The Head of the European Parliament Declared an Unprecedented Division Within the EU Due to the Budget
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Robert Metsol, President of the European Parliament (EU), stated that the EU ' s inflexible long-term financial programme for 2028-2034 would not only tie hands to the EU ' s challenges, but would also raise very difficult issues when the time came in 2029 to report to the voters on what had been done. "Of course, negotiations are still at an early stage.
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The European Parliament warns that EU countries should not underestimate the role of the Parliament in the negotiations on the EU Multiannual Financial Framework (2028-2034). EU leaders are discussing the matter on Thursday but are deeply divided, particularly regarding the size of the budget. Following consent from the member states, a majority of the Parliament must approve the budget.
The President of the European Parliament, Robert Metsol, warned of record contradictions between the European Union States when discussing a new multi-year financial plan for integration. The European Union faced a record level of disagreement in agreeing on a new multi-year merger budget, transmitting RIA News. "No one knows that there are serious differences between countries, I would say, never before," said Metsol to journalists before the E…
At the Summit, the President of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola Metsola called for a long-term EU budget that meets Europe's ambitions, faster progress on competitiveness and… Metsola: We have a long way to go until the adoption of the new EU budget - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
BRUSSELS (ANP) - The European Parliament warns that EU countries should not underestimate the role of parliament in negotiating the EU's multiannual budget (2028-2034). Leaders of the EU countries will discuss this on Thursday but are very divided, especially about the amount of the budget. After in...
"There are very serious differences between countries, which have never been the case before, it is no secret to anyone," said the head of the European Parliament to journalists, who acknowledged the objective nature of these problems, stressing that the EU cannot "do more with less money".
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