US EditionEU Budget 2026: Empowering Europe’s Competitiveness,… - Renew Europe
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(Credit: Unsplash) This article is brought to you in association with the European Parliament. Parliament proposes an overall budget of €193.9 billion, ahead of negotiations with EU governments MEPs add €597.8 million to Commission proposal Growing repayment costs for the recovery plan must not reduce funding for key programmes like Erasmus+ and EU4Health Negotiations with EU governments start in November MEPs want a 2026 budget that reinforces…
MEPs presented their vision for the EU budget for 2026 on Wednesday, October 22, requesting almost 600 million euros more than the European Commission, specifying that it is a budget that should strengthen the EU's key priorities, support research, competitiveness and defense, reports TASR's rapporteur. The EP's budget opinion was supported by 384 MEPs, 202 were against and 58 abstained. Parliament set the total level of commitment appropriation…
The European Parliament adopted its position on the 2026 EU budget on Wednesday, proposing spending of €193.9 billion. This is €597.8 million more than the European Commission's proposal. MEPs want next year's budget to focus on competitiveness, research, defense, and economic resilience. The European Parliament adopted its position on increasing the European Union budget for 2026 by nearly €600 million. MEPs voted in favor of strengthening fund…
What’s in the EU Budget 2026?
More military less social In a vote later today on the European Union’s multi-billion euro budget for 2026, the Parliament is expected to back increased militarisation, diverting taxpayers’ money away from cohesion and social funds and into defence spending. The Left stands opposed. Under the European Parliament’s position voted after midday today, the Cohesion Fund and the European Social Fund (ESF+) will receive no significant spending increa…
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