Germany and its allies complain that the 2 percent decrease put forward by Cyprus is too small.
Commission to exempt green investments from EU spending rules
Brussels is set to offer more flexibility to countries struggling with the energy crisis fueled by Middle East war.
Jun 2
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EU’s big 6 pitch a rival to Wall Street
Cyprus proposes €32.8 billion cut to next EU budget as compromise
Brussels budget battle begins with summit 'nego box' | Euractiv
EU leaders call for larger banks, tech firms, and defense contractors in sweeping economic overhaul
A ‘no-go box’: Frugals smash Cyprus’ EU budget proposal | Euractiv
The Brief – Let the budget battle commence | Euractiv
Von der Leyen may be caving to Meloni, but on green investment, relaxing EU deficit limits is exactly right
EU watchdog pours cold water on commission plans to loosen rules on energy spending
Fuel subsidies, green bets and fiscal strain: how Europe’s biggest economies are responding to the energy crisis
Kaum Kürzungen: Heftige Kritik an neuem Vorschlag zu EU-Budget
The EU’s big six will now have to rally other governments to join their cause without making it look like they’re ignoring the…
Cyprus proposes a 2% cut — worth €32.8bn — to the EU's draft €2 trillion budget for 2028–2034, in a bid to bridge the gap between…
New push for European joint debt timed to land ahead of EU ministerial meeting
Member countries are clashing over spending levels in the Commission’s proposal from 2028 to 2034.
Nicosia is expected to resist pressure to cut agricultural subsidies and regional payouts.
Push by coalition of six biggest EU economies to rewrite financial oversight rules likely to cause concern to Ireland and…
