Migration, trade and future EU members to dominate summit of bloc’s leaders
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BRUSSELS - Leaders of European Union (EU) member states will discuss competitiveness, the future long-term budget, migration, enlargement, support for Ukraine, security and defense, and the situation in the Middle East at their October summit in Brussels, an EU official said.
On October 15 and 16, a meeting of the European Council will be held in Brussels, where leaders of the European Union member states will discuss the bloc's dependence on trading partners, the long-term budget of nearly 2 trillion euros and the possibilities for reforms related to the future admission of new member states. This becomes clear […]
Presidents and prime ministers from across the EU will be asked to review the Union's dependencies on increasingly uncertain trading partners, take sides in the dispute over its €2 trillion long-term budget and consider how to pave the way for new countries to join as member states. A new draft agenda and detailed timetable for the European Council meeting on October 15-16, seen by POLITICO, set out the summit's priorities.
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