The European Commission has proposed its largest-ever budget for 2028–2034, totaling nearly €2 trillion, with major increases for defense, Ukraine aid, and development funds. The plan has sparked fierce criticism from member states, farmers, and environmental groups, who argue that cuts to agriculture and biodiversity threaten sustainability and rural livelihoods. Germany and Finland have rejected the proposal, citing concerns over excessive spending and priorities, while Poland and eastern states stand to benefit from a shift in funding allocations. The budget also doubles aid for Ukraine to €100 billion, but critics warn this could divert resources from other pressing needs. The proposal faces a tough negotiation process, with deep divisions over climate, farming, and the EU’s strategic direction.
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