The EU summit failed to agree on a €1.76 trillion budget for 2028-2034 with expanded military spending
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No breakthrough: EU budget talks stalled EU leaders failed to agree on a long-term budget at a summit in <p>Brussels. Countries are arguing between spending cuts and increasing the budget.</p>
European Union leaders failed to reach a compromise on the EU budget for 2028-2034 in Brussels on Thursday. Disagreements among member states are putting the possibility of concluding negotiations by the end of 2026 in doubt, as European Council President António Costa prepares a new proposal.
The first day of the EU summit ended with nothing, EU leaders unable to agree on a 2028-2034 budget, Brussels spending too much on all the money, and the issue of money has once again become a stumbling block for EU countries, despite a long meeting, to adopt a new budget of 1.76
After hours of heated debate, European Union (EU) leaders postponed talks on the bloc's next seven-year budget. "Controversial" discussions in Brussels on Thursday saw differing positions clash, German government sources said.
According to the online publication Politico, EU leaders will try to reach an agreement on the bloc's next seven-year budget by the end of the year. To that end, they will gather for an additional summit on November 26.
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