Bugetul UE taie în carne vie

EU governments anticipate a budget proposal reduction of €100 to €200 billion for the next seven years, with new taxes introduced for citizens. Vice President Siegfried Mureșan criticized potential cuts to defense and competitiveness funding, emphasizing the need for adequate financing in agriculture and cohesion policies. The upcoming summit will address these budgetary concerns amid divisions between frugal countries and those advocating for cohesion. Ireland, holding the EU Council presidency, is expected to propose budget cuts while protecting key areas like agriculture. New EU taxes are also under discussion, with some facing opposition from member states.