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Germany likely to ask for EU leeway on defence spending, finance minister says

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Germany is likely to ask the European Commission for an exemption from European Union borrowing limits to increase defence spending in coming years without breaking EU rules, German Finance Minister Joerg Kukies told Reuters on Friday. "It looks likely that we may do that, but the final decision needs to be taken," Kukies said in an interview on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings in Washington. He added that this matter is being discussed in the German government in coordination with the incoming coalition

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Helsingin Sanomat

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National Defense | Finland requests EU exemption to increase defense spending

According to the Ministry of Finance, most EU countries will probably apply for the same permit.

2 months ago·Helsinki, Finland

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Because of EU rule: Is Merz-debt deal still in place?

Merz wants to strengthen roads and the Bundeswehr with XXL debt, but strict EU rules could endanger his plan.

2 months ago·Berlin, Germany

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EU rules ban new debt – Ministry of Finance requests "evasive clause"

In order to enable the debt plans of the Union and SPD, Finance Minister Jörg Kukies has requested a derogation from the European Union. ... The post EU rules ban new debt – Ministry of Finance requests "Evasion clause" appeared first on Apollo News.

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The German Marshall Fund of the United States

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The EU army: more than just a beautiful vision?

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The Commission has not yet received a request to activate a budget clause for the Defense

Only Germany submitted the request to activate a budget clause for the Defense, with the deadline ending at the end of the month. Brussels is in contact with all Member States on the matter.

2 months ago·Portugal

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