Negocierile pentru viitorul buget al UE ar putea provoca probleme României. Riscăm să primim mai puțini bani pentru agricultură și alte domenii

The upcoming discussions on the EU's multiannual budget highlight significant disagreements among member states, particularly regarding funding for cohesion and agriculture. Romania advocates for maintaining substantial allocations in these areas, while larger economies push for budget cuts. The European Commission proposed a budget of nearly €2 trillion for 2028-2034, but several countries, including Germany and the Netherlands, argue it is excessive. The debate is complicated by a lack of consensus on new revenue sources and the need for increased defense spending. The European Parliament calls for a larger budget to support both new and traditional priorities, creating a divide among EU institutions. António Costa is seeking a compromise ahead of the final agreement, aiming for resolution by the end of the year before the electoral calendar begins in 2027.