Germany threatens to block EU’s next budget unless all 27 states help close Ukraine’s 70-billion-euro funding gap
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Germany is threatening to block the EU’s next long-term budget unless every member state helps pay for Ukraine. In a letter to European Council President António Costa, Chancellor Friedrich Merz made his support for the 2028-2034 budget conditional on all 27 countries committing to cover Ukraine’s financing, which faces a €70 billion gap next year, the Financial Times reported.
This way, Germany, the EU’s biggest net
Germany is threatening to block the EU’s next long-term budget unless every member state helps pay for Ukraine. In a letter to European Council President António Costa, Chancellor Friedrich Merz made his support for the 2028-2034 budget conditional on all 27 countries committing to cover Ukraine’s financing, which faces a €70 billion gap next year, the Financial Times reported.
This way, Germany, the EU’s biggest net
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