Long-term EU Budget Battle: Frugal or Ambitious Europe?

The next EU summits must decide on the long-term budget between 2028 and 2034. The European Commission has proposed 200 billion euros, or 1.26% of the EU's GDP, but the 27 member states remain divided on priorities and revenue sources. The debates are intensifying between a frugal vision, limiting spending, and an ambitious European approach to invest in ecological and digital transitions. ⏱️ 1 min read The facts and recent developments The tensions are rising around the issue of revenue: some countries want higher taxes on multinational corporations, while others prefer budgetary austerity measures. This battle could trigger a new constitutional reform of the EU, with consequences for solidarity between member states. Wealthier countries, such as Germany, are pushing for a more frugal approach, while southern states are worried about losing competencies. For Tunisian countries, this European crisis reflects the challenges of European integration. Tunisia, seeking a stronger partnership with the EU, is closely following these debates, knowing that the economic stability of the Union conditions its own development. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time. ⚡ Key points ▸ The tensions are rising around the issue of revenue: some countries want higher taxes on multinational corporations, while others prefer budgetary austerity measures. ▸ Tunisia, seeking a stronger partnership with the EU, is closely following these debates, knowing that the economic stability of the Union conditions its own development. ▸ Wealthier countries, such as Germany, are pushing for a more frugal approach, while southern states are worried about losing competencies. Follow the economy live on Flash Radio The economy is also decoded live: listen to Express FM, Tunisia Med and Radio MFM on Flash Radio, no subscription required. 📈 Express FM live 103.6 MHz — Economy