Ireland’s budget cuts weaken EU, Commission warns
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The European Commission warned member states' ambassadors in an unusually sharp tone on Sunday, as the Irish presidency's fresh compromise proposal would cut the EU's 2028-2034 budget by 159 billion euros. According to Brussels, the 8 percent cut would hit crisis reserves, competitiveness and defense programs, and external action, while agricultural and cohesion funds would hardly decrease. The draft does not satisfy either camp, as the six larg…
The European Commission, in the run-up to the European Union summit, opposed the reduction of crisis and other budget lines, wrote Policy with reference to European diplomats, and could lose the ability to provide emergency assistance to farmers and regions in the event of new crises, and the European Union's high-level representative on budgetary matters, Stephanie Rizo, wrote the Policy with reference to European diplomats, said that the reduc…
The proposal for the next seven-year EU budget has sparked a clash between the European Commission, which wants more money for new priorities and unforeseen crises, and member states that insist on cutting spending. The Irish presidency of the Council of the EU has proposed to reduce the budget for the period 2028-2034 by 159 billion euros in...
For agriculture and cohesion this is a reduction of EUR 27.8 billion compared to the previous proposal of the Cypriot Presidency (942 billion)
The European Commission has warned member states against cutting the EU's 7-year budget, stressing that this will leave everyone more vulnerable to possible crises.
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