Bătălie pentru banii europeni la Bruxelles. România și alte 16 țări se opun reducerii fondurilor

Romania and 16 other countries are advocating for increased EU funding for farmers and infrastructure at a Brussels summit, opposing wealthy nations' budget cuts. The group, led by Romania, Italy, and Poland, emphasizes the need for equitable financial distribution and cohesion policies. Discussions have been tense, with Germany and the Netherlands pushing for significant budget reductions. Romanian President Nicușor Dan highlighted the importance of EU funds for Romania's development, while EU negotiator Siegfried Mureșan suggested taxing major US tech companies to increase revenue. The leaders will reconvene to discuss the Ukraine war and EU membership for Ukraine and Moldova.