Germany has announced that it will not support the increase in the EU budget proposed by the European Commission for the period 2028-2034, set at €2 trillion. Government spokesman Stefan Kornelius said such an increase is unacceptable in view of member states' efforts to strengthen their national budgets. Germany is also opposed to the additional corporate tax proposed by the commission, which includes a levy on big companies with turnovers of more than €100m. The budget targets, among other things, the reconstruction of Ukraine and a review of agricultural subsidies.
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Berlinul consideră ‘inacceptabilă’ creșterea bugetului UE propusă de Ursula von der Leyen
Berlinul consideră 'inacceptabilă' creșterea bugetului UE propusă de Ursula von der Leyen
Germania îi trage frâna Ursulei von der Leyen și se opune creșterii bugetului Uniunii Europene
Cea mai mare economie din Europa vrea să blocheze bugetul record propus pentru UE. Mărul discordiei, taxarea companiilor și cheltuielile naționale
Dezbinare majoră în Uniunea Europeană. Germania este decisă să blocheze bugetul record propus de Ursula von der Leyen
Cea mai mare economie din UE respinge propunerea de buget prezentată de Ursula von der Leyen: „O creștere este inacceptabilă”
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