Ireland proposes 8% cut to EU’s next long-term budget
Most outlets led with Ireland’s proposal to reduce the EU’s 2028–2034 budget by 8%, noting the country’s role as the bloc’s rotating president. 24 News HD added the specific figure of 140 billion euros and mentioned the search for a deal, while The News International and Minute Mirror focused on the percentage cut and the stated aim of bridging divisions among member states.
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Proposed EU budget cut back in search for Christmas deal
Ireland, which holds the EU's rotating presidency, suggested Saturday slashing the bloc's next proposed budget by 140 billion euros ($155 billion), in a quest to bridge deep divisions and reach a deal by the end of the year.
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Ireland proposes 8% cut to EU’s next long-term budget
Ireland, which holds the European Union’s rotating presidency, has proposed cutting the bloc’s 2028–2034 budget by 8% from the European Commission’s original plan, in a bid to bridge divisions among member states over spending.
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Ireland seeks 8% cut to EU's proposed seven-year budget
The European Union’s long-term budget has faced a major spending cut push from Ireland. According to the Irish EU presidency, the EU’s budget for the period 2028 to 2034 should be 8 percent lower than the European...
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