leaders to Clash over Long-Term Budget, No Quick Deal in Sight

European Union leaders will clash on Thursday over the size of bloc's next long-term budget, its sources of revenue and spending priorities, with no immediate deal in sight as net contributors and ​net beneficiaries pull in opposite directions.

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For what to do? These thousands of billions of euros must govern the EU's top priorities until 2034, from agriculture to defence, from competitiveness to immigration. A number of large trade-offs are at stake, such as deciding on the amount allocated to farmers and European regions, the size of the envelope for Ukraine and defence, the place to be given to AI or whether this money will be used to finance centres for migrants in Africa. These are…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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EU leaders to clash over long-term budget, no quick deal in sight

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The aim is to close an agreement in December, more and more voices are being heard opening the door to the failure to meet this deadline and to wait until 2027.

For many years we have been talking about the gap in political and economic philosophy that separated the European North from the European South. Now the camps have changed somewhat, with geography remaining the regulator of disagreements, but now in addition to place, time has also been added. Diplomats from the North wonder if the European budget for the period […] The article EE: The battle for the next budget appeared first on Free Press.

Key takeaways The heads of state of the European Union are expected to engage in heated discussions tomorrow regarding the size, financing mechanisms, and main objectives of the upcoming long-term budget. An immediate consensus seems unlikely, given that member states contributing more to the budget are fundamentally at odds with the member states that contribute the most resources […]

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Kathimerini English Edition broke the news in Athens, Greece on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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