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How Europe Intends to Finance Its Future without Excavating Its Debt

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Faced with Germany's refusal of a new joint loan, the 27 are looking for EUR 2 000 billion for the next budget.Between carbon tax and digital tax, here's how Brussels intends to finance its priorities without increasing the bill.
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How Europe Intends to Finance Its Future without Excavating Its Debt

Faced with Germany's refusal of a new joint loan, the 27 are looking for EUR 2 000 billion for the next budget.Between carbon tax and digital tax, here's how Brussels intends to finance its priorities without increasing the bill.

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latribune.fr broke the news on Friday, April 24, 2026.
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