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German parliament passes debt-heavy 2026 budget

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Germany's parliament on Friday passed the budget for 2026 with over 180 billion euros ($208 billion) in new debt, outlining how Berlin will use its financial firepower to revive the anaemic economy.

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The Bundestag approved the 2026 budget on Friday. The opposition calls it "the largest budget in history," but notes misplaced priorities. Where will the money go next year?

·Bonn, Germany
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The budget for 2026 stands. It foresees spending of almost 525 billion euros and new debts totaling around 180 billion euros - as much as before only during the Corona pandemic.

·Hamburg, Germany
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German parliament validates ambitious but controversial 2026 budget with massive use of debt to boost economy German MEPs approved revised project on Friday

·France
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The Bundestag has decided the budget for 2026. The budget foresees expenditure of almost 525 billion euros. The revenue is well below that.

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Deutschlandfunk broke the news in Germany on Friday, November 28, 2025.
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