Six Countries Have Threatened Brussels with Rejecting the Draft New Seven-Year EU Budget if Spending Is Not Cut by "Hundreds of Billions" of Euros
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The Netherlands, Germany, and four other countries have issued a budget ultimatum to the EU. This is reported by the Financial Times, which has seen a letter from the countries' leaders. They demand that spending be cut by ‘hundreds of billions,’ otherwise they threaten to withhold support for the seven-year budget.
Six countries have threatened Brussels with rejecting the draft new seven-year EU budget if spending is not cut by "hundreds of billions" of euros
Six countries have threatened Brussels with rejecting the draft new seven-year EU budget unless spending is cut by "hundreds of billions" of euros. This is reported by the Financial Times with reference to a letter signed by the leaders of...
The six European Union states, led by Germany, put forward an ultimatum, demanding a reduction of the new seven-year budget for the merger by hundreds of billions of euros, wrote the Financial Times with reference to the countries ' statement that it had received. The six European Union countries demanded a radical reduction of the new long-term budget for the merger, gave RIA "News." The State insisted on cutting spending by hundreds of bi…
Germany and five other net contributors demand deep cuts in the EU budget for the years 2028 to 2034. The dispute threatens an agreement this year.
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Germany and five other EU countries opposed the current draft seven-year budget for the merger, and they demanded a reduction of hundreds of billions of euros, otherwise they could block the adoption of the financial plan, as reported by the Financial Times with reference to a joint letter from the leaders of the states.
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