Șase țări UE cer tăieri de sute de miliarde de euro din viitorul buget al Uniunii Europene. Germania vrea austeritate și la Bruxelles

Six EU countries have called for a significant reduction in the proposed long-term budget, emphasizing the need for fiscal discipline. Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Austria, Finland, and Sweden seek a balanced cut to the nearly €2 trillion budget for 2028-2034. They argue that the EU budget should reflect the fiscal consolidation efforts of member states. This request follows Germany's earlier proposal for a €400 billion cut, highlighting ongoing disputes over spending priorities. Negotiations among the 27 EU member states are intensifying as they aim for a unanimous agreement on the budget.