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Governments criticize EU’s cash-for-reforms model in new budget

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Governments criticize EU’s cash-for-reforms model in new budget
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News Financial Services Governments criticize EU’s cash-for-reforms model in new budget Ten EU countries complained that the Commission’s blueprint could penalize regions and stall payments. Under the Commission’s budget blueprint currently being negotiated by national capitals, EU countries would have to jump through multiple hoops, including potentially highly sensitive issues such as raising the retirement age, to receive payouts. The 10 governments came out against the idea during a meeting of EU ambassadors on Wednesday, opening a new battleground in fraught negotiations among countries over the bloc's 2028-2034 budget, which is worth almost €2 trillion.

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News Financial Services Governments criticize EU’s cash-for-reforms model in new budget Ten EU countries complained that the Commission’s blueprint could penalize regions and stall payments. Listen AI generated Text-to-speech Copy Link Copied Share via email Share on X Share on WhatsApp Share on LinkedIn Free article usually reserved for subscribers Under the Commission’s budget blueprint currently being negotiated by national capitals, EU countries would have to jump through multiple hoops to receive payouts.

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