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Meloni Implores Von Der Leyen to Let Countries Overspend to Battle Energy Crunch

Summary by Politico Europe
Italy has fallen foul of EU overspending rules, which it wants relaxed to deal with higher energy costs.

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The Prime Minister of Italy, George Meloni, asked the Chairman of the European Commission, Ursule von der Lien, to weaken the financial rules to help countries cope with rising energy prices. Meloni called for additional flexibility for EU member States to support households and enterprises in the face of a global increase in energy prices. Politico reports. European countries are currently facing an increase in energy costs due to the conflict …

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'It is necessary to grant Member States additional flexibility to support families and businesses,' says Giorgia Meloni

·Ankara, Türkiye
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New premier's press on Brussels, while the talks with Libya for the company's accession to the roof on the price of petrol and diesel are well underway

·Milan, Italy
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With this inflation, we need greater flexibility on the part of the European Union. This is the message that Giorgia Meloni has delivered to the president of the EU Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. The new leap of inflation recorded in September (+4.2% on an annual basis, with gas, +47%, and diesel, +34%, to drive the rise) alarms the Prime Minister, [...] The article New leap of inflation, Meloni asks for help to the EU: "More flexibility on t…

·Rome, Italy
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The President-in-Office of the Council, Giorgia Meloni, asks the European Union to be more flexible on public finances in order to enable Member States to intervene against the effects of the...

·Rome, Italy
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Corriere Della Sera broke the news in Milan, Italy on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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